Start/End Dates	2015-07-08 through 2015-10-12
Country	Japan

Details

The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation hosted a special exhibition called Pokémon Lab: You do it! You discover! (ポケモン研究所 ～キミにもできる！新たな発見～). The museum is located in the Odaiba District of Tokyo, Japan and the Pokémon Lab exhibit was available during the summer of 2015.

Special Exhibition Pokémon Lab: You do it! You discover!

Since the release of the first game in 1996, Pokémon has become an international hit spanning across borders, cultures and generations. This special exhibition presents entertaining experiences to learn about scientific methods and processes such as observation and classification, with Pokémon as the subjects.

This exhibition will take place at the "Pokémon Lab" where visitors will act as research assistants and take on a variety of missions. These missions are separated into different difficulty levels, so visitors all ages can enjoy them. The exhibition will also explain the history and long-lasting appeal of Pokémon, along with the development of communications technology in game consoles.

This special exhibition provides an opportunity to experience the scientific process by playing and thinking together with Pokémon.

Exhibit Details

Exhibition Days: Wednesday July 8th, 2015 until Monday October 12th, 2015
Closed: Every Tuesday except on holidays and during the summer vacation period
Opening Hours: 10:00 - 17:00 (Entrance closes 30 minutes prior to museum closing time.)
Venue: Special Exhibition Zone, 1st floor, Miraikan
Admission Fees(TBD): Adult (Ages 19 & over): 1,500yen, Student (Age 18 to school student): 1,300yen, Child(Ages 3 to school student): 500yen
Organizers: National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, The Yomiuri Shimbun

Source: http://www.miraikan.jst.go.jp/en/spexhibition/pokemon/

The official Japanese Pokémon Website announced the details of a Pokémon Event distribution in eary June 2015. Those that participated in the professor's mission in Lab Room 1 (第1研究室) at the Pokémon Laboratories were given their favorite Pokémon out of Fushigidane, Hitokage and Zenigame. At the end of that mission, players received a serial code that could be redeemed in Pocket Monsters Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire or Pocket Monsters X or Y based on that Pokémon selection. Each of these starter Pokémon held a Mega Evolution Stone.

Event Leaflet Scan

Event Pokémon Distribution Details

Source: http://www.pokemon.co.jp/info/2015/06/150605_e01.html

Oha Suta - July 2nd, 2015

As part of the Pokémon Headline (ポケモン ヘッドライン) segment hosted by DJ KOZY and DJ Hanamaru (ハナマル) on July 2nd, 2015, they also announced the details of this distribution and campaign to viewers of the show.