Japanese Collectibles Capturing Asuka Langley in an Evangelion Swing Figure
A swing figure keychain of Asuka Langley in school uniform from Neon Genesis Evangelion, originally sold through Japan's gachapon and arcade prize channels.
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Japanese Collectibles Andromeda Shun and the Saint Seiya Menko Tradition
This licensed 1980s menko card pairs Andromeda Shun and Unicorn Jabu from Saint Seiya, made when Toei Doga still produced the iconic anime series.
Japanese Collectibles Macross’s 1984 Animage Postcard and Why Furoku Matter
A full-color postcard furoku from Animage magazine, depicting Macross characters Lynn Minmay and Hikaru Ichijyo at the height of the 1984 theatrical film.
Japanese Collectibles What Nameneko’s MATAKICHI Gold Card Is Really Saying
MATAKICHI is a Nameneko cat on a hard gold-card-format trading card packed with yankii parody, number wordplay, and credit card jokes from 1980s Japan.
Japanese Collectibles Castle in the Sky’s Sheeta on a 1986 Animage Playing Card
The 8 of Diamonds from a 1986 Animage Laputa playing card release features Sheeta, the heroine of Studio Ghibli's very first theatrical feature film.
Japanese Collectibles BMW 2002 Turbo and Japan’s 1970s Coca-Cola Cap Craze
A 1970s Japanese Coca-Cola crown cap featuring the BMW 2002 Turbo, from an era when kids across Japan collected car-themed bottle caps.
Japanese Collectibles Nagano’s Hachiware Joins Hello Kitty on an Acrylic Clip
A die-cut acrylic clip featuring Hachiware from Chiikawa and Hello Kitty — two white cat-like characters united in an official Sanrio collab sold in Japan.
Japanese Collectibles Lucario’s Rainbow VSTAR Token and the Era That Made It
The Lucario VSTAR marker from the Sword & Shield era — a metal, rainbow holographic TCG token packed in the VSTAR Premium Collection by TPCi.
Japanese Collectibles The Story Behind Sheeta’s 1986 Laputa Playing Card
A single playing card from Animage's summer 1986 issue, featuring Sheeta from Laputa: Castle in the Sky, made during Studio Ghibli's founding year.
Japanese Collectibles Street Art Meets Gundam in the GQuuuuuuX Ichiban Kuji Coaster
This Ichiban Kuji F Prize rubber coaster features graffiti-style logo art for Gundam GQuuuuuuX, a Sunrise and SOTSU franchise entry from Bandai Namco.