It's probably the first time we're in such a big city, since we left Castelia City♪Princess!!I don't care about that, just stay close to me, okay?We're here! Raimon City~♪We're going to go back home late, but I've checked, and I've closed the door...I don't forget...anything.First up, the Ferris wheel ♪At last we've arrived...Let's play all day ♪I'm feeling uneasy...Just because we gave her the consent to make a trip, she brought us all the way to Raimon...Raimon City
The Japanese name of Nimbasa City, Raimon City, refers to this monumental gate, (Raimon, "thunder gate") in Asakusa, Tokyo. The statue on the left represents Thundurus, instead of Raijin, the thunder god whose statue can actually be seen there. Technically, it's called Kaminarimon. Raimon is a pun on the characters used in its name.
