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Cardotaku, Plaza Japan, Solaris Japan and Itsuki Japan each print a One Piece category on their own sites as of October 1, 2026, which makes them the shortlist when you search for the best Japanese One Piece card shops online. Sakuras Card Shop links Japanese One Piece collections from its navigation, and Samurai Sword Tokyo, our own store, sells Japanese One Piece boxes at wholesale JPY prices from Tokyo.
Each shop is compared on what its own pages print: whether a One Piece category exists, where the shop says it ships from, and what it states about payment, import duties and claims. Where a page does not print an answer, the answer is “not confirmed”.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. Statements about Samurai Sword Tokyo come from its live policy pages: the shipping policy, the payment methods page, the customs and import taxes page and the returns and refunds page. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
- Cardotaku’s One Piece page prints boosters, packs, starter decks, singles and promos, plus a Japan shipping origin: its items are at an Osaka office.
- Plaza Japan prints a One Piece TCG category; Solaris Japan and Itsuki Japan link One Piece collections from their homepages; PokeNE and Pokevault print no One Piece products.
- For wholesale JPY box prices with no minimum order, the OP-17 Damaged Box (Grade A) is priced at ¥10,800 (~$70).
- One Piece category status for each shop is as of October 1, 2026.
- Statements about Samurai Sword Tokyo match its live policy pages: the payment methods page is last updated September 18, 2026 and the returns page September 16, 2026.
Short Answer: Which One Piece Shop Fits Which Buyer
The right shop depends on the job. Some buyers want a broad Japanese goods store that also carries One Piece, some want a specialist trading card page, and some want wholesale box prices from a single Tokyo warehouse. The table matches each goal to the shop whose pages fit it, with the words each shop prints.
| Buyer goal | Toko | What its own pages print (as of October 1, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| A One Piece catalogue page with boxes, packs, starter decks, singles and promos | Cardotaku | Page titled “ONE PIECE CARD GAME Japanese trading cards TCG Boxes and Singles”; says its items are at its Osaka office |
| A One Piece TCG category inside a broad Japanese goods store | Plaza Japan | Category page titled “One Piece TCG Cards in Japanese”; FAQ prints Japan Post shipping options |
| An anime and figure store that also links One Piece TCG collections | Solaris Japan | Homepage navigation prints One Piece Boosters, Decks and All One Piece Cards; says it was founded in 2008 in Tokyo |
| A Tokyo-address store with One Piece in its Cards & Games menu | Itsuki Japan | Homepage prints “Worldwide shipping” and “Ship directly from Japan with tracking information” |
| Wholesale JPY box prices, starting from one item, shipped by FedEx from Tokyo | Samurai Sword Tokyo | Home page states that prices are wholesale prices and that orders can be placed from one item |
| Buying on Japanese marketplaces through a proxy | Buyee | Proxy service; its blog prints a One Piece OP17 buying tutorial dated August 24, 2026 |
Sakuras Card Shop’s homepage navigation prints links to Japanese, English and Chinese One Piece collections and a One Piece Day 26 promo product. What those collections contain, and where Sakuras ships from, is not confirmed.
Why Buy Japanese One Piece Cards
Japanese One Piece sets reach Japanese shelves before English ones. Bandai’s official product pages print both release dates for each set, and the Japanese date comes first for the sets printed.
| Set | Japan release | English release | Cards per pack (as printed) |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP-02 Paramount War | November 4, 2022 | March 10, 2023 | 6 |
| OP-05 Awakening of the New Era | August 26, 2023 | December 8, 2023 | 6 |
| OP-08 Two Legends | May 25, 2024 | September 13, 2024 | 6 |
| OP-10 Royal Blood | November 30, 2024 | March 21, 2025 | 6 |
| OP-12 Legacy of the Master | May 31, 2025 | August 22, 2025 | 6 |
| OP-13 Carrying on His Will | August 23, 2025 | November 7, 2025 | 6 |
| OP-16 The Time of Battle | May 30, 2026 | June 12, 2026 | 6 |
| EB-03 ONE PIECE Heroines Edition | October 25, 2025 | February 20, 2026 | 6 |
| PRB-01 ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST | July 27, 2024 | November 8, 2024 | 10 |
| PRB-02 ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2 | July 26, 2025 | October 3, 2025 | 10 |
One difference is worth reading before you order. For EB-01 Memorial Collection, Bandai’s Japanese page prints 6 kartu per pack, while the English page prints 12 kartu per pack, 24 packs per box and 61 card types. When a shop shows an English and a Japanese box side by side, compare the printed pack size, not only the set name.
The full set order is in our One Piece card sets in order article, the differences between the two language versions of one set are in OP-17 Japanese vs English, and the purchasing routes from outside Japan are in how to buy One Piece cards from Japan.
