Japanese Collectibles Hub

This heart-motif Hello Kitty necklace pairs Sanrio's flagship character with Swarovski crystal, placing it in the premium tier of Japanese character jewelry.

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.

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

A Furuta Choco Egg mini figure of Hello Kitty costumed as a Japanese salaryman, from a candy-toy line that defined Japanese collectibles in the 2000s.

This officially licensed rubber keychain connects Shinji Ikari and Kaworu Nagisa in chibi form, from the EVA PILOTS line made under khara's license.

Japan-exclusive soft PVC rubber keychain of chibi Tanjiro from Demon Slayer, made for a Kura Sushi campaign and not available through overseas retail.

This Bandai Ichiban Kuji J Prize features Jiro Kyoka from My Hero Academia on a vinyl LP-style rubber coaster inspired by her Culture Festival arc.

Finn's 3.75-inch action figure from Star Wars: The Force Awakens was sold in Japan through Takara Tomy, with packaging distinct from Hasbro's global release.

Souffle Dog Mikko is the star of this Bandai Mogumogu Party gashapon figure, a kawaii capsule toy from Japan's long-running vending machine toy tradition.

A 2018 Weekly Shonen Jump bonus hanafuda card from the golf manga ROBOT×LASERBEAM by Miura Takahiro, the creator of ROOKIES — explained for collectors.