Four Japanese Collectibles From Sofubi to Demon Slayer

Four Japanese Collectibles From Sofubi to Demon Slayer Japanese Collectibles

Today’s Random Four
Every morning we pull a handful of items from our store completely at random — and today, these four surfaced. Use code D260829NFF at checkout for an extra 15% off any of them, stacked on top of the sale prices already running. With today’s markdowns, that’s up to 30% off. Good for 3 days. New picks drop every morning, so check back — you never know what’ll turn up.

Today’s selection moves across several distinct corners of Japanese collectible culture. The four items cover soft vinyl toy traditions, a card game tied to a beloved late-1990s robot franchise, and a crossover sticker from one of anime’s biggest recent series.

Puka Kinoko 2 Purple Mushroom Sofubi Figure

Puka Kinoko 2 Purple Mushroom Sofubi Figure

A purple mushroom-shaped soft vinyl figure from the Puka Kinoko series, made in Japan. Sofubi — short for “soft vinyl” — is a Japanese toy-making tradition with roots in the character and kaiju figures that grew popular from the 1960s onward, and it remains a distinct format among independent toy makers today.

Boxed and cushioned for the trip from Japan

$11.95

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Ships worldwide from Japan • Full photos and details on the listing

Aurora Queen Medarots Card No. 37 — QUN Type

Aurora Queen Medarots Medabots Card No. 37 QUN Type

A trading card from the Medarots card game, featuring Aurora Queen as card number 37 of the QUN type. Medabots (known in Japan as Medarots) began as a Game Boy RPG in 1997 and expanded into an anime series about collectible battling robots, generating a range of merchandise including this card game.

Sleeved and rigid-mailed before it leaves Japan

$11.95

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Ships worldwide from Japan • Full photos and details on the listing

Sanemi Shinazugawa Demon Slayer Wafer Sticker No. 20 — Bikkuriman

Sanemi Shinazugawa Demon Slayer Bikkuriman Wafer Sticker No. 20

A wafer candy sticker featuring Sanemi Shinazugawa from Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba), issued as number 20 in a Bikkuriman collaboration series. Bikkuriman is a Japanese snack brand whose small collectible stickers — often holographic — have been a fixture of Japanese candy culture since the 1980s.

Listed in our eBay store and sent from Japan

$9.65

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Bolshoi Music Teacher Medarots Card

Bolshoi Music Teacher Medarots Medabots Card Game TCG

A trading card from the Medarots card game featuring the Bolshoi Music Teacher robot. Alongside the Aurora Queen card above, it offers a small sample of the character roster the Medarots franchise developed across its games and anime adaptation.

Sleeved and rigid-mailed before it leaves Japan

$11.95

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Worldwide delivery from Japan • See the listing for condition and size

About This Collection

These four items show how Japanese collectible culture spans formats and eras — a tactile soft vinyl figure, flat trading cards from a franchise now two decades old, and a sticker that bridges a classic snack brand with a current anime hit. Each sits in its own tradition, which is part of what makes collecting across categories worthwhile.