Japanese Collectibles

A playing card from Animage's 1984 Nausicaa merchandise, showing Nausicaa and her companion Teto, made the same year Miyazaki's landmark film premiered in Japan.

Furuta's Choco Egg Saikyo-O Character Zukan sub-series captured the giant squid as a detailed blind-box food toy figure from early 2000s Japan.

Two 1997 Amada Pokemon stickers featuring Hitmonlee and Paras, a Hello Kitty Choco Egg mini figure, and a One Piece Reiju plate from Ichiban Kuji.

A metal Coca-Cola crown cap from Japan's late-1970s Supercar Boom, featuring the Group 4 Porsche 934 that claimed the GT class at Le Mans in 1976.

A ceramic small dish from Bandai Spirits' Ichiban Kuji lottery, featuring Sabo, One Piece's Revolutionary Army chief and Luffy's sworn brother.

A 1986 Animage promotional playing card showing Pazu from Castle in the Sky, tied to Ghibli's first theatrical release summer in Japan.

Explore the Jigglypuff Waza Snap gashapon figure by Takara Tomy Arts — a licensed Japanese capsule toy capturing the pose tied to the Pokemon anime's iconic singing gag.

Pepsiman's UH-OH! Accident Series Vol.3 is a Japan-limited bottle cap figure capturing the iconic 90s Pepsi mascot mid-mishap, crutch and all.

An NTT phone card from Tokyo Disneyland marking Donald Duck's 65th birthday in 1999, connecting Disney history with Japan's phone card collecting culture.

Furuta's Choco Egg Saikyo-O Zukan features Indra, the Hindu deity of thunder and storms, as a translucent aqua food-toy figure distributed within Japan.