Japanese Collectibles Nico Robin’s WCF Strap Figure and Why It Only Existed in Japan
Nico Robin's WCF mini figure strap was a Suntory x Seven-Eleven campaign exclusive in Japan, part of a nine-piece One Piece collectible series.
Japanese Collectibles
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Japanese Collectibles The Story Behind Nurse Joy’s Pocket Monster GB Mini Card
A look at the Pocket Monster GB Mini Card featuring Nurse Joy — a Japanese collectible from the Game Boy era of Pokemon with classic anime artwork.
Japanese Collectibles Kunigami Rensuke, Team Z, and the Blue Lock Holographic Sticker
Officially licensed and Japan-only, this die-cut Blue Lock sticker spotlights Team Z forward Kunigami Rensuke with holographic text finish.
Japanese Collectibles Ferrari 365GT4 and the Supercar Caps of 1970s Japan
Coca-Cola Japan's 1970s crown cap series included the Ferrari 365GT4 2+2 — a grand tourer from Italy — issued during Japan's famous Supercar Boom.
Japanese Collectibles Blastoise Sticker From Japan’s First Pokemon Boom Year
Amada's 1997 Pokemon PP Card sticker featuring Blastoise connects to the birth of Pokemon anime merchandise in Japan, before the franchise reached the West.
Japanese Collectibles Godzilland’s Chibi Mechagodzilla and the 1984 Sticker Era
A 1984 TOHO-licensed sticker showing a super-deformed Mechagodzilla from Godzilland, the chibi spinoff that brought Showa kaiju into Japan's sticker culture.
Japanese Collectibles How Kiyoshi the Exorcist Became a Jump Fair 2025 Shikishi
Jump Fair 2025 mini shikishi featuring Kiyoshi the Exorcist, a Weekly Shonen Jump series by Hiikage Ichi — a Shueisha campaign giveaway, not a retail product.
Japanese Collectibles Speed Racer’s Mach 5 and the Promo Figure From Japan
A molded display figure of the Mach 5 from Tatsunoko's Speed Racer anime, distributed as a Japanese promotional collectible on a vivid green oval base.
Japanese Collectibles What Makes Yuuna-san’s Jump Hanafuda Special
A 2018 Jump Hanafuda set featuring Kogarashi Fuyuzora and Yuna Yunohana from Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san, the Shonen Jump manga about a haunted hot-spring inn.
Japanese Collectibles Metal King Slime and the Dragon Quest Sticker Era, Explained
A 1998 numbered sticker from Dragon Quest Monsters, featuring Akira Toriyama's Metal King Slime in the year the Game Boy Color spin-off launched in Japan.