42 prefectures have Poké Lids
Poké Lids are installed in 42 prefectures. 5 prefectures still have none.
They have spread across Japan, while a few blank spots remain.
Pokémon Manhole Data Guide
Poké Lids (Pokéfuta) counted and sorted by prefecture from the latest dataset.
Hokkaido has 50 Poké Lids, about 10% of the nationwide total of 482.
In wide-open Hokkaido, collecting Poké Lids can become a trip in itself.
Poké Lids are installed in 42 prefectures. 5 prefectures still have none.
They have spread across Japan, while a few blank spots remain.
Tohoku has 128 Poké Lids, one of the densest regions nationwide.
Fukushima, Miyagi, and Iwate make this area especially rewarding to explore.
The top 3 prefectures by Poké Lid count are Hokkaido, Fukushima, Miyagi.
Northern Japan has a strong presence near the top.
Fukushima has 43 Poké Lids, second only to Hokkaido.
A trip within the prefecture alone can be rich with discoveries.
Mie has 31 Poké Lids, giving it a clear presence in the Kinki-Tokai area.
It is easy to fold into a Kansai or Tokai travel plan.
Gunma, Yamanashi, Hiroshima, Kumamoto, Oita still have no Poké Lids.
Guessing where the next one may appear is part of the fun.
Choose your next Poké Lid destination by the kind of journey you want.








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37 covers feature アローラロコン.
5 Pokémon across 2 municipalities.
20 covers feature イシツブテ.
37 covers feature ラプラス.
12 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
15 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
43 covers feature ラッキー.
10 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
All 3 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
This prefecture is still waiting for its first Poké Lid.
All 3 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
All 4 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
19 Pokémon across 4 municipalities.
5 covers feature ピカチュウ.
4 covers feature コイキング.
All 3 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
18 Pokémon across 7 municipalities.
17 covers feature カイリュー.
This prefecture is still waiting for its first Poké Lid.
15 Pokémon across 6 municipalities.
11 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
10 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
18 Pokémon across 6 municipalities.
31 covers feature ミジュマル.
3 covers feature ゲッコウガ.
15 Pokémon across 2 municipalities.
All 5 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
All 3 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
All 5 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
9 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
17 covers feature サンド.
10 Pokémon across 5 municipalities.
All 4 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
This prefecture is still waiting for its first Poké Lid.
All 4 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
All 3 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
17 covers feature ヤドン.
All 2 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
18 covers feature ヌオー.
15 Pokémon across 2 municipalities.
All 3 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
15 covers feature デンリュウ.
This prefecture is still waiting for its first Poké Lid.
This prefecture is still waiting for its first Poké Lid.
18 covers feature ナッシー.
All 9 covers are concentrated in one municipality.
25 Pokémon across 16 municipalities.
There are 482 Poké Lids installed across Japan.The most are in Hokkaido (50), followed by Hokkaido・Fukushima・Miyagi and others.5 prefectures have no installations yet, but future expansion is expected.Poké Lids are deeply tied to regional tourism and local promotion, making travelling to collect them a beloved activity.
Browse each prefecture's Poké Lids on the Japan Map.
By region, Tohoku leads with 128 Poké Lids, followed by Kyushu (78). Poké Lids are often installed through partnerships with local governments and tourism associations, frequently found near tourist spots and train stations. Planning a multi-region route is a popular way to enjoy them.
Some prefectures don't have any Poké Lids yet. Future expansions are possible, and guessing "where will the next one appear?" is part of the fun.