As someone who lives in Japan, i always go for the yellow sticker cards. they are always severely marked down with little to no scratches or bents. this is a collector's paradise! Also love the bulk pile of cards. It's like hunting for treasure sometimes.
With the yen so low, it makes sense for foreigners to come here and buy them. I have a friend that's into Yu-Gi-Oh cards and I go around shopping for the cards he wants and just mail them for him.
There were so many people calling it a pump and people just called them stupid. It was such a clear pump and dump and anyone who fell for it and fomo bought deserved to learn the lesson the hard way. Especially if they never bought Japanese cards ever before the hype was surrounding them. Every collector falls for this trick some way or another and its good to learn the lesson early into collecting. I was calling this whole movement for what it was day 1 as I fell for this during 2020 but luckily only fomo bought a few cards at that time before I came to my senses and treated the market as a true market. Parabolic movements will always come back down to reality.
Oh man what a trip - Japan is my number one holiday I've had, but never got the time to go card hunting. Nice to see this video. Got a few international trips on our channel coming up too
Japanese cards just hit differently, the english ones are literally my childhood but there's just something special with the cards being in their original language.
yep i went to tokyo last month and i think i saved my flight back to japan just by buying slabs/cards for 15-80% off. not every card and not every card shop is an amazing discount that's what's fun about card shopping/hunting in japan. contrary to this video, if i owned a pokemon shop i would definitely fly to japan and buy stuff to sell outside of japan. i think that's what pokemon steven does , it makes sense if you have a good eye for the pokemon card market
Yup if I was a card store owner or even a reseller online, I would fly to Japan enjoy some time off and buy a major amount of inventory to sell. Only down side is there seems to be less Japanese collectors in the states than what you would think so selling online is the best way to move product. I visit many card shops in my state and Japanese barely moves.
I was in Japan a few months ago and bought a ton of cards. Akihabara is the obvious place to shop but I actually bought a lot more at Denden Town in Osaka. The latter is smaller but more condensed so it was easy to pop in and out of stores more quickly.
Maybe I got lucky but I do recommend taking 5-10 minutes to look in some of those loose boxes. I found tons of vending, mcdonalds promos, movie deck promos for 50-100y a piece in akihabara. So if you don’t care about condition too much you can get a lot for not too much
i love the e series so much. when i started collecting in 2020, that was what i ended up focusing on. i was able to find most of my chase cards when they were much cheaper, and graded most in psa 10.
honestly though i paused at 2:22 and the booster box prices are higher than even the Japanese msrp price. so even the japanese stores are rising prices now
I was in Japan a month ago and wish this video came out sooner! I was definitely overwhelmed card shopping and having all this information beforehand would have been super nice. Keep up the great content!
"Ah, Suimasen, Retorona kaado ga arimasu ka?" was the go-to, especially in the bigger stores. You can tell they just price and forget about them though. You'll see two exact same cards in the exact same condition just priced wildly differently.
Even though you can find true bangers in the bulk boxes, depending on whiwh store the cards are LP even when looking at modern. Therefore you should invest time into it if you are on very low budget and if you have enough time !
I'm getting back into colecting (edit:spelling) but have no idea where to start since there are so many sets now I dunno the difference. The last time I collected was Base, jungle, fossil, neo, rocket, etc til those years. I want to look for japanese cards from those years and a few trainer cards but have no idea which stores in akihabara would be good when I visit.
When I rejoined in 2020-1, I learned about Vending and found an ebay seller that sold most of those singles for $1-3. Now, those same cards are listing at $6-12. I still have 10 or so left on my list, but price memory has kept me from ordering them now. Seems rising tides have lifted all boats, indeed.
Visited Japan in April and loved the videos you made, they were a great reference point. Went to Nagoya (from Osaka) to have dinner with my best friend, but didn't get a chance to check out Toreca Camp. Kicking myself over that but there's always next time! Looking forward to your 'best of' shops video. Thanks for the content.
