Four Japan-Region Collectibles From Disney to Chiikawa

Today’s Random Four
Every morning we pull a handful of items from our store completely at random — and today, these four surfaced. Use code D2608060DN at checkout for an extra 15% off any of them, stacked on top of the sale prices already running. With today’s markdowns, that’s up to 30% off. Good for 3 days. New picks drop every morning, so check back — you never know what’ll turn up.

Today’s picks span several corners of Japanese pop culture, from a theme-park souvenir card to a pair of stickers from one of Japan’s most widely merchandised manga franchises. Each item reflects the way character goods and regional exclusives intertwine in Japan’s collector culture.

Club Disney Super Dancing Mania Tokyo Disneyland Phone Card

A used prepaid telephone card issued for the Club Disney Super Dancing Mania event at Tokyo Disneyland. In Japan, prepaid phone cards were widely produced as limited souvenirs throughout the 1980s and 1990s, with theme parks releasing their own editions to mark specific shows and seasonal events.

Shikuwasa Kewpie Strap, Okinawa Limited Bunkaya Exclusive

A mascot strap featuring the Kewpie character in a shikuwasa-themed design, sold exclusively through Bunkaya stores in Okinawa. Shikuwasa is a small citrus fruit native to Okinawa, and regional Kewpie straps like this one are produced for specific areas of Japan, making them difficult to find outside their place of origin.

Chiikawa Momonga Marumiya Cup Soup Sticker No. 9

Sticker No. 9 from a Marumiya cup soup promotion, featuring Momonga — the flying squirrel character from the Chiikawa series. Chiikawa, created by the artist Nagano, is one of Japan’s most broadly merchandised character franchises of the early 2020s, appearing on everything from food packaging to stationery.

Chiikawa Sticker Collection No. 1, Pink Background

The first entry in a numbered Chiikawa sticker collection, showing the main Chiikawa character against a pink background. It pairs naturally with No. 9 above for anyone assembling a complete run of the series.

About This Collection

These four items touch on different ways Japanese character goods reach collectors: theme-park event souvenirs, area-limited mascot straps, and food-brand tie-in stickers. Whether your focus is Chiikawa, regional Kewpie variants, or Tokyo Disneyland memorabilia, each piece represents a specific moment or place in Japan’s collector landscape.