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A 1997 Amada paper sticker of Charmeleon, No. 208 in an officially licensed Pocket Monsters series, featuring a battle-stat number format typical of the era.

Card No.226 from Bandai's Carddas line reimagines Gundam Wing's Shenlong as a fantasy knight, placing it in the 1990s SD Gundam Gaiden universe.

Ensky's Clear Card Gum No.183 features Mina Ashido on a clear plastic card — explore the My Hero Academia character and Japan's shokugan tradition.

Head Rococo is the central character of Lotte's Bikkuriman series. This embossed metal sticker merges 1980s Japanese pop culture with ukiyo-e art.

A Kaiyodo-sculpted Time Slip Glico food toy sets Tetsujin 28 and Black Ox against each other in monochrome, echoing Japan's landmark 1963 robot anime.

This 1997 Amada sticker depicts Wigglytuff as a game-stat card, part of a numbered Pokemon series sold only in Japan during the franchise's first boom.

This official Disney Twisted Wonderland acrylic keychain features Epel Felmier in the Flight Lesson theme, a Japan-domestic release from the mobile game.

This Dragon Ball Z Bulma figure was produced for a Japanese Coca-Cola promotional campaign, making it a Japan-exclusive piece for DBZ collectors worldwide.

Watson Amelia is a hololive EN detective VTuber, and this Bandai Spirits Ichiban Kuji mini art board is a Japan-exclusive lottery prize from the series' Vol.5.

Nintendo-licensed Mario gold medal keychain from Japan's gashapon vending machines, tying the franchise's iconic coin imagery to capsule toy culture.