Japanese trading cards, shipped from the U.S.
Japanese-language singles, graded cards and sealed boxes listed on eBay by sellers in the United States — Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Gundam and more. Tap a card to see the full listing, price and shipping on eBay.
Guides
Japanese printings are their own release
Japanese cards are printed and released separately from English ones. Set names, set codes and card numbers can differ between the two, so compare the code and number on the card itself rather than the English set name.
Reading a graded label
A graded card has been sealed in a case by a grading company, with the grade and a certification number on the label. Most graders let you look up that number on their own website — check it against the photos before you buy.
Singles, graded or sealed
Singles are individual raw cards, graded cards are in a grading company's case, and sealed products (booster boxes, packs, decks and sets) are unopened. The listing photos and the seller's description say what is actually included.
Shipping from Japan or the U.S.
Cards listed from Japan travel internationally, so delivery takes longer and import charges may apply depending on where you live. The eBay listing shows the shipping cost, delivery estimate and any import charges before you check out.
Why Cards from Japan
Straight to the eBay listing
Every card links directly to the seller's own eBay listing, where you can check the photos, condition, price and shipping before you buy — nothing here substitutes for that page.
No pay-to-rank
No seller pays to appear here or to be placed higher. Listings are drawn from eBay and checked by a person before they go up, not picked by what pays the best commission.
We don't grade or appraise
We don't inspect the cards, and we don't put a value on them or say whether a card will go up in price. What's shown is what the seller lists.
FAQ
Do you sell cards directly?
No. Cards from Japan doesn't hold inventory or take payments. Every "View on eBay" button takes you to the seller's listing on eBay, and you buy there.
What is the difference between the two pages?
"Ships from Japan" shows listings whose item location is Japan. "Ships from the U.S." shows Japanese-language cards listed by sellers whose item location is the United States. The eBay listing is the final word on where an item ships from.
Are the prices current?
Prices shown here are checked against eBay every few hours and are only shown while they are recent. If a price isn't shown, open the listing — the price on eBay is always the current one.
How do you make money?
Through affiliate commissions from the eBay Partner Network. If you buy something after clicking one of our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. See the full disclosure.
A listing looks wrong or has ended — what do I do?
Listings are refreshed from eBay, but let us know at [email protected] and we'll take a look.