Japanese Collectibles Hub

This 1989 Mini Carddas card featuring Ramba Ral was released through Comic BonBon magazine and represents a rare piece of early Zeon-focused Mobile Suit Gundam merchandise from Japan.

A Comic BomBom bonus from February 1990, this SD Gundam playing card depicts the Swamp Type Zaku in the stylized form that defined Bandai's SD line.

This gashapon figure reimagines Dandadan's ghost character Turbo Granny as a sleeping maneki neko, blending anime fandom with Japanese lucky-cat tradition.

Nami's 3 of Diamonds is a promotional playing card from a Nissay campaign, featuring the ONE PIECE navigator as part of a Japan-only corporate novelty deck.

Japan Post's 2011 Winnie the Pooh nengajo pairs an official 50-yen Disney stamp with Japan's New Year postcard tradition, sold only in Japan.

HJ2-51 is a Bandai Dragon Ball Heroes arcade trading card featuring Pan from Dragon Ball GT, released as part of the Data Carddass platform in Japan.

Niformation's deformed Nezuko Kamado sticker features holographic borders and a stained-glass design, from the franchise that broke Japanese box-office records.

A Japan-limited Bandai Answer Figure depicting the Kotae Soul's Knight Mode from Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger, distributed as shokugan or gashapon.

In 1999, Bandai ran its own Yu-Gi-Oh card series before Konami's OCG took hold. This Harpie Lady 3 Carddass card captures that brief, Japan-only chapter.

Jun the Swan, G-3 of Science Ninja Team Gatchaman, stars in Figure No. 19 from a Lawson exclusive PVC series licensed by Tatsunoko Production.