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An Eevee earned at the learning table: Japan’s November Pokémon pop-ups
Five Japanese pop-ups offer a Gym-stamped 134/M-P Eevee through a learn-to-play class. Follow the venue dates, weekday age exception and the exact Japanese printing without inventing a new exclusive or a market value.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-11-15 · Editorial standards & corrections · Revised 2026-11-15
The interesting stop is the learning table
A Pokémon pop-up visit can be about something beyond the sales counter. Five Japanese locations opened on November 13 with a learn-to-play class lasting about 30 minutes and an Eevee promo listed as its participation gift. The notice does not describe a purchase-threshold giveaway. For a collector, that makes the experience of learning the game part of the card’s story.
A short route from venue to binder
Start with the official venue image, check who can join, then look closely at the Gym stamp and 134/M-P number. The slides follow the current November schedule rather than promising availability to every visitor.
Five venues do not share one closing date
Aichi Togo and Shizuoka PARCO run through November 29. Fujimi in Saitama, Sakai Teppocho in Osaka, and Wakayama run through December 6. Store days are not identical to class days: the ordinary class runs November 13–28 at all five, with November 30–December 6 also listed for the latter three. November 29 has a separate step-up class notice, so a collector should not treat every open day as the same event.
Can an adult join on Sunday?
The ordinary class is for elementary-school-age children and younger, with all ages accepted on weekdays. An adult visiting today, Sunday November 15, should therefore not assume eligibility. Participation is free, with same-day first-come numbered tickets. The general time is 10:30–17:30; Shizuoka lists 11:00–18:00 on weekdays. Tickets may run out early, and each host’s current entrance and operating notices still matter.
The stamp identifies the card’s distribution context
The pictured participation card matches Japanese Eevee 134/M-P in the official database: HP70, HACCAN artwork and a POKÉMON CARD GYM stamp at the lower-right of the illustration. The official record also links a Deck-as-is Battle distribution. We therefore do not present this as brand-new artwork or a first-ever pop-up exclusive. Its appeal here is the connection between a familiar card and a particular learning experience.
A participation story does not establish scarcity
If the Eevee is the reason for a visit, eligibility and ticket availability come first. The separate November 29 step-up class lists an official event Trainers Pack as its gift, so we have not merged its reward with the ordinary class. Free participation also does not establish a resale opportunity or scarcity. The verified notices describe an event; they do not measure collector demand or attendance.
Keep the number even when the price is unknown
A fresh November 15 price is unverified. The exact Japanese 134/M-P record in TCGIndex has no stored price, so the article leaves it unpriced rather than borrowing another Eevee’s number. Open the exact printing, save it to My Cards, and keep the visit context alongside it. The official overview is an updated page with an older original publication date; this article reports the November 2026 schedule visible when checked on November 15.
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