I almost missed the tiny comet of confetti that fell from Jirachi’s shelf—only then did I realize the event clocks were already ticking. You and I both know how fast seasonal shops disappear from Pokémon Centers. If you want those starry pieces, now is the moment to act.
All Wish Upon a Jirachi event rewards in Pokopia: ten stellar décor items, a secret photo frame, and a handful of ways to farm the currency you need.
All new Pokopia items in Wish Upon a Jirachi event
I watched a friend rearrange a tiny star decal on a shelf and grin—small touches matter more than you think.
There are 10 event-only items you can buy from Jirachi inside any rebuilt Pokémon Center once you start the event. Each piece leans into a star-and-cloud motif: beds, lamps, furniture and décor that turn a room into a nocturnal vignette. The list below shows what each item costs and how it looks when placed, so you can pick the pieces that fit your town’s vibe.
| Name | Image | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Star Closet |  |
One shining wish note |
| Starry-Sky Bed |  |
One shining wish note |
| Cloud Table |  |
One shining wish note |
| Star-Shaped Dresser |  |
One shining wish note |
| Moon Clock |  |
One shining wish note |
| Jirachi Lamp |  |
One shining wish note |
| Star Mat |  |
One shining wish note |
| Telescope |  |
One shining wish note |
| Cloud Cannon |  |
One shining wish note |
| Star Wall Decoration |  |
One shining wish note |
Spend seven shining wish notes on any items and Jirachi rewards you with a secret bonus: the Shooting Stars Photo Frame. It’s not a furniture piece but a camera frame you can apply when taking photos in Pokopia; because it’s a hidden prize it won’t appear on the trading table preview.
How do I get Jirachi’s items in Pokopia?
You buy them from Jirachi inside any rebuilt Pokémon Center after starting the event. Each item costs one shining wish note, which you earn by helping Pokémon with requests. Think of Jirachi’s shop as a rotating seasonal stand inside the Center—if you visit often and finish requests, you’ll have the notes to spend.
What are shining wish notes and how do I farm them?
Shining wish notes are event currency given for completing help requests for Pokémon around town. Focus on requests that reward notes specifically and repeat the easier ones; tools like Discord communities, Reddit threads, and guides on Nintendo/The Pokémon Company forums can point you to efficient request chains. If you like tracking progress, take screenshots and cross-reference with posts on Moyens I/O and community guides on Twitter.
When does the event run and can it return?
The Wish Upon a Jirachi event runs from June 23 to July 8. After that, Jirachi’s shop vanishes until the next appearance, which is likely but not confirmed for 2027—so grab what you want while you can.
How to get all Pokopia Wish Upon a Jirachi event prizes
I watched three players compare notes outside a Pokémon Center and trade tips—small networks accelerate progress.
Each event item costs one shining wish note, so you’ll need ten to collect the full set. If you plan to have Jirachi move into your town (and I recommend it), buy multiples of the pieces you want to use in your Surrounded by Stars habitat; the habitat layout asks for several of the same furniture types. Treat the event like a limited-time sale: prioritize the pieces you can’t recreate with regular décor.
Practical tips I use myself: farm the fastest requests repeatedly, track which NPCs drop notes, and sync with community threads on Reddit or Discord for request spawn patterns. The items are small design statements; they stack visually well, and the Shooting Stars Photo Frame turns any in-game photo into a shareable moment—perfect for posting on X or Instagram.
The event’s rewards arrive like a meteor shower across your catalog—bright, brief, and worth catching—so which items will you prioritize before the shop closes?