Japanese Collectibles Tetsujin 28, Time Slip Glico, and Why Showa Fans Collect It
A Time Slip Glico shokugan figure of Tetsujin 28 in Gigantor colors, with sculpting attributed to Kaiyodo, capturing a Showa robot icon in miniature.
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Japanese Collectibles Rizu Ogata, Fumino Furuhashi, and the Jump Hanafuda Tradition
A We Never Learn Jump Hanafuda card from Shueisha's official crossover series, pairing traditional Japanese card culture with Bokuben's two lead heroines.
Japanese Collectibles Your Guide to the Shanks One Piece Rubber Mascot
Shanks is one of One Piece's most enigmatic characters. This flat PVC rubber mascot keychain captures his SD chibi design, originally made for Japan's domestic market.
Japanese Collectibles Zeruel, the 14th Angel, and Its Place in EVA Shokugan History
This Japanese shokugan wafer sticker features Zeruel, Neon Genesis Evangelion's 14th Angel from the series' famous Episode 19, a Japan-only release never sold internationally.
Japanese Collectibles A Stitch Soft Vinyl Figure Made for Japan Collectors
This soft vinyl candy mascot figure of Stitch from Lilo & Stitch is a Japan-market collectible aimed at fans who seek character merchandise beyond mainstream retail releases.
Japanese Collectibles The Secret Behind Ryokugyu’s One Piece Wafer Sticker
One Piece Marine Admiral Ryokugyu stars on this Japanese shokugan wafer sticker — learn the character's story and the food toy tradition behind SW7-13.
Japanese Collectibles How JR West’s Stamp Rally Produced the Zoro Film Z Badge
A Roronoa Zoro pin badge issued by JR West for the 2012 One Piece stamp rally, tied to One Piece Film Z — here is the background on the item and its origins.
Japanese Collectibles What Yatterman Fans Know About the Mitsuya Cider Campaign Figure
A plastic figure keychain of Yatterman-2 issued as a Mitsuya Cider campaign premium in Japan — covering the character, the Tatsunoko franchise, and this type of collectible.
Japanese Collectibles Toyota 2000GT Coca-Cola Crown Caps From Showa Japan, Explained
A vintage Coca-Cola crown cap from 1960s-70s Japan featuring the Toyota 2000GT, Japan's first true supercar and a James Bond film icon.
Japanese Collectibles Oro Jackson’s Ichiban Kuji Coaster and the Lore Behind It
This Ichiban Kuji J prize rubber coaster from Bandai Spirits features the Oro Jackson, the legendary ship of One Piece's Pirate King, Gold Roger.