The supply was extremely low in late 2022, and everything was scalped. I couldn't find packs anywhere, and, despite shops like book off and furuhon saying "sold out", you could see their stacks on booster boxes getting ripped by 2 staff and sleeving them for sales. Pokemon went and reprinted everything from SwSh and up though, and now Amazon has some boxes for 3400 yen. Even my convenience store that would only get 1 box and limit packs to 2 per person has a whole counter of open boxes from 2019 onward. Everyone's ripping and pulling so the prices dropped hard. I just picked up a Paldean fates Mew for 4900 yen in mint lmao
I was in Japan back in January and there was such a plethora of singles, but no sealed product to pick up. But I experienced anytime I wanted to pick up Pikachu promos, they would only let me get no more than 2 of one card. Prices were a little high, especially on Akihabara area, but we got an insane exchange rate for US to Yen so it made up for it. Love watching Japanese card shop videos. Good stuff
I got back from Japan 3 weeks ago. The card shopping was insane!!! I couldn’t believe how cheap some of the alt arts were etc. ended up buying way more cause who knows when ill go back. Maybe next year tbh… 😂 but one thing i loved is im a big fan of normal pokemon full arts, ex/gx/V and they r so cheap there. Like i got gengar minikyu gx full art mint no damage for £6!! I had an absolute blast
I was in Japan summer 2023, found some great deals with yellow sticker of older foils. Some white edges and some slight scratches, didn't mind. Came back with a round 2 kilos of cards XD I did however go through the bins, got some great foils for around 300-500 yen each. Had a blast. But like Jluv says, it's only worth if you have some time to spend.
Went in 2018 - before Paul Logan did the thing. Prices were a dream. Crystal Lugia for 180$ to now is creazy. Looking forward to my next trip but afraid of the diffrences, oh man.
Its actually pretty cool that there are few stores that have a 'no rarity' section. I wouldve bought that 1480¥ no rarity magnemite if it was near mint lmao
Where about in Japan (what city or town) would you recommend going to, to get the best deals as far as pricing goes? Im sure they price everything based on tourism, knowing that tourists come looking to purchase cards.
What's the logistics of buying a bulk order of stuff in the store? Do you just have to "sumimasen" then point to every cabinet? Or is there a better way of getting everything?
A bit off-topic - But what is the situation regarding finding Magic the Gathering cards in such stores? I'm both in Pokémon and Magic but Magic a bit more and foil japanese cards can fetch a nice premium on the international market anyways.
What we're the best shops for vending series? As I will be out in osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo in the coming months. Any recommendations would be appreciated
I started Playing TCG back when i was living in NYC. started with MAGIC, then Pokemon, then Yugioh then cardfight vanguard you name it. I moved to Japan about 8 years ago and started a business/company. I am now in at a point where i can just enjoy my hobbies etc and decided to get back into Pokemon TCG. I have been going around checking card prices etc and i do not know why but the prices between some card here and compared to the states is night and day.. Some card that i checked in America are crazy high.. for example i checked Lugia deck and it said US 178dollars and checking all the cards here i could make it for like 6000 Yen which is maybe 50 bucks or lower. So now i wonder if Japanese players have more opportunities to get into TCG or what is going on with the US market. I will be visiting Family in Florida and hope to also see what the TCG scene is again after to many years in America.
I had visited Japan this past November/October - not really a fan of Pokemon per say, though I spent a fair share of time in these stores when I had gone. Prices being cheaper in-stores for other TCG/CCG's hold true as well. I had bought a number of vintage MTG cards for my Old School 93/94 deck, overall saved roughly $12000 at Akihabara alone in comparison to buying through popular marketplaces online. I could've gone purely for the purpose of buying the cards and it'd have been cheaper for me, including flights/accommodation costs.
