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Working title pending legal review. All location data is community-observed and uncertain by nature; verify in the real world and respect private property.

Field guide · est. 2026

Community-verified decor locations

Find decor spots. Verify them together.

A community-verified map of decor locations for Pikmin Bloom players: every spot carries an honest trust state, every report becomes part of the shared record, and your collection becomes a field journal.

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Field manual

Map → observe → verify → collect

01

Open the map

Browse decor spots players have actually found in your city. Nothing is guessed from nearby shops — if a pin is there, somebody reported it. Pure Spots, where the Detector shows only one decor, are marked.

02

Observe in the field

Walk there and see for yourself. The map tells you when a spot was last checked, so you know what needs fresh eyes.

03

Verify for everyone

Log what you actually found — decor, seedling, or nothing — in under a minute. Independent confirmations move a spot up the trust ladder.

04

Collect the stamps

Track your decor collection city by city, plan walking routes to what you are missing, and stamp every verified report into your field journal.

Trust system

Uncertainty, shown honestly

Every pin is a place a player went and reported. As other players independently find the same decor, the spot moves up these five plain states — no score, no percentage, no confidence band — and shapes plus labels carry the meaning, never color alone.

  • Community reportOne player reported finding this decor here.
  • Independently confirmedTwo or more players reported this independently of each other.
  • Strongly confirmedSeveral players reported this independently, and recently.
  • !DisputedReports disagree about this spot. Treat it with caution.
  • StaleNothing recent enough to stand behind. Worth re-checking.
  • Pure SpotPlayers have reported that the Detector shows only this decor here.

Coverage

Four cities and growing

TW

Taipei 台北

Browse the city guide

JP

Tokyo 東京

Browse the city guide

KR

Seoul 서울

Browse the city guide

SG

Singapore

Browse the city guide

Events

Temporary decor, tracked in time

Temporary decor comes and goes with in-game events. The events feed shows what is active, what is coming, and which locations are affected — with explicit end dates and time zones, and clear labels once an event has expired.

See the events feed

FAQ

Honest answers

Is this an official Pikmin Bloom app?

No. Decor Map is an unofficial community companion, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Nintendo or the publishers or operators of Pikmin Bloom. The mobile app is called Decor Finder: Bloom Locations (皮皮飾品地圖 in Traditional Chinese).

Where does the location data come from?

From players. Every location on the map is somewhere a player discovered, reported, documented or confirmed decor — nothing is inferred from the shops or streets nearby. Map data supplies the basemap and place names only. Nothing is scraped from the game and no game account is ever connected.

What do the trust states mean?

Five plain states: a community report from one player, independently confirmed by two or more, strongly confirmed when several agree recently, disputed when reports conflict, and stale when nothing recent stands behind it. Shown with shapes and text labels, never color alone. There is no score, percentage or confidence band.

Do I need an account?

Browsing the map is open to everyone. To track your collection or submit reports you can start as a guest and upgrade to an account later without losing anything.

Which cities are covered?

The current dev dataset covers Taipei, Tokyo, Seoul, and Singapore. Coverage grows wherever contributors are active.