A: Hey there, what's up?
B: Not much, just working. You?

A: Me? Oh, I heard about this cool thing in Miyagi! Have you been to Lapras Park yet?
B: Nope, what's that?

A: It's a park inside another park called Moririn Kasenuma Park. They built it to help tourism after the earthquake and tsunami in 2011. And guess who's their special ambassador now? Lapras!
B: Oh, I know Lapras! The big Pokemon with the shell on its back, right?

A: Exactly! They even made a huge statue of it that you can climb and slide down from! And there are smaller ones for kids to play with too.
B: That sounds fun! But wait, there are other Water-type Pokemon too, like Mantyke, Torkoal, and Sharpedo, right?

A: Yeah, you can ride some of them! And there are also five Wigletts to find around the park. They're hiding in different places like chimes, seashells, and a dome.
B: Wow, I should definitely check it out sometime! And they have new manhole covers with Pokemon designs too, right?

A: Yup! Lapras, Mantyke, Swanna, and Staryu. And they installed a selfie stand because people will be taking lots of photos. It's open since October 31st.
B: That sounds like a great place for Pokemon fans! I should add it to my travel list when I plan my next trip.

A: Absolutely, don't forget about Chansey Park in Fukushima and Sandshrew Park in Tottori too. They have their own unique Pokemon too!