Which two composers are credited for Pokémon Pokopia’s music?

Hiromu Akaba and Jieun Kim are credited as composers for Pokémon Pokopia.

The game’s credits identify Hiromu Akaba and Jieun Kim as its composers. Their work supports a Pokémon world that emphasizes restoration, exploration, crafting, farming, and community life rather than a conventional journey through battle-focused routes and gyms.

Composer credits are distinct from the game’s director, writer, artist, and programmer credits. Shigeru Ohmori and Takuto Edagawa directed Pokopia, while Masao Taya is listed as writer and Marina Ayano as artist. Those other roles are sometimes mixed together when people summarize the game’s creative team.

The names of Pokémon music creators can also be confused with prominent composers from earlier entries. Junichi Masuda and Go Ichinose are strongly associated with music across the wider franchise, while Kōji Kondō is famous for Nintendo series such as Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda. For Pokopia specifically, the credited pair is Akaba and Kim.