Japanese Collectibles

An officially licensed Attack on Titan postcard from a JR Central Japan collab, featuring Armin Arlert in civilian clothes — produced during The Final Season and sold exclusively through Japan's railway network.

An official BANDAI SPIRITS Ichiban Kuji prize from CRAZY RACCOON, the Japanese esports org that built its own anime-style character IP, sold only in Japan.

A Sasebo-limited One Piece keychain featuring Chopper in a hamburger design, tied to Sasebo's long tradition as Japan's go-to city for American-style burgers.

Furuta's Choco Egg line brought Splatoon 2's Inkling squid form to life as a Japanese food toy. Here's the story behind the franchise and the figure.

A 1970s menko card featuring Kamen Rider Amazon, the fourth rider of Toei's Showa tokusatsu series — and a surviving piece of Japan's dagashiya toy culture.

Sailor Moon R's Crystal Star Brooch, the transformation item from the 1993 anime, reimagined as a compact mirror collectible for fans around the world.

A Drowzee metal charm, a Zoro berry token, a Kinnikuman menko card, and a 2018 Demon Slayer hanafuda — four small-format collectibles from Japan.

A round Showa-era menko card printed with a color photo of the Lamborghini Miura SV, tracing Japan's 1970s supercar boom through a traditional paper toy.

A Kyoto-limited Costume Kewpie mascot strap by ONLY-ONE, dressed as the bamboo shoot that defines Kyoto's spring cuisine and Kyo-yasai tradition.

This black Shiba Inu plush mascot keychain is part of the Kyo-no Wanko line, a Japanese TV character collectible available from a shop shipping authentic Japanese items worldwide.