Damaged cards are better anyway in my opinion. That markdown in those Japanese stores had cards from like 1000 yen down to like 200 yen just because it was damaged. So not only are damaged cards cheaper, but they also hold a lot of history that's genuinely feels great to hold.
For some reason, the Full Art Texture EX card of Gengar that I have is still pretty expensive. I thought for sure that card price was also affected, but I guess not. It went from 100 to about 80. If you are a collector you aren't saving anything I don't believe. That 20 dollars diff will just be spent on another card with your collector money. How fun... anyone who wants that card is still rather unattainable, dumb.
Am I crazy or have people in Japan and the rest of the world started scalping other tcg’s now? I swear all of a sudden it’s really difficult to get Union Arena/Weiss Schwarz stuff now
So glad I was a bit too old when pokemon came out. While it seems fun to collect, I saved so much money. Sadly, I go to Japan almost every year and like looking at these things but I can walk out of these stores without purchasing anything.
Is it possible to have a list of the stores in Osaka/Tokyo/Kyoto that are 100 % legit and offer good prices. We have a trip coming up and we are afraid we may get scammed :(
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your experience and tips on Japanese card stores. Japan is the top of my list of places I want to visit and I definitely want to spend a lot of time going to different card stores. The challenge will be not spending too much money! :P
Just subscribed! Love the content! Something I was hoping to get an answer to from someone so tenured. Where do you go to price check Japanese TCG? We have TCGPlayer for English cards, but what's that true market equivalent for prices for Japanese cards? Thank you!
pokeca-chart.com gives you the best coverage across card-rush (online retailer) and mercari (free market) - though it can be tricky to navigate if you don't understand japanese. it's pretty straight forward though so you should be OK! thanks for watching!
@@okJLUV Appreciate the response back :)! Thank you so much! I've always struggled trying to price check cards. Especially after winning a couple collections through buyee (nightmare.... in itself)
@@okJLUV Thought I would bother you one more time for help. Have you found any good website that helps you track your Japanese collection? I know GetCollectr is one good one. But it doesn't help notify you of like ups and downs of a card, unless you manually monitor (unless I'm mistaken). Thanks!
I feel like I'm having an aneurysm seeing some of those cards being insanely high priced, unless I'm reading them wrong, the waifu cards could be used to buy a super cheap pc individually if google exchange is right.
my tour through every Pokemon Card store in Osaka is up, and you can watch it now! th-cam.com/video/hd6SvFU-FDo/w-d-xo.html
As someone who lives in Japan, i always go for the yellow sticker cards. they are always severely marked down with little to no scratches or bents. this is a collector's paradise!
Also love the bulk pile of cards. It's like hunting for treasure sometimes.
JEALOUS
With the yen so low, it makes sense for foreigners to come here and buy them. I have a friend that's into Yu-Gi-Oh cards and I go around shopping for the cards he wants and just mail them for him.
You know that the yen went up like 8.5% this month due to an increase in Japanese interest rates?
Seeing today’s prices and last year prices makes me sick to my stomach. That was such a crazy ride last summer. 😭
There were so many people calling it a pump and people just called them stupid. It was such a clear pump and dump and anyone who fell for it and fomo bought deserved to learn the lesson the hard way. Especially if they never bought Japanese cards ever before the hype was surrounding them. Every collector falls for this trick some way or another and its good to learn the lesson early into collecting. I was calling this whole movement for what it was day 1 as I fell for this during 2020 but luckily only fomo bought a few cards at that time before I came to my senses and treated the market as a true market. Parabolic movements will always come back down to reality.
what happened last summer? :)
@@IlPrescelto92 prices fell a lot
Oh man what a trip - Japan is my number one holiday I've had, but never got the time to go card hunting. Nice to see this video. Got a few international trips on our channel coming up too
Man I can't wait to go and experience card shopping in Japan for myself. Gonna be like a kid in a sweet shop.
