I'm BTT this thread because I said I'd let you know what the Japan pavilion had as far as Pokemon items go.
They had Pokemon card packs and decks. These are only in English and are priced higher than the stores like Target. They are exactly the same. I thought they would carry Japanese Pokemon card, but they didn't. Just regular everyday Pokemon cards. They had a 3 ring binder there for $16. It was American and had Ash,Brock, Misty on one side and a Pokemon on the back. Funny because we bought that same exact binder on clearance about 4 years ago at Toys R Us. lol.
They had ballcaps that look just like Ash's hat. Those are $19.99. I bought one for DS.
They had tshirts, but all in child size small and 1 medium. The shirts were $26 and had Rayquaza on them. They had a little coin purse thing that looked like it was made of canvas. That was $9. The bigger messenger bag type was $30. It was olive green and made of canvas.
They had some little plastic figures on a base. Those were $16. They were small and only had a few common characters like Pikachu and Meowth. They had a Pokemon Origami book for $10. That book had punchouts of some pokemon that you could fold into origami shapes. There was only 1 in stock when we were there.
They also had a fabric game playing mat for the trading card game.. It's similar to the paper ones you get when you purchase a deck of cards at
WalMart. That was $30. My son wanted to get it until he saw the price.
The section for Pokemon was very small compared to the Hello Kitty section.
I thought it was way overpriced, too. We were so disappointed since we are big Pokemon fans here.
They did have Yu-Gi-Oh cards in both American version and in Japanese. Of course, the American packs were priced about $2 per pack higher than Target or KMart, and they are exactly the same ones. The Japanese ones my son thought were neat. He bought 3 packs, but accidentally left them on a bench at Biergarten.
They had some Anime books about how to draw. They were between $20 and $24 depending on the book.
They had some DragonballZ items. They had a tshirt with DragonballZ on it and a shirt with Godzilla. They had some Power Rangers things, but all were American and again overpriced.
Just letting you know what we found. I was going to take photos, but security on the way down dropped my camera, so my photos indoors did not turn out at all.
I hope this helps those who were wondering about the Pokemon items at the Japan pavilion in Epcot.
Hi!
He'll be really excited.
We might just see if there is some stuff we can't get locally. And he might pick up a few Japanese language cards. He can't read it, but he can tell what it is because they have identical ones in English, and he thinks they look neat!
I can't believe it hasn't died yet. I have all the old gameboy games too 
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