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Explore Japanese Pokémon TCG products sourced from Japan. Choose a format to find the listings that fit your collection.
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132 products
132 products
Paradigm Trigger S12 Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$235.99
Original Japanese Shrink
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Triplet Beat SV1a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$200.99
Original Japanese Shrink
Held in small numbers · Need more? Ask us before ordering.
Legendary Heartbeat S3a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$539.09
Original Japanese Shrink
Matchless Fighters S5a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$567.46
Original Japanese Shrink
Amazing Volt Tackle S4 Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$711.55
Original Japanese Shrink
Skyscraping Perfection S7d Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$241.16
Original Japanese Shrink
Blue Sky Stream S7r Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$4,328.63
Original Japanese Shrink
25th Anniversary Collection S8a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$1,126.62
Original Japanese Shrink
Incandescent Arcana S11a Japanese Pokémon Booster Box
$163.26
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.
Set file № 02330th CelebrationThirty years, thirty Pikachu, six holo cards in every pack — and a brand-new top rarity.
Set file № 010Abyss EyeThe glare of darkness: Mega Darkrai takes the box of a Japanese MEGA set built on status conditions, a fire maze and a new trainer drawn by Naoki Saito.
Set file № 034Ancient RoarRoaring Moon ex knocks out the Active Pokémon outright — the Ancient half of a two-set launch.
Set file № 011Battle PartnersTrainers and their partner Pokémon on one card: N's Zoroark, Lillie's Clefairy, Hop's Zacian and Iono's Bellibolt, in the Japanese set that made the bond the mechanic.
Set file № 002Black BoltThe Japanese set that gives every Unova Pokémon an Art Rare — and prints Zekrom in black alone.
Set file № 038Clay BurstThe set that printed Iono — and Ting-Lu ex, the Treasures of Ruin stake in the ground.
Set file № 031Crimson HazeThe first set to print the Pokémon and Trainers of Kitakami — led by Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex.
Set file № 033Cyber JudgeThe Future half of a two-set launch — Iron Leaves, Iron Crown and Iron Boulder arrive as Pokémon ex.
Set file № 035Future FlashThe Future half of the October 2023 pair — Iron Valiant ex stacks damage a counter at a time.
Set file № 012Glory of Team RocketThe evil organisation strikes: Team Rocket's Mewtwo, Giovanni and the executives, in the Japanese set that gave the villains their own cards.
Set file № 025Heat Wave ArenaA small set built for Sealed play, where Ethan, Misty, Cynthia and Arven each bring their own Pokémon.
Set file № 024Inferno XMega Charizard X ex turns a pile of Fire Energy into one attack — and closes the set as its only MUR.
Set file № 030Mask of ChangeOgerpon ex arrives in all four masks — and an Item card lets you swap the mask, and the type, mid-battle.
Set file № 006Mega BraveThe first pack of the Japanese MEGA series — Mega Evolution ex arrives, with Mega Lucario on the box.
Set file № 001Mega Dream exThe cards, the artists and the story of the Japanese High Class set that introduced the MA rarity.
Set file № 007Mega SymphoniaThe twin of Mega Brave — Mega Gardevoir on the box, Mega Latias and Mega Kangaskhan beside it, in the pack that opened the MEGA series.
Set file № 008Munikis Zero (Nihil Zero)Mega Zygarde takes the box, and the Mega Evolutions of Pokémon Legends: Z-A arrive as cards — in the streets of Lumiose City.
Set file № 029Night WandererPecharunt ex works in the shadows with the Loyal Three at its command.
Set file № 009Ninja SpinnerKeep attacking: Mega Greninja takes the box, the Kalos starters return, and Pokémon Legends: Z-A reaches the card game.
Set file № 043Paradigm TriggerLugia VSTAR and Assemble Star — the Sword & Shield set that changed how decks are built.
Set file № 027Paradise DragonaA small Dragon-type set built for Sealed play, headed by Alolan Exeggutor ex.
Set file № 005Pokémon Card 151All 151 Kanto Pokémon in Pokédex order, from Bulbasaur to Mew — the Japanese set the whole world went looking for.
Set file № 036Raging SurfWater Tera Garchomp ex heads a small set — and the Technical Machine tools arrive.
Set file № 037Ruler of the Black FlameDarkness-type Charizard ex — the first Terastal Pokémon printed off its own type.
Set file № 040Scarlet exThe set that started the era — Koraidon ex, the first Terastal Pokémon ex.
Set file № 015Shiny Treasure ex129 shiny Pokémon, 18 shiny ex and a gold Koraidon — the Japanese High Class set built entirely around different-coloured Pokémon.
Set file № 039Snow HazardChien-Pao ex four times over — the SV2P half of the April 2023 pair.
Set file № 028Stellar MiracleTerapagos ex arrives as the first Stellar Tera Pokémon ex — three kinds of Energy, one very large attack.
Set file № 004Storm EmeraldaMega Rayquaza returns as the legendary champion of a Japanese MEGA set built on speed, Hoenn weather and paired stadiums.
Set file № 026Super Electric BreakerPikachu ex arrives with the Stellar Tera type — and ACE SPEC Trainers come back inside the main numbering.
Set file № 013Terastal Festival exAll nine Eeveelutions as ex, Terapagos at the centre and an ex in every pack — the Japanese High Class set with 33 Special Art Rares.
Set file № 042Triplet BeatThree starters, three Pokémon ex, three golds — the set is built on a rule of three.
