The Museums Started Contemplating, How, to Embrace Technologies, the Relics with the Pokémons, Could it, Attract the Younger Generations of Tourists?

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Because it’s the only way these museums can UP its ticket sales quota???  From the Front Page Sections, translated…

Should the museums “embrace” Pokémon Go?  The multiple curators of various museums gathered yesterday, at the History Museum, to discuss the impact of Pokémon Go would have on business.  The history museum’s director, Chang believed, that Pokémon Go may be a trend for now, but, it’s sparked the discussion of how the museums can catch up to technology; the museums shouldn’t fear Pokémon Go, instead, contemplating on how it can, use the cultural the museums held, to combine it, with the technologies, and make a local sort of a trend like Pokémon Go.

This seminar, titled, “Pokémon Go vs. the Museum” attracted almost a hundred of the museum workers, video game developers, and players, it’s the very first lecture, with the topics of Pokémon Go.  “The Level 6 Pokémon Trainer”, the director of the Prehistoric Museum, Chang spoke first, that he’d managed to catch THREE Pokémons as the forum got started, and nobody had, caught him doing it, which showed, that there’s a limit to how catching the Pokémons can affect people around you.

in the natural science museum somewhere…

There were eight fill-up stations and two playing fields in the Prehistoric Museum, and, one of the fill-up station is located right next to the mystic Egyptian statue, “the atmosphere is right.”, and several more stations were set up next to the native statues, the game had the tourist information on the statues, so the players can catch the Pokémons, while getting educated on the treasures in the museums, “Pokémon Go became a way that the museum can use, to connect to the younger generations of people.”

And, soon, you will have people, following these things into the police stations, the Presidential residence, the House of Congress too, and, nothing IS sacred, and, the beliefs of the curators of the museums, thinking that allowing the public to track down the Pokémons is just uncalled for, I mean, people can chase those things into the flowing TRAFFIC already, and this, is just, NOT good at all!!!