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Japanese Pokémon Booster Boxes

83 products

Full Metal Wall SM9b Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$667.08

≈ ¥105,517 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Night Unison SM9a Japanese Pokémon — sealed booster box

Night Unison SM9a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$1,141.45

≈ ¥180,551 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Tag Bolt SM9 Japanese Pokémon — sealed booster box

Tag Bolt SM9 Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$5,958.31

≈ ¥942,469 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

GX Ultra Shiny SM8b Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$2,371.86

≈ ¥375,174 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Dark Order SM8a Japanese Pokémon — sealed booster box

Dark Order SM8a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$563.31

≈ ¥89,103 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Super Explosive Impact SM8 Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$1,447.03

≈ ¥228,887 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Fairy Rise SM7b Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$741.20

≈ ¥117,241 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Lightning Spark SM7a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$978.38

≈ ¥154,757 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Champion Road SM6b Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$1,334.17

≈ ¥211,035 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Dragon Storm SM6a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$1,482.40

≈ ¥234,482 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

Forbidden Light SM6 Japanese Pokémon Booster Box

$963.56

≈ ¥152,413 JPY

Original Japanese Shrink

From the Magazine

The cards, the artists and the story behind every Japanese set we stock. No prices, no rankings: one file per set.

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Every box here is the Japanese edition, shipped from Sendai, Japan by FedEx — usually 2–5 business days to the United States, Europe and Israel. Shipping is free on orders of US$290 or more, and US prices already include US import duty.

Browse Japanese Pokémon TCG booster boxes by set. Compare the set code, pack count and cards per pack on the exact listing; box contents are not the same across every release.

Check the packaging condition and availability before ordering. PulloraX does not reseal boxes. Our condition guide explains original factory shrink and no shrink.

Prefer another format? Explore individual packs or Pokémon special sets.

Before choosing a box, read our guide to buying Japanese Pokémon cards from Japan and explore our Pokémon 151 vs Terastal Festival ex comparison.

Compare sets and pack formats

Start with the Japanese set code to confirm the release, rather than relying on an English name. Our set-code guide helps identify the edition. Then separate three details: packs per box, cards per pack and the complete set checklist. The first two describe packaging quantities; the checklist describes the release's cards, not the guaranteed contents of one box.

Dividing the box price by its stated pack count can help compare openings, but read that figure alongside cards per pack and the exact release. More packs do not automatically mean more of your target cards. Use the Japanese booster-box pack-count guide and check the product specification. Do not transfer contents or guarantees between formats; choose for artwork, opening experience and budget.