I went back in October and going back this year too. Bring your money 💰 cause you’ll want to spend it all at your first shop 😉
@@lefantome777 Gonna need to save up for a good few years to compensate the amount I'll spend 😂
👌🤣
Or like a kid in a sweatshop, gotto put the work in!
@@NawiPokemon I read this as a kid in an sweat shop lmao
Japanese cards just hit differently, the english ones are literally my childhood but there's just something special with the cards being in their original language.
Yea that "different hit" is the cringe from you being a weeb
@@dissraps the "hits different" part is the cards actually being good quality from the factory instead of getting graded 8 fresh from the pack.
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@@carsonj4031 the quality is the same.
@@dissrapsget over yourself
Graded a Japanese Moonbreon with a yellow sticker in Tokyo, sent it to PSA for grading and got a 10 :)
yep i went to tokyo last month and i think i saved my flight back to japan just by buying slabs/cards for 15-80% off. not every card and not every card shop is an amazing discount that's what's fun about card shopping/hunting in japan. contrary to this video, if i owned a pokemon shop i would definitely fly to japan and buy stuff to sell outside of japan. i think that's what pokemon steven does , it makes sense if you have a good eye for the pokemon card market
Yup if I was a card store owner or even a reseller online, I would fly to Japan enjoy some time off and buy a major amount of inventory to sell. Only down side is there seems to be less Japanese collectors in the states than what you would think so selling online is the best way to move product. I visit many card shops in my state and Japanese barely moves.
What was 80%
I was in Japan a few months ago and bought a ton of cards. Akihabara is the obvious place to shop but I actually bought a lot more at Denden Town in Osaka. The latter is smaller but more condensed so it was easy to pop in and out of stores more quickly.
@@Chimeratech8 which shops do you recommend
Maybe I got lucky but I do recommend taking 5-10 minutes to look in some of those loose boxes. I found tons of vending, mcdonalds promos, movie deck promos for 50-100y a piece in akihabara. So if you don’t care about condition too much you can get a lot for not too much
i love the e series so much. when i started collecting in 2020, that was what i ended up focusing on. i was able to find most of my chase cards when they were much cheaper, and graded most in psa 10.
honestly though i paused at 2:22 and the booster box prices are higher than even the Japanese msrp price. so even the japanese stores are rising prices now
You have no idea how much I appreciate these videos. Cards we don't have and maybe never heard of, always awesome to see. Thanks!
Love this. Going back to Japan in three weeks, and can't wait to look through these shops again.
I have something like over 3,000 sun and moon cards from when I was a kid. I think in total my old collection is worth something like $10k
Looking forward to the other parts of the series! Going to Japan in November so I'm hoping to catch some of the shops while I'm there.
next few should be very helpful :)
Hi new to the hobby here. Is there any way I can buy english Pokemon TCG in Japan? (ETBs/ Booster Box)
I was in Japan a month ago and wish this video came out sooner! I was definitely overwhelmed card shopping and having all this information beforehand would have been super nice. Keep up the great content!
"Ah, Suimasen, Retorona kaado ga arimasu ka?" was the go-to, especially in the bigger stores. You can tell they just price and forget about them though. You'll see two exact same cards in the exact same condition just priced wildly differently.
Im going there on sept. Going to ask you for recommendations but just going to wait for your videos. Awesome job brother! I enjoyed watching as always
I’m in Japan for the first time and this was super helpful! I’ll be hitting up a bunch of shops in Akihabara soon! Thanks Julian 😊
Even though you can find true bangers in the bulk boxes, depending on whiwh store the cards are LP even when looking at modern. Therefore you should invest time into it if you are on very low budget and if you have enough time !
Excellent tour ! Thanks 🎉🎉🎉
I'm getting back into colecting (edit:spelling) but have no idea where to start since there are so many sets now I dunno the difference.
The last time I collected was Base, jungle, fossil, neo, rocket, etc til those years.
