Smash-hit "Pokemon Go" launched in Japan

Smash-hit "Pokemon Go" launched in Japan

Pokemon appears on a mobile phone screen as a user plays the smash-hit "Pokemon Go" game in Osaka's famous Dotonbori entertainment district on July 22, 2016, its debut day in Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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