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'''Cherrygrove City''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|ヨシノシティ|Yoshino Shiti}}''' ''Yoshino City'') is located in south-central [[Johto]]. Though the city has no [[Gym]], it is frequently passed through by [[Pokémon Trainer]]s on their way to [[Violet City]] from [[New Bark Town]]. The city acts mainly as a tutorial, introducing the player to the main tools of the game (the [[Pokémon Center]], the [[Poké Mart]], etc.).

Guide Gent (Japanese: '''{{tt|おんないじいさん|Onnai Jīsan}}''' ''Kind Old Man''), who first stands near the east entrance of Cherrygrove City, will offer the {{player}} a tour of the city. The tour route includes the [[Pokémon Center]], the [[Pokémon Mart]], the exit to Route 30, the sea, and Guide Gent's house. Upon the conclusion of the tour, the player will receive the Map Card for their [[Pokégear]]. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, he instead gives the player the [[Running Shoes]], and only gives them the Map Card upon leaving Cherrygrove City to the north.

===Pokémon Crystal===

In {{game|Crystal}}, Cherrygrove City has a total population of 18.

In {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, the population of Cherrygrove City is 22, making it the second-smallest in [[Johto]], the smallest being [[New Bark Town]].

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[[Alex Davis]] is revealed to be from the city in ''[[EP171|Power Play!]]''. [[Salvador]], who Ash battled in ''[[EP266|A Claim to Flame!]]'' has also been revealed to come from Cherrygrove City.

* In {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}, the pond behind the [[Pokémon Center]] that was present, but inaccessible in [[Generation II]], is accessible through a new path on {{rt|30|Johto}}. However, this causes a strange phenomenon: due to there being only one set of data for all bodies of water in a given location, entirely different {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} can be caught depending on whether the {{player}} is in the water on the Cherrygrove City or Route 30 side of the pond. Even stranger is the fact that those found on the Cherrygrove side belong in the sea.

* As with many other [[Johto]] towns, Cherrygrove City's slogan is changed between [[Generation II]] and [[Generation IV]]. Its Generation II slogan is "''The City of Cute, Fragrant Flowers''"

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| From 吉野草 ''Yoshino-gusa'' (alternate name of the {{wp|cherry blossom}}) and 染井吉野 ''{{wp|Prunus × yedoensis|Somei Yoshino}}'' (a natural hybrid of Japanese cherry tree).

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| From ''rosa'' (pink) and ''{{wp|rose}}''.

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| From ''fiore di pesco'' ({{wp|peach|peach flower}}) and the suffix ''-poli'', meaning city.  

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| Literally means "auspicious blossom".

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