T2’s Pokemon Store sits landside, so plan time before security.
This shop is in Terminal 2, in the public (pre-security) area, so you need to visit before heading through screening for ANA and other T2 departures. It focuses on official Pokemon Center-style goods: plushes, figures, keychains, snacks, and travel accessories with Pikachu and friends on them. Stock skews to smaller items that fit easily in a cabin bag, so you’re not trying to stuff a giant plush into the overhead bin at gate 61.
Prices run typical Japan character-shop levels: keychains and small goodies around ¥600–¥1,000, mid-size plushes roughly ¥2,000–¥3,500, and boxed snacks a bit under ¥1,500. Limited-edition airport designs sometimes show up, and those vanish first. If you’re trying to burn leftover yen before a domestic ANA hop out of T2, this is an easy way to do it without hunting through multiple shops.
The store targets domestic passengers in T2, so international flyers in T3 need at least 20–25 minutes extra to walk over, shop, and get back through security. Signage in T2 is clear in English and Japanese, so finding it from the main departure hall doesn’t take more than 5–10 minutes of wandering. Stock turns over fast during school holidays and Golden Week, so expect some empty hooks around those dates.
Tip: Hit the Pokemon Store first, then clear T2 security; aim to be through screening at least 45 minutes before boarding for a domestic flight.