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A Must for Pokémon Fans: Adorable Pedal Boats to Cruise Scenic Lakes

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The latest activity that Pokémon fans can’t miss this summer—the super cute Dragonite pedal boat—lets travelers glide across beautiful lakes and mountains. ...

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The latest activity that Pokémon fans can’t miss this summer—the super cute Dragonite pedal boat—lets travelers glide across beautiful lakes and mountains.

The super cute Dragonite pedal boat. (Photo / michinokupark)

At Sendai National Murone Lake Park in Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan, an adorable Dragonite has made an appearance, allowing travelers to pedal around and enjoy Sendai’s stunning natural scenery.

Dragonite cruising on the lake. (Photo / michinokupark)

Also known as Lapras, Dragonite is a Water/Ice-type Pokémon that has been chosen as the mascot of Miyagi Prefecture. After being selected as Miyagi’s promotional Pokémon last December, various tourism activities featuring it have been launched.

Miyagi Prefecture’s promotional Pokémon, Lapras. (Photo / michinokupark)

This event transforms Dragonite into a swan boat, making it possible for Pokémon fans and travelers to fulfill their childhood dreams by riding Dragonite across the water. A Dragonite-shaped swim ring has also been introduced, bursting with cuteness.

Travelers can not only enjoy the scenic lakes and mountains but also taste the region’s amazing soba noodles. (Photo / miyagi_pref_kankou)

What are you waiting for?! Book your flight to northeastern Japan now and experience the joy of riding Dragonite while cruising the scenic lakes and mountains of Sendai, plus savor the local specialty soba noodles—a fun, refreshing, and relaxing getaway.

 

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