I want to look for japanese cards from those years and a few trainer cards but have no idea which stores in akihabara would be good when I visit.
When I rejoined in 2020-1, I learned about Vending and found an ebay seller that sold most of those singles for $1-3. Now, those same cards are listing at $6-12. I still have 10 or so left on my list, but price memory has kept me from ordering them now. Seems rising tides have lifted all boats, indeed.
when i went i got some damaged ones because it was only for the binder
Visited Japan in April and loved the videos you made, they were a great reference point. Went to Nagoya (from Osaka) to have dinner with my best friend, but didn't get a chance to check out Toreca Camp. Kicking myself over that but there's always next time! Looking forward to your 'best of' shops video. Thanks for the content.
The supply was extremely low in late 2022, and everything was scalped. I couldn't find packs anywhere, and, despite shops like book off and furuhon saying "sold out", you could see their stacks on booster boxes getting ripped by 2 staff and sleeving them for sales. Pokemon went and reprinted everything from SwSh and up though, and now Amazon has some boxes for 3400 yen. Even my convenience store that would only get 1 box and limit packs to 2 per person has a whole counter of open boxes from 2019 onward. Everyone's ripping and pulling so the prices dropped hard. I just picked up a Paldean fates Mew for 4900 yen in mint lmao
I was in Japan back in January and there was such a plethora of singles, but no sealed product to pick up. But I experienced anytime I wanted to pick up Pikachu promos, they would only let me get no more than 2 of one card. Prices were a little high, especially on Akihabara area, but we got an insane exchange rate for US to Yen so it made up for it. Love watching Japanese card shop videos. Good stuff
Great video man. Extremely helpful 👍
wow that was great tips for my next trip thank you for making this video!
Wish I had seen this before I went to Japan last year. Trying to buy product was actually quite difficult so many stores didn't have stock.
Finally a TH-camr that have steady video on pricing and image ❤
I got back from Japan 3 weeks ago. The card shopping was insane!!! I couldn’t believe how cheap some of the alt arts were etc. ended up buying way more cause who knows when ill go back. Maybe next year tbh… 😂 but one thing i loved is im a big fan of normal pokemon full arts, ex/gx/V and they r so cheap there. Like i got gengar minikyu gx full art mint no damage for £6!! I had an absolute blast
I bought an ‘A’ ranked suicune holo from Japanese neo over there and it got a 10, also a mewtwo ranked ‘6’ which snagged a 10. Both psa.
So dope to see all of this thanks for going through it all
I was in Japan summer 2023, found some great deals with yellow sticker of older foils. Some white edges and some slight scratches, didn't mind. Came back with a round 2 kilos of cards XD
I did however go through the bins, got some great foils for around 300-500 yen each. Had a blast. But like Jluv says, it's only worth if you have some time to spend.
I think I played against you at Maze a couple of weeks ago. That's petty cool, this video randomly popped up on my feed.
that's actually really cool, hopefully catch ya there next time!!
It’s probably cheaper to get internationally on mercari japan with a forwarding company
The other benefit i found from buying in-store is how low the Yen price has heen recently.
Got loads of bargains on cards and retro games.
Nobody says ”Japanese Pokemon Cards” like JLUV. It’s iconic.
Also, this is for you, J: 👑
i just got back from japan I got some pretty good deals on some older cards. I really enjoyed big magic.
What city is the card rush in? When I look it up there’s like 5 different stores here in Tokyo
This man throwing around prices in yen without the USD conversion when 95% of people habe no idea what a yen equates to
Love this video! Informative and entertaining!
Went in 2018 - before Paul Logan did the thing. Prices were a dream. Crystal Lugia for 180$ to now is creazy. Looking forward to my next trip but afraid of the diffrences, oh man.
Amazing video! Can’t wait to go back
I couldn’t believe the price on PSA 9’s when I was there, agree with you that they were almost on clearance.
