The “vault” is just my tongue-in-cheek nickname for the place. In actuality, it’s a nondescript, unkempt storeroom in what used to be a Japanese restaurant and bar. (The traditional tatami dining rooms are still intact, and far more interesting — to me, anyway — than the storeroom itself.) The place does have a robust security system, though, so perhaps the term “vault” is apropos after all. 
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This is fascinating to know :3
Yeah @japanime, any more about this security system? Where the motion detectors are? The deactivation code maybe? 
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Laser grid, razor wire, Claymores, 50 caliber machine guns with intersecting lines of fire, infra red, sonic, and seismic sensors. 13 digit code, armed guards.
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An army of ninja Pikachus protects the vault. 
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Though I’m sure Nintendo would have a differing opinion about opening a TCG museum if they make no money from it 
Perhaps they can work in collaboration?
A recent addition?
Yes. Made necessary to keep mentally challenged IG users at bay. 
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I’m sure that the first person’s collection is Brady Haran of Numberphile and Hello Internet fame.
What else do you collect?
I collect because it fills a void left by my cripplingly low self-esteem and self hatred and gives me something to think about so I don’t have to confront the fact that I am a failure and constantly miss opportunities to improve myself.
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Hmm why I collect. I am not completely sure the real reason. I enjoy having a hobby that not a lot of people have. And I enjoy telling my friends how much my “Pokemon” collection actually costs. They make fun of me but I own it because I really don’t give a flyin F what anyone thinks (negatively). 
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Is it not so annoying when they find it amusing yet if they bought just one holo they would be hooked? Hehe loosers.
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