Japan has assigned the Vaporeon as it's ambassador of water cleaning and conservation department.

A department of the Japanese government has appointed the Pokemon Vaporeon as the mascot ambassador  for a day promoting clean water conservation. 21 July to 22 July.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan has elected Pokémon Vaporeon as the upcoming Water Day Ambassador, an activity based on water awareness and protection.

Vaporeon is just the latest Pokemon in the popular Nintendo franchise hired by the Japanese government to promote special events and events-its partner Pokémon Laplace is the mascot of the public transportation system in Miyagi Prefecture. 

The Baby Company and Yokohama City meet each year to organize the Pikachu Lightning Festival to promote tourism in the area. 

It should be noted that the new "Water Day" promoted by Vaporeon is different from Japan's National Holiday Sea Day. And the resources it provides to the country and people. The 

 Pokémon series made its debut in Japan in 1996, when the original Black and White Game Boy of Game Freaks Pocket Monsters: Red Version and Green Version were released. Vaporeon is one of 151 original Pokémon in this original version.

 Named Pokemon in 1998, it is based on the Japanese acronym Pocket Monsters. Electronic games, anime series and licensed card games have become a hit worldwide. 

The series has maintained this popularity for the past 30 years, and dozens of new games have been launched on various consoles. More than a thousand episodes. 

Approximately 90 expansions for anime and card games. The latest game in the franchise, Pokemon Unite, combines the legendary monsters of the series and competitive MOBA gameplay, and will be released on Nintendo Switch on July 21, and is scheduled to be released for iOS and Android in September.