Could someone link the playlist? I love that old school game boy music
mostly from the StreamBeats albums "Pixel" and "Arcade" - you'll enjoy both!
Yoo where are the stores at 12:56 BW and HGSS shelves located? In Japan right now and I'm having trouble finding cards from that era.
Thank you so much for the insight! :) Really looking forward to going to japan someday!
Its actually pretty cool that there are few stores that have a 'no rarity' section. I wouldve bought that 1480¥ no rarity magnemite if it was near mint lmao
Where about in Japan (what city or town) would you recommend going to, to get the best deals as far as pricing goes? Im sure they price everything based on tourism, knowing that tourists come looking to purchase cards.
do you have a list of those 90 stores you went to? id like to go to the same stores!!
Which store in ikebukuro did you go to? Every time I go there I can't find any card store
Hi!
Do you mind dropping the list of all the stores you visited? I’m going to be in Japan in 2 weeks!
What's the logistics of buying a bulk order of stuff in the store? Do you just have to "sumimasen" then point to every cabinet? Or is there a better way of getting everything?
Why don’t the shop owner sell their cards on EBay?
A bit off-topic - But what is the situation regarding finding Magic the Gathering cards in such stores?
I'm both in Pokémon and Magic but Magic a bit more and foil japanese cards can fetch a nice premium on the international market anyways.
Hi Jluv! What store in Tokyo would you say has the biggest selection of graded cards at good prices?
Actually can't wait for the series about the best stores! A new subscriber here!
Nice work JLuv …valuable information, thanks mate👍
What we're the best shops for vending series? As I will be out in osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo in the coming months. Any recommendations would be appreciated
People don’t know that the J in JLUV stands for japan. Theres your fun fact of the day
Snapple fact
Fun Fact...You Can Find Gold Digging Your Nose.
Like How In Yugioh, EN Means English, JP Means Japanese, and SP Means Spanish
Nah fr? Wow I would never guessed you’re so bright.
Im going to have to respectfully disagree just to stir the pot🤣
Lol that's no rocket science, ebay fees bank fees and vat. Most people don't understand how expensive it is to sell stuff via ebay
I started Playing TCG back when i was living in NYC. started with MAGIC, then Pokemon, then Yugioh then cardfight vanguard you name it. I moved to Japan about 8 years ago and started a business/company. I am now in at a point where i can just enjoy my hobbies etc and decided to get back into Pokemon TCG. I have been going around checking card prices etc and i do not know why but the prices between some card here and compared to the states is night and day.. Some card that i checked in America are crazy high.. for example i checked Lugia deck and it said US 178dollars and checking all the cards here i could make it for like 6000 Yen which is maybe 50 bucks or lower. So now i wonder if Japanese players have more opportunities to get into TCG or what is going on with the US market. I will be visiting Family in Florida and hope to also see what the TCG scene is again after to many years in America.
I’m sell Pokemon cards online, anyway you can be my suppliers since you already live there?
Which shops would you recommend for Vending cards?
Great video love it! Any idea when you are going to release a video for Osaka?
Hi great content. Did you see Son and Moon shining legends SM3? Remember the price ?
This is my first video of yours and it is amazing🤩
Are the Mario and Luigi Pokemon cards cheaper in Japan??
What store has vending sheets I did not hear
Thanks
I had visited Japan this past November/October - not really a fan of Pokemon per say, though I spent a fair share of time in these stores when I had gone. Prices being cheaper in-stores for other TCG/CCG's hold true as well. I had bought a number of vintage MTG cards for my Old School 93/94 deck, overall saved roughly $12000 at Akihabara alone in comparison to buying through popular marketplaces online. I could've gone purely for the purpose of buying the cards and it'd have been cheaper for me, including flights/accommodation costs.
Interesting. Which other shops do you recommend?
Brilliant video. So educational. Thank you!