Sealed Boxes and Damaged Box Products: What the Labels Say
Before comparing shops, compare labels. Two boxes of the same set can be different products, and a shop’s wording about the box is part of its terms. At Samurai Sword Tokyo, One Piece boxes are ordered by “Purchase unit: Box”, and a Damaged Box is a separate product with its own page and price, in Grade A or Grade B. The Damaged Box pages print this wording.
| Label | Wording printed on the product page |
|---|---|
| Belum dibuka | “This box is unopened. It is discounted because of damage to the outer box (e.g., dents, crushed corners, creased edges, or scuffs).” |
| Grade A | “This box has minor cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as small dents or scuffs.” |
| Grade B | “This box has more noticeable cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as larger dents, creases, or scuffs.” |
| Terms | “In both grades the cards inside are unaffected. This item is sold as-is.” Returns and refunds are not accepted. |
| Photos | “Photos are samples. The first image shows the regular product so you can identify the set.” |
The OP-17 Damaged Box (Grade A) is priced at ¥10,800 (~$70), and the OP-16 Damaged Box (Grade B) is priced at ¥7,075 (~$46). Grade A and Grade B are separate products, so a product page should state which grade you receive. How other shops label damaged or discounted boxes is not confirmed from their pages.
Full Shop Comparison at a Glance
The table keeps to printed facts in three columns. A blank answer reads “not confirmed”, and a shop that prints no One Piece product says so.
| Toko | One Piece on its own pages | Shipping origin as printed | Duty or VAT wording printed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cardotaku | Full One Piece catalogue page; product rows print release date, 24 packs per box and 6 cards per booster pack | Items at its Osaka office; “fast shipping from Japan” | EU banner and pages on import VAT and customs |
| Plaza Japan | One Piece TCG category page with a Bandai brand facet | FAQ prints Japan Post shipping options; an explicit origin sentence is not confirmed on the category page | Not confirmed |
| Solaris Japan | Homepage links three One Piece collections; contents not confirmed | “we send your order directly from Japan” | Prints that import fees may apply unless you live in the USA |
| Itsuki Japan | Homepage links a One Piece collection and OP-17 and OP16 booster box products; contents not confirmed | “Ship directly from Japan with tracking information”; Shibuya, Tokyo address | Not confirmed |
| Sakuras Card Shop | Navigation links Japanese, English and Chinese One Piece collections; contents not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Buyee | No One Piece category; proxy service with an OP17 buying tutorial on its blog | Forwarding from Japan described on its blog | Not confirmed |
| PokeNE | One Piece category prints 0 products | Omaha, NE address on every page | Not confirmed |
| Pokevault | No One Piece link on the homepage | Prints “delivered straight from Japan” for its Pokemon goods | Not confirmed |
| Samurai Sword Tokyo | One Piece boxes, Damaged Box products, promos and PSA 10 singles | “All orders are shipped directly from Japan”; warehouse in Asakusabashi, Tokyo | United States and US territories: duties included at checkout (DDP). Elsewhere: DAP |
Shop Profiles: What Each Site Prints
Cardotaku
Cardotaku’s One Piece page opens with “Booster boxes, Booster packs, starter deck sets, One Piece single cards, promotional cards. One Piece card list.” Its footer names an Osaka company, 合同会社CARDOTAKU JAPAN, and the site says it has operated in the TCG market since 2017. Product rows print a release date, 24 packs per box and 6 cards per booster pack, and the page marks unavailable rows “Sold out”.
Two service details are printed elsewhere on the site: a card-request form, where you send the cards you want, the condition and an average budget, and separate pages on import VAT and customs for the EU. The site offers English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
Plaza Japan
Plaza Japan is a broad Japanese goods store, and its One Piece TCG category page is titled “One Piece TCG Cards in Japanese”. The page carries a Bandai brand filter and a section on the Japanese version of the One Piece Trading Card Game. Its FAQ prints Japan Post shipping options (Economy Air, Standard Air Registered and EMS) and mentions Japanese bank holidays, which points to a Japan-based operation, although an explicit origin sentence is not confirmed on the category page. Prices on the category page are shown in JPY.
Solaris Japan
Solaris Japan’s homepage calls the site a Japanese anime store for figures, merchandise and more, and prints that it was founded in 2008 in Tokyo. Its navigation links One Piece Boosters, Decks and All One Piece Cards, with collection paths for One Piece TCG, booster boxes and decks. On shipping, it prints that orders are sent directly from Japan and that import fees may apply in your country unless you live in the USA. The contents and prices of its One Piece collections are not confirmed.
Itsuki Japan
Itsuki Japan’s homepage prints a Cards & Games menu with Pokemon, ONE PIECE and Weiss Schwarz, plus product links for the OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors and OP16 The Time of Battle booster boxes. It prints “Worldwide shipping” with “Ship directly from Japan with tracking information” and a Shibuya-ku, Tokyo address in the footer. Collection contents and prices are not confirmed.
Sakuras Card Shop
Sakuras Card Shop’s homepage navigation links a Japanese One Piece collection, an English One Piece Trading Card Game collection, a Chinese One Piece collection and a One Piece Day 26 promo product. The homepage text does not print a shipping origin, so the origin is not confirmed, and the collection contents are not confirmed either.
