Japanese Collectibles Hub

A licensed Saint Seiya menko card from the 1986–1989 anime broadcast era, covering what menko are, the franchise's global reach, and the character depicted.

Four 1998 Enix stickers from a Dragon Quest Monsters set, each featuring Toriyama's monster artwork: Slime, Poison Lizard, MadPlant, and Tortoceratops.

A Jujutsu Kaisen mini art sheet featuring Noritoshi Kamo, the Kamo clan sorcerer from Kyoto Jujutsu High, released as a flat collectible card in Japan.

A 1989 Bandai Mini Carddas card depicting the SD Gallus J from Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ, tied to Comic BonBon and Japan's vending machine card culture.

This early Bandai shokugan figure depicts Roronoa Zoro in his signature three-sword stance, made in Japan in 2001 during the first wave of One Piece merchandise.

This 1997 Amada sticker features Seadra as No.320 in the Pokemon series, part of an early Japanese collectible run from the franchise's first years.

A Kyojuro Rengoku Niformation deformed sticker from Demon Slayer captures the emotional finale of the Mugen Train arc in an SD chibi format unique to Japan.

This Bandai Ichiban Kuji small dish features Tashigi, One Piece's marine swordswoman, rendered in an ink-wash art style as a Prize I lottery item from Japan.

This LEGOLAND Japan exclusive Pop Badge (L-3704) features a LEGO minifigure Christmas elf design and was released during the 2022 holiday season.

A metal crown cap from Japan's late-1970s Supercar Boom, featuring the Mitsubishi Galant Lambda GSR as part of a numbered soft-drink promo series.