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Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10: SV-P 289 Fact Sheet for the Japanese Promo

Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10: SV-P 289 Fact Sheet for the Japanese Promo

Updated November 10, 2026

Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10 is the graded copy of Fukuoka’s Pikachu P, card No. SV-P 289 (SV-P289), the holo promo that came in the Japanese Special BOX “Pokémon Center Fukuoka”. A PSA 10 (Gem Mint) slab means PSA graded this copy at the top of its scale. This page explains the card, how to read the listing, and what to check.

Key Takeaways
  • Fukuoka’s Pikachu P is card No. SV-P 289, from the Special BOX “Pokemon Center Fukuoka”.
  • The official announcement lists the promo as a holo (キラ) card with art themed on a Fukuoka food festival.
  • The Special BOX cost 2,090 yen (tax included) and was sold through Pokémon Center Online only.
  • Our PSA 10 listings describe the grade as Gem Mint and note the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks.
Key fact Detail
Card (English) Fukuoka’s Pikachu P, SV-P 289 (Japanese edition)
Card (Japanese) フクオカのピカチュウ
Source product Special BOX “Pokémon Center Fukuoka”, Scarlet & Violet Special BOX series (official announcement)
Announcement date June 13, 2025, lottery sale on Pokémon Center Online
Inside the box 1 holo promo card, 1 deck shield set (64 sleeves), 1 deck case, 1 long card box
Graded version PSA 10 (Gem Mint) on our product page
PSA 10 graded Fukuoka's Pikachu P SV-P 289 promo card in a PSA slab, from the Special Box Pokemon Center Fukuoka
Fukuoka’s Pikachu P [SV-P 289] in a PSA 10 slab.

What is the Fukuoka Pikachu card SV-P 289?

It is a holo Pikachu promo card numbered SV-P 289, made for the Pokémon Center Fukuoka Special BOX. The official Pokémon Card Game announcement lists the promo as 「フクオカのピカチュウ」 and says it is holo (キラ). The art is themed on a Fukuoka food festival.

The box was released to mark the renewal of the Pokémon Center Fukuoka store, alongside matching boxes for the Tohoku and Hiroshima stores. It was sold through Pokémon Center Online only, by lottery, with possible later sales at Pokémon Centers. The announcement describes the card as the promo included in that Special BOX.

The announcement does not list HP or attacks for this card. Judge a copy by its card number, its holo finish and its PSA label, not by game text.

How do you read a Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10 listing name?

Read it in four parts: grade, card name, card number and source set. Our listing title is: PSA10 Fukuoka’s Pikachu P [SV-P 289](Special Box “Pokemon Center Fukuoka”).

Part of the title What it tells you
PSA10 Graded by Professional Sports Authenticator, grade 10 (Gem Mint)
Fukuoka’s Pikachu P The card name as written in the listing
SV-P 289 The card number, No. 289 of SV-P
Special Box “Pokemon Center Fukuoka” The product the promo came in

Some pages show the number as “289/SV-P”. It is the same card, written in a different order.

What does PSA 10 mean for Fukuoka Pikachu?

PSA 10 means Gem Mint, the top grade PSA certifies. Our product pages describe it as awarded only to cards in flawless, gem mint condition. The grade belongs to the slabbed copy named on the listing, not to the card in general.

Our product pages also say the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. That is about the plastic holder, not the grade of the card inside. Compare the slab photos on the page with that note before you order.

Where does Fukuoka Pikachu sit in the Special BOX series?

Fukuoka Pikachu is one of three promos in the Scarlet & Violet Special BOX series announced on June 13, 2025. The other two boxes are Pokémon Center Tohoku and Pokémon Center Hiroshima, each with its own Pikachu promo.

Box Promo card
Special BOX Pokémon Center Tohoku Tohoku’s Pikachu (holo)
Special BOX Pokémon Center Hiroshima Hiroshima’s Pikachu (holo)
Special BOX Pokémon Center Fukuoka Fukuoka Pikachu (holo), SV-P 289

All three boxes hold the same items: one promo card, a 64-sleeve deck shield set, a deck case and a long card box. All three were priced at 2,090 yen (tax included). The Fukuoka box differs only in its card and its art.

How is it different from the McDonald’s Pikachu 020/M-P?

They are two different promo Pikachu cards from two different programs. The McDonald’s card is Pikachu No. 020 / M-P, illustrated by Yuu Nishida and linked to the McDonald’s “Happy Set 2025” promotion, according to the official card database entry. The Fukuoka card is No. SV-P 289 and comes from a Pokémon Center Special BOX.

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Check the number prefix first: SV-P for Fukuoka, M-P for the McDonald’s card. Our McDonald’s PSA 10 Pikachu guide covers that card in detail.

How do you check a Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10 listing before you buy?

Check five things: the card number, the grade, the source set, the slab photos and the delivery note. Do this on every listing, including ours.

  1. Card number. It should read SV-P 289 (or 289/SV-P) and the name should be Fukuoka’s Pikachu P.
  2. Grade. The title and label should both say PSA 10, Gem Mint.
  3. Source set. The set should be the Special BOX “Pokemon Center Fukuoka”, not the Tohoku or Hiroshima box.
  4. Slab photos. Look at the case surface. Our pages state it may have minor scratches or marks.
  5. Delivery note. Our pages say stock levels can change and an order may take a little longer to ship.

We list this card on two product pages with the same title and the same PSA 10 description: listing one and listing two. Use the photos on the page you order from.

Where can you buy Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10 from Japan?

You can buy it from our Fukuoka Pikachu PSA 10 product page, and we send international orders from Tokyo by FedEx. A second page, listing two, carries the same card.

Our shipping policy sets out the rules. Standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch. Expedited is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days. Both include tracking and are estimates, not guaranteed dates. Shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your address. Most orders are processed within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. There is no minimum order amount or quantity.

PSA cards may also be sold through our other channels, so an item shown online may already be sold before we lock your order. Once your payment has cleared, we secure the matching PSA card, even if more sourcing is needed, and dispatch may take longer. We will provide status updates when the schedule changes.

Two checkout details matter for graded cards. FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so enter a physical address. And while an order is paid and its shipment is not yet scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself under My Account > Orders. After the shipment is handed to FedEx, delivery timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, and customs inspections or import procedures may delay it.

Our payment methods page says all payments are in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer carries no processing fee. PayPal and card payments (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, through PayPal) carry a 5% payment processing fee. Read both policy pages for the full terms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the card number of Fukuoka Pikachu?

It is No. SV-P 289, also written 289/SV-P. It is a promo from the Special BOX “Pokemon Center Fukuoka”.

Is Fukuoka Pikachu a holo card?

Yes. The official announcement lists all three Special BOX promos, including Fukuoka Pikachu, as holo (キラ) cards.

What came in the Pokémon Center Fukuoka Special BOX?

One holo promo card, one deck shield set (64 sleeves), one deck case and one long card box. It cost 2,090 yen (tax included).

What does PSA 10 mean on a Fukuoka Pikachu card?

It means PSA graded the copy Gem Mint, the top grade it certifies. Our listings add that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks.

Where was the Fukuoka Pikachu box sold?

The announcement says it was sold through Pokémon Center Online only, by lottery, and may later be sold at Pokémon Centers.

Can I pay by PayPal or card for a PSA 10 Pikachu?

Yes. PayPal and cards (through PayPal) are accepted with a 5% processing fee, and Wise transfer carries no fee. See our payment methods page for details.

Can FedEx deliver a PSA 10 card to a P.O. Box?

No. Our shipping policy says FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so give a physical shipping address at checkout.

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