Pokemon manhole covers keep coming to Japan with awesome Ho-Oh designs and more

 

Pokémon is everywhere, literally. Even the manhole covers in Japan feature designs from the famous franchise.

Pokémon is one of the most famous sagas in history and its popularity extends throughout the entire planet. However, in Japan they feel a special fervor for Pikachu and company , understandably and the franchise is so established that we can get to see everything.

After having known  the favorite Pokémon for Japanese fans  a few days ago, now it is time to see the new street furniture that has been placed on the streets of Kyoto. Some manhole covers have already been customized with awesome poké-designs.

Five are the designs that have already been placed on the streets of Japan and all of them represent places close to their location, as well as various well-known pokémon, such as the second generation initials:  Chikorita, Cyndaquil and Totodile.

Nor does his appointment miss Ho-Oh, the legendary Gold and Silver, which is one of the great symbols of the saga. Pikachu himself has inaugurated these covers that are expected to be there for a long time. It wouldn't have been bad for someone to slip in a Muk design to have a matching manhole cover.

It is not the first time that Japan has announced a similar measure, although, in this case, the designs are really pretty . In case you ever pass through Japan and specifically through Kyoto, these are the locations of each of the mentioned manhole covers: Okazaki Park, Maruyama Park, Umekoji Park, Arashiyama Park (Nakanoshima district) and Nishikyogoku Athletic Park.