Japanese Collectibles

Japanese Collectibles

Black Shiba Inu Kyo-no Wanko Mascot Keychain for Your Collection

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.
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Ken’s Street Fighter Dog Tag for the Capcom Collector

A Capcom-licensed Street Fighter dog tag keychain featuring Ken as #2 in the series, produced in Japan with retro figure styling for the dedicated collector.
Japanese Collectibles

What Makes the 1984 Nausicaä Playing Card Special

A 1984 Animage playing card from the Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind film, depicting military aircraft from Miyazaki's landmark pre-Ghibli anime.
LEGOLAND Japan’s Vampire Pop Badge and Why Fans Collect It Japanese Collectibles

LEGOLAND Japan’s Vampire Pop Badge and Why Fans Collect It

The L-3675 Pop Badge is a 2022 park-exclusive from LEGOLAND Japan featuring LEGO-style vampire characters, sold only at the Nagoya theme park.
Why You’ll Recognize Shiraishi in This Golden Kamuy Collab Japanese Collectibles

Why You’ll Recognize Shiraishi in This Golden Kamuy Collab

This Golden Kamuy x Sanrio acrylic keychain pairs Shiraishi with Osarunomonkichi for a reason fans of the manga will immediately understand.
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Starmie’s Amada Sticker and the Year Pokemon Took Japan

A 1997 Amada Pokemon sticker featuring Starmie, made for the Japanese domestic market during the franchise's first boom, before Western releases began.
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When Coca-Cola Bottled Japan’s Supercar Obsession

This metal Coca-Cola crown cap features a color illustration of the Lamborghini Countach, made for Japan's glass-bottle era and its late-1970s supercar craze.
Sanrio, Swarovski, and What Hello Kitty Fans Need to Know Japanese Collectibles

Sanrio, Swarovski, and What Hello Kitty Fans Need to Know

This heart-motif Hello Kitty necklace pairs Sanrio's flagship character with Swarovski crystal, placing it in the premium tier of Japanese character jewelry.
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How to Read a 1985 Super Mario Bros. Menko Card

A 1985 Super Mario Bros. menko card made by Amada under official Nintendo license, featuring Mario, a Paratroopa, and a Super Star in Famicom-era artwork.
Japanese Collectibles

Hachiware Visits Tokyo in Chiikawa’s Station Acrylic Stand

Hachiware from Chiikawa holds a camera in this Tokyo Station-exclusive acrylic stand, a souvenir from one of Japan's biggest pop franchises.