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· The Pokémon GO Japan Championship (PJCS) was held in Yokohama, and I want to convey the atmosphere of the venue.
· The video was filmed on the second day of PJCS, and I participated as a Pokémon GO player.

· The Pokémon GO tournament lasts for 2 days, and 64 players advance to the second day based on their performance on the first day.
· I played a total of 8 matches and recorded 3 wins and 5 losses. Although I unfortunately didn't advance to the second day, I was thrilled to participate and achieve 3 wins amidst the tension of my first major tournament.
· The battle format involves revealing 6 pre-selected Pokémon and choosing 3 to battle with.
· Among the 6 Pokémon, I built my team around 'Dai', including the evolution line of 'Dai'.

· I was once again reminded of how skilled the participants were.
· I have no experience reaching Legend in previous seasons; I achieved Legend in the Little Cup (under 500 CP), not the Great League.
· I focused on the Great League last season but couldn't reach Legend due to the difficulties of GBL.
· This tournament was a very enjoyable experience.

· On the first day, I was mostly focused on the matches and didn't take many videos. On the second day, I thoroughly explored the area around the venue.
· At the entrance to the venue, there are photo zones with XY and Mega Audino.
· Last year, the Pokémon Japan Championship was also held here at Pacifico Yokohama, and the 2023 World Championships were also held here.
· The PokéStops inside the venue are limited-time stops specialized for Mega Evolved Pokémon, featuring Mega Ampharos, Mega Absol, Mega Latias, and Mega Sceptile.
· The gifts obtained here can be sent to friends.

· You can receive limited PokéHome medals within the venue.
· I obtained a medal through an NFC reader and received the Mega Sceptile medal.
· There are various types of medals, and I successfully completed my PokéHome medal collection.

· I learned that there were also events related to the Pokémon Card Game.
· The first match began, so I decided to enjoy watching.
· There are also mini-games available within the venue.

· It's a special feeling to participate in this tournament during the commemorative years of Pokémon's 10th and 30th anniversaries.
· Although I practiced consistently, I regret not investing enough time in tournament preparation.
· Through actual matches, I realized my lack of play experience and knowledge, and I made mistakes like miscounting move uses.
· I've recently started to understand GO Battle League (GBL), but I had difficult matches due to a lack of play experience.
· My goal is to reach Legend this season as well. I've mainly played in the Master League, but I will strive to become more proficient in the Great League.

· Broadcasting was not smooth due to computer specifications.
· I'm in a situation where I have to use a computer with lower specs than my current desktop.
· When I stream, I tend to get nervous and make more mistakes than usual, so if I have the chance, I'd like to stream.

· I want to congratulate everyone who participated in PJCS.
· I hope the top players from this tournament achieve great results at the WCS San Francisco tournament.
· I also hope to participate in the San Francisco tournament. I had a great time in Hawaii last year, so I want to participate again this year.
· I really want to participate in this commemorative year of Pokémon's 10th and 30th anniversaries.
· Although the result was disappointing, I will be living in Taiwan next year, so I probably won't be able to participate in PJCS. Instead, I want to achieve good results in tournaments held in Taiwan. I have a year, so I will prepare well.
· I want to achieve good results in tournaments held in Taiwan. I have a year, so I will prepare well.