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A closer look at the Shota Aizawa mini figure from Furuta's Choco Egg My Hero Academia line, a Japanese anime collectible that pairs a character figure with chocolate.

Bandai's Super Warrior Seal Wafer series brought Dragon Ball Z characters to candy-toy stickers in 1990s Japan. This card features Android 16 from the Cell Saga.

This Bandai Carddass trading card features Ken from Street Fighter Zero (Alpha), card No. 51 from Part 2 of the series released in Japan.

Pokemon GB Mini Card No. 008 features Wartortle in a thick, textured format — a Japan-only Nintendo-licensed collectible from the late 1990s Pokemon boom.

Made for Japan's gashapon machines in 1999, this Bandai Capsule Monster figure of Exodia dates to Yu-Gi-Oh's earliest wave of licensed merchandise.

A mid-century Japanese wooden mascot figurine with a conical hat, rooted in the folk souvenir tradition rather than the classic kokeshi craft lineages of Tohoku.

Dorami is Doraemon's yellow robot sister, and this Bandai Capchara gashapon figure blends her chibi form with the capsule shape itself.

Official Studio Ghibli nengajo for 2019, featuring Totoro on a textured card with traditional Japanese New Year motifs from the last year of the Heisei era.

An Ichiban Kuji acrylic stand from Bandai Spirits featuring young Son Goku and Master Roshi in artwork drawn from Dragon Ball's early, slice-of-life era.

This Demon Slayer acrylic keychain places chibi Tanjiro Kamado alongside Nagasaki's famous castella cake, made as a region-exclusive Japanese souvenir item.