Japanese Collectibles

When Snoopy Put on a Kimono for Showa Japan’s New Year

This Showa-era Peanuts postcard shows Snoopy in Japanese robes and Woodstock preparing mochi — a snapshot of how Japan made these American characters its own.
Japanese Collectibles

Meet Foxy the Silver Fox on a One Piece Anime Playing Card

A Japanese One Piece anime playing card (Clubs 4) featuring Foxy the Silver Fox, the cunning pirate captain from the Davy Back Fight arc.
Japanese Collectibles

Kiki, Jiji, and a Playing Card from Ghibli’s Earliest Era

A look at the 9 of Diamonds from a 1989 Kiki's Delivery Service playing card set tied to Animage magazine and Ghibli's early merchandising history.
Japanese Collectibles

Why Seifer Almasy Became a Coca-Cola Promo Figure in 1999

A Coca-Cola Japan promotional mini figure depicting Final Fantasy VIII's rival Seifer Almasy, issued around 1999 for a campaign exclusive to Japan.
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Castle in the Sky’s 1986 Playing Card and the Animage Era

This 1986 playing card from the Laputa Animage set features original artwork from Studio Ghibli's debut film, produced exclusively for Japanese readers.
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Your Guide to Okarun’s Transformed Form in Dandadan

A flat layered rubber mascot strap from the Japanese Capsule Rubber Mascot Strap gachapon line, depicting Dandadan's Okarun in his possessed turbo transformation.
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Demon Slayer’s Inosuke Hashibira Gets the Bikkuriman Treatment

Lotte's Bikkuriman x Demon Slayer wafer sticker No.05 puts Inosuke Hashibira's iconic boar mask in chibi form, part of Japan's shokugan food-toy tradition.
Japanese Collectibles

VOTOMS’ 1984 Animage Postcard and Why Fans Still Care

A 1984 Animage furoku postcard featuring Chirico Cuvie and Fyana from Armored Trooper VOTOMS, the real-robot SF anime that defined a generation of mecha fans.
Japanese Collectibles

The Story Behind LEGOLAND Japan’s Park-Only Pop Badges

A 2019 LEGOLAND Japan park-exclusive Pop Badge featuring a cartoon sea turtle with a pink ribbon, part of a numbered badge souvenir series sold in Nagoya.
Hachiware’s Ice Cream Pose and Japan’s Bath Toy Tradition Japanese Collectibles

Hachiware’s Ice Cream Pose and Japan’s Bath Toy Tradition

Hachiware is one of Chiikawa's main trio, and this Bandai Bikkura Tamago figure seals the character inside a dissolving bath ball with an ice cream pose.