Universal Studios Japan

Opening Date: March 31st 2001
Pokémon First Introduction Date: March 1st 2023
Location: Konohana-ku, Osaka, Japan

Universal Studios Japan is one of several Universal themed theme parks, and the only one that is in Japan. This park runs a variety of different rides and lands based on various franchises, including being the inaugural home for Super Nintendo World, the first Nintendo theme park

Duration: July 3rd 2024 - September 1st 2024

The No Limit! Summer Splash Parade is a daily parade that ran through the summer of 2024 as part of the annual Splash season. This parade is an alteration of the No Limit parade and has the dancers and floats spray water around to cool visitors to the park. It has multiple new floats including a Gyarados one to fit the water motif

Duration: September 6th 2023 - November 5th 2023

The Pokémon Halloween show is the first daytime show focused on Pokémon and features a show starring DJ Pikachu and DJ Gengar to provide music and visuals you can move and dance to.

Throughout the duration of the event, new food was also available at areas throughout the park
DJ Pikachu's Halloween Party Plate Set
Misdreavus' Mischief!? Grape Jelly & Soda
Imitation! Mimikyu's Milk Mousse & Crepe
DJ Pikachu & DJ Gengar's Halloween Party Kids Set
DJ Gengar's Halloween Party Plate Set
Banette's Jumping Chocolate Cake

Duration: March 1st 2023 - April 6th 2024

The No Limit! Parade is a daily parade that ran through 2023 in the main USJ park. This parade features characters from a variety of franchises including Super Mario and Pokémon.

In the parade, there is a Pokémon float with various dancers, the dancers hold puppets of various Pokémon: Grookey, Oricorio, Spinda, Squirtle and Bulbasaur while a Pikachu mascot is on the float. The float also features a massive Charizard which blows steam out of its mouth. Following the float are some dancers holding up balloon Lugia & Ho-Oh to fly around to the music.

To tie in with this, various Pokémon merchandise was put on sale including keyrings, badges and T-Shirts. Several pieces of Pokémon related food were also available including a Squirtle Vanilla Churro, a Bulbasaur Melon Soda drink with sipper and a Pikachu Pizza Bun.