What does "raw card" exactly mean? I've never heard that term being used before until this video.
cards that are not graded
Damaged cards are better anyway in my opinion. That markdown in those Japanese stores had cards from like 1000 yen down to like 200 yen just because it was damaged. So not only are damaged cards cheaper, but they also hold a lot of history that's genuinely feels great to hold.
For some reason, the Full Art Texture EX card of Gengar that I have is still pretty expensive. I thought for sure that card price was also affected, but I guess not. It went from 100 to about 80. If you are a collector you aren't saving anything I don't believe. That 20 dollars diff will just be spent on another card with your collector money. How fun... anyone who wants that card is still rather unattainable, dumb.
Am I crazy or have people in Japan and the rest of the world started scalping other tcg’s now? I swear all of a sudden it’s really difficult to get Union Arena/Weiss Schwarz stuff now
As someone who’s been there already and going again very soon this vids is so useful and so true
Does these card shops buy cards from the customers? Like English cards too?
Enjoy these short videos I can watch on my lunch break, keep it up
It's 25 minutes is watching this video all you're doing during your lunch? 💀
So glad I was a bit too old when pokemon came out. While it seems fun to collect, I saved so much money. Sadly, I go to Japan almost every year and like looking at these things but I can walk out of these stores without purchasing anything.
So what's the sad part?
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme i had plenty of chances to buy things. Particularly with the awesome exchange rates...
My buddy is going to Japan in April. Looks like I will be giving him money for Cards and Gundams 😅
whats an "artist binder" ?
Maybe all cards drawn by a particular artist
Is it possible to have a list of the stores in Osaka/Tokyo/Kyoto that are 100 % legit and offer good prices. We have a trip coming up and we are afraid we may get scammed :(
What's best online store to buy japanese
Love your content. Squeaky embedded music makes it a hard listen but love your content!
ty man good to know! i’ll make sure the next ones use music a bit more chill. glad you enjoyed it!!
Amazing video. Would love to be visit Japan someday.
Superb video cheers mate
6:44 didn t age well for some sets.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your experience and tips on Japanese card stores. Japan is the top of my list of places I want to visit and I definitely want to spend a lot of time going to different card stores. The challenge will be not spending too much money! :P
glad ya enjoyed it! truly fun place to visit and just window shop
@@okJLUVit seems like it! What a fun time that must have been!
Hey ! Great videos. What about tax refund ? I heard there is shop doing it. Does that mean price is lowered from the displayed price ?
What was the name of the e series store in akihabara?
Otachu L8! Made a full video on it with all the details + address - th-cam.com/video/NWiBQ60e0wY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Br3bopihHDoeFBJ5
Just subscribed! Love the content! Something I was hoping to get an answer to from someone so tenured. Where do you go to price check Japanese TCG? We have TCGPlayer for English cards, but what's that true market equivalent for prices for Japanese cards? Thank you!
pokeca-chart.com gives you the best coverage across card-rush (online retailer) and mercari (free market) - though it can be tricky to navigate if you don't understand japanese. it's pretty straight forward though so you should be OK! thanks for watching!
@@okJLUV Appreciate the response back :)! Thank you so much! I've always struggled trying to price check cards. Especially after winning a couple collections through buyee (nightmare.... in itself)
@@okJLUV Thought I would bother you one more time for help. Have you found any good website that helps you track your Japanese collection? I know GetCollectr is one good one. But it doesn't help notify you of like ups and downs of a card, unless you manually monitor (unless I'm mistaken).
Thanks!
I feel like I'm having an aneurysm seeing some of those cards being insanely high priced, unless I'm reading them wrong, the waifu cards could be used to buy a super cheap pc individually if google exchange is right.
What is this store? On the first clip
Yellow sticker cards sound right up my alley 😍 love me a sale
What I learned: my wife would divorce me the day I came back from Japan (because I’m for sure spending our life savings)
Top video, thanks mate. I'll get there one day. HGSS binders are screaming to be completed
My first video I've watched of you. Found u on the main page.