When Pokémon Go launched in Japan (and, well, everywhere), hordes of folks were playing it. The numbers of active players have dropped, but the game still has a dedicated following.
Of course, Japan isn’t alone. The game is still played and enjoyed by people all around the globe.
From November 24 to November 26, there was a Pokémon Go Safari Zone event at the Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. (Similar Safari Zone events were held in Europe in September.)
According to IT Media, the Pokémon Go Safari Zone drew 87,000 people over the the three-day event in Tottori and was an economic boon for the area.
Have a look at the festivities.
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