Sedge Town (Kayatsuri Town): Greetings, Shops and Food at PokéPark KANTO

Sedge Town (カヤツリタウン, Kayatsuri Town) is the town half of PokéPark KANTO. Every pass gets you in, including the Town Pass, and children under 3 enter free. It has a Pokémon Center where Chansey greets you, the Sedge Gym with a daily stage show, the Pokémon Trainers’ Market of merchandise stalls, two paid rides, an outdoor parade around the Primarina Fountain, and five food stands. The busy parts need planning. The Gym show, the Pokémon Playhouse meet-and-greet and the main Pokémon Daisuki Shop each need a free limited-access ticket from the app. The rides need a timed ticket bought at a kiosk.

Sedge Town at a glance

Place	What it is	How to get in (as of October 2026)
Pokémon Center	Chansey greets you; watch Pokémon recover in the Healing Machine	Walk in
Poké Mart	Special drinks	Walk in
Pokémon Trainers’ Market	Merchandise stalls, plus the ride ticket kiosk	Walk in
Sedge Gym	“Pika Pika Sparks!” stage show	Limited-access ticket (lottery) or Ace reserved seat
Pokémon Playhouse	Meet-and-greet, Pokémon change daily	Limited-access ticket (first come)
Sedge Condominiums	Pikachu and Eevee Playroom	Ace Trainer’s Pass only
Pika Pika Paradise	Ride powered by over 30 Electric-type Pokémon	Timed ride ticket, ¥1,200 / ¥800
Vee Vee Voyage	Eevee carousel	Timed ride ticket, ¥1,200 / ¥800
Primarina Fountain Plaza / Gym Plaza	Parade and outdoor performances	Free, no ticket

The Pokémon Daisuki Shop, the main shop, is just outside Sedge Town in the PokéPark Entrance Plaza. You also need a limited-access ticket from the app to go in.

Greetings: where to meet Pokémon

• Pokémon walking around town. The official FAQ says you can say hello and take photos with Pokémon you meet around the park.
• Pokémon Playhouse. Different Pokémon appear each day, and you can’t choose which. The official lineup lists Clefairy, Vulpix, Psyduck, Growlithe, Slowpoke, Gengar, Lapras and Dragonite. Book a time in the app. One photo per group, with one device.
• Pikachu and Eevee Playroom in Sedge Condominiums. This is for Ace Trainer’s Pass holders only. You register a time slot at the perks desk in the Trainers’ Market, and the photo, in an original frame, is a free gift.
• Parade. Pikachu and Eevee perform around the fountain and Gym Plaza. See shows and parade for times.

Shopping: the Trainers’ Market and the Daisuki Shop

The official merchandise page groups the original goods into sweets, Vee Vee Voyage items, carnival-costume Pikachu and Eevee items, Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town items, and Pokémon fashion. Some rules to know (official FAQ and area rules):

• Entry time: you can only enter the Pokémon Daisuki Shop during the time on your limited-access ticket.
• Purchase limits: some items are limited per person. You show your ticket screen at the register. Every buyer must queue themselves, so a parent can’t buy a child’s limited item for them.
• No online shop and no holds. Staff can’t tell you stock in advance.
• Bags cost extra. Bring a foldable bag.
• Cashless only. Cards (Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Amex, Diners, Discover, UnionPay), IC cards such as Suica and PASMO, and QR payments including Alipay and WeChat Pay. There’s no ATM inside. The nearest is a Seven Bank ATM by Yomiuriland’s Aurora Gate, where you can also top up an IC card with cash.
• Resale buying is banned.

Food: five stands and a drinks counter

Official stands and what they sell (menus change by season):

Stand	What it sells
Pikachu’s Onigiri Shop	Rice balls and fried chicken; the onigiri tray comes in one of five random designs
Eevee’s Café	Latte art drinks featuring Eevee and Eeveelutions, cream buns and ice bars
Snorlax’s Popcorn	Barbecue and milk caramel popcorn, and a Snorlax popcorn box set
Altaria’s Roost Kitchen	Baguette sandwiches, soups and fries
Poké Mart	Drinks showing Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle using their moves

There are also original bottled drinks inspired by the games’ Fresh Water, Soda Pop and Fruits au lait, plus vending machines. No alcohol is sold. Allergy information is on the official food page.

Outside food isn’t allowed, including food bought elsewhere in Yomiuriland. The exceptions are food for small children and for people with dietary restrictions. Tell the staff at entry.

Where to sit. Sedge Town is outdoors. The FAQ says that between the 2nd and 3rd Gym shows, you may be able to enter the gym without a ticket and eat inside. Eating elsewhere in Yomiuriland is the other option.

The two rides

Pika Pika Paradise and Vee Vee Voyage cost ¥1,200 for adults (13+) and ¥800 for children (3–12) per ride. You buy a timed ticket at the mobile ticket kiosk in the Pokémon Trainers’ Market. You can’t book ahead, and tickets can sell out on busy days. Children under 5 must ride with a ticket-holder aged 13 or older. On Pika Pika Paradise everyone wears a safety belt and you can’t hold a child on your lap. Ace Trainer’s Pass holders can use the priority lane once on each ride.

Services in town

• Information: the mobile information kiosk in Sedge Town handles questions, lost property and lost children.
• First aid: in Sedge Town.
• Baby care: changing stations, nursing booths and hot water. See PokéPark KANTO with kids under 5.
• Prayer room: a booth next to the Pokémon Daisuki Shop.
• Smoking: not allowed in PokéPark KANTO. Use Yomiuriland’s smoking areas.

A simple order for the town

1. Before 10:45: be inside Yomiuriland. At 10:45, apply in the app for the Daisuki Shop, the Playhouse and the Gym show lottery. See the app guide.
2. Your Forest slot: if you have a Trainer’s Pass, walk the Pokémon Forest at your time.
3. Midday: buy ride tickets at the kiosk early, then eat.
4. Afternoon: go to the shop and the Playhouse at your booked times, and the Gym show if you won the lottery.
5. Late afternoon: stay for the outdoor parade at the Primarina Fountain.