AFTERHOURS TV
Play the requested video on YouTube. Starts muted.
A LITTLE ROOM FOR YOUR COLLECTION
Pokémon. Thirty years of collecting.
THE COLLECTION
Every card has a place. Find its next one.
Try a different name or clear your filters.
Flip for the reverse, or admire it in the room.
30TH CELEBRATION
This card is in the source checklist. Its artwork has not been published yet.
YOUR BINDER
Click cards to pick them up. Click an empty pocket to place the selected card.
Jump to any spread. Filled squares are reserved card pockets, including cards in your hand.
Preview first. Earlier and protected pages are never changed. Applying a plan is one undoable action.
No changes have been made.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
A virtual binder, a few stacks, and the city outside.
Drag right to move the scene right, or left to move it left. Drag down to look up; drag up to look down. Page turns use the arrow keys or a page-edge drag.
The top overlays and save status fade after 10 seconds of inactivity. Move, tap, or press a key to bring them back. Menus stay open while you use them.
Watch the requested video on the right wall. YouTube is contacted only when you play it; playback starts muted.
Balanced uses a steady render resolution while moving, placing cards, and resting, so the scene does not shift when you stop. Full detail uses more pixels; Smooth uses fewer. All modes reuse unchanged room shading. Card artwork, buildings, traffic, and people are never removed.
Rain adds an overcast storm layer and thicker haze. Clear restores your chosen cloud level.
Moving traffic: up to 768 cars. Parked cars stay in their neighborhood courts.
Traffic, aircraft, rooftop lights, and weather move independently.
The starter arrangement is a virtual sample, not an ownership record. Your changes stay in this browser. Export a backup to move them to another device.
The 20 double-sided sheets hold 360 cards, with nine side-loading pockets per face. First and last spreads show the inside covers.
An independent fan-made prototype, not affiliated with Pokémon, Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK, Vault X, or Pokecottage. Card artwork belongs to its respective rights holders. The card reverse is an original Afterhours sleeve, not an official card back.
The neighborhood combines real building meshes with original tower, temple, streets, shops and greenery. Seven distinctive skyline anchors are individually modeled from the reference composition. Tokyo Tower has a flared truss base, two observation decks and a segmented mast. Nearby facades have rebuilt cladding and window frames; distant buildings retain survey textures. Height-dependent haze adds atmospheric depth. Lighting, occupancy and reflections are simulated, not live or ray traced. The combined scene is art-directed, not an exact GIS replica.
Building data: Minato-ku 2025, Project PLATEAU / MLIT, adapted under CC BY 4.0 as permitted by the PLATEAU site policy. Geometry is selected, compressed and rescaled; 27 foreground buildings are repositioned and retextured. Full attribution and modifications.
Composition reference: Kazuend's Shiba Park photograph, released under CC0. Wood, leather, fabric, concrete, brick, asphalt, and the detailed houseplant models are Poly Haven CC0 assets. Room sources and modifications. Shop signs and blossom textures are original; no skyline photograph is rendered.