Japanese Collectibles LEGOLAND Japan’s 2018 Pop Badge and Its Collector Appeal
A park-exclusive badge sold at LEGOLAND Japan in Nagoya, the L-3326 Pop Badge is a 2018 collectible from The LEGO Group's theme park souvenir line.
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Japanese Collectibles What Brought Sheryl, Alto, and Ranka Together on One Bandai Card
A 2013 Bandai art card from Macross Frontier featuring Sheryl Nome, Alto Saotome, and Ranka Lee, designed for shelf display with a clear acrylic stand.
Japanese Collectibles Why Plusle’s Katazun Figure Looks So Unexpectedly Calm
Plusle's Katazun Fig 2 from Takara Tomy Arts is a Japan-only capsule toy figure depicting the Generation III Pokemon in a relaxed, eyes-closed seated pose.
Japanese Collectibles A One Piece Carddass Card for Fans of the East Blue Arc
This 2003 Bandai Hyper Battle Carddass Technique Card features Django and Fullbody from One Piece, made in Japan with a surprisingly playful design.
Japanese Collectibles Folklore Yokai Older Than Anime on a Kitaro Menko Card
A round Showa-era menko card from GeGeGe no Kitaro, featuring Hitotsumekozo — a traditional folklore yokai with roots far older than the anime itself.
Japanese Collectibles Chimaera and the 1998 Dragon Quest Monsters Sticker Series
A 1998 Enix collector sticker featuring Chimaera from Dragon Quest Monsters, numbered in a set and tied to Akira Toriyama's monster designs for the franchise.
Japanese Collectibles Wario’s Pull-Back Car and the Mario Kart Toy Legacy
Learn the story behind this Nintendo-licensed Wario pull-back car from the Mario Kart franchise and its roots in Japanese character toy culture.
Japanese Collectibles When Le Creuset Became a Japanese Drink Campaign Prize
A yellow Le Creuset Cocotte Japonaise miniature magnet issued as a DyDo Drinco campaign premium in Japan — never sold in stores and unavailable outside Japan.
Japanese Collectibles 4 Japanese Collectibles from Godzilla to Gashapon
This week's picks include a 1984 Godzilland TOHO sticker, Kitan's onigiri ring gashapon, a Beast Wars Big Horn figure, and a Kyo-no Wanko plush keychain.
Japanese Collectibles Your Guide to Doraemon Menko Cards from the 1980s
An officially licensed 1980s Doraemon menko card from Japan, tied to the TV Asahi anime era and the traditional flat-card game children played on the street.