Proxy Services, Marketplaces and Shops Without One Piece Products
Buyee: a proxy, not a shop
Buyee buys on your behalf from Japanese marketplaces and forwards the parcel. It has no One Piece category of its own. Its blog post “One Piece TCG OP17 Japanese Booster Box: Release Date, Chase Cards & How to Buy from Japan”, dated August 24, 2026, describes a step-by-step proxy purchase for collectors living outside Japan and names Mercari and JDirectItems Auction as secondary marketplaces. Its fee table prints a flat rate of ¥500 for one successful bid or purchase and a flat rate of ¥500 per order, and the site mentions a browser extension for purchases.
A proxy fits a different job from a shop: you pick a single item on a marketplace, and the proxy handles the purchase and shipping.
Shops that print no One Piece products
PokeNE’s One Piece category page prints “0 products” and “No products here yet”, and every page prints an Omaha, NE address, so it is not a Japanese exporter. Pokevault’s homepage lists Pokemon Plush Toys, Japanese Pokemon Cards, Pokemon TCG Accessories and Pokemon Figures, prints that it has been in business since 1997, and has no One Piece link. Neither prints One Piece products as of October 1, 2026.
For the Pokemon side of the same comparison, see best Japanese Pokemon card shops.
Samurai Sword Tokyo: What the Live Policy Pages Print
Samurai Sword Tokyo is operated by Samurai Sword Inc. (株式会社サムライソード), a Tokyo-based Japanese trading card retailer. It is an export-only business, and its warehouse and office in Asakusabashi, Tokyo are not retail locations. The table sets out what its live pages state, topic by topic.
| Topic | What the live page prints |
|---|---|
| Prices and minimums | The home page says the site is for B2B TCG buyers, that prices are wholesale prices and that orders can be placed from one item. The FAQ prints no minimum order value and no minimum order quantity. |
| Who can order | “There are no eligibility requirements. We mainly serve B2B customers such as shop owners, but individual buyers and collectors are welcome to order too.” |
| Pembayaran | All payments are in JPY. Wise bank transfer carries no payment processing fee; PayPal, cards through PayPal and PayPal Pay Later carry a 5% fee. Card brands: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB. |
| Wise details | Pay within 24 hours of placing the order; payments received via SWIFT incur a receiving fee of JPY 611, deducted before the funds reach the store. |
| Carrier | Standard: FedEx International Connect Plus. Expedited: FedEx International Priority. Both with tracking number; cost is calculated at checkout. FedEx only, and FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes. |
| Parcels | Each order is packed and dispatched as its own shipment; separate orders cannot be combined into one parcel. |
| Duties | DDP applies to the United States, including US territories; all other destinations ship DAP. The customs page lists regional estimates under its own headings. |
| Claims | Claims for damaged, defective, missing or incorrect items need a single, continuous, unedited video; photographs alone are not sufficient. Report the issue within 7 days of receiving the goods. |
| Cancellation | Only before the shipping date is confirmed. A 10% fee applies to the order total including shipping, and 30% for approved pre-order cancellations. Back orders cannot be cancelled once placed. |
| Bulk and coupons | 0.2% off from a ¥200,000 subtotal and 0.5% off from ¥500,000; the tiers do not stack and do not apply to pre-order items. Coupons and discounts are available from a ¥30,000 product subtotal. |
| VIP desk | For a single order of ¥1,000,000 or more, message the desk with what you want and how many. |
Two of these rows apply directly to a One Piece box order. The video rule means a box should be opened on camera before any damage claim, and the Damaged Box wording means a discounted box is bought with its condition stated up front. For a business purchaser, the returns page accepts a two-video arrangement: an inspection video recorded by the purchaser and a pack-opening video recorded by the end customer. The page also states that damage during transit is not covered.
The One Piece boxes are priced set by set, such as the OP-08 Two Legends box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the OP-13 Carrying on His Will box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥16,190 (~$105) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The sets have their own card list pages too, for example the OP-16 card list and the OP-17 card list. The wider set-by-set price view is in Japanese One Piece booster boxes: every set, price and stock from Tokyo.
Payment, Duties and Claims: Questions to Settle Before Paying
A low box price says little until these questions are answered in writing. The checklist uses the answers our own pages print as the model, and any shop can be held to the same list.
- Which payment methods add a fee? Some methods carry a fee that appears on its own line at checkout. Our pages print 5% for the PayPal family and none for Wise.
- Which carrier delivers? Ask whether the carrier is named and whether tracking is included. Ours names FedEx International Connect Plus and FedEx International Priority, both with tracking.
- Who pays duties and VAT? The answer changes by destination, and a shop should say which side pays.
- What is required to make a damage claim? Ours requires a continuous unedited video and notice within 7 days.
- What does cancellation cost? Ours prints a 10% fee, and 30% for pre-orders, and only before the ship date is confirmed.
- Is the minimum order printed? Ours prints none.
| Destination | What our pages print | What other shops print |
|---|---|---|
| United States and US territories | DDP: duties and taxes are collected at checkout, so no additional payment is required on delivery | Solaris Japan prints that import fees may apply unless you live in the USA |
| Uni Eropa | DAP: duties and taxes, where charged, are payable on delivery | Cardotaku prints EU banners and dedicated import VAT and customs pages |
| All other destinations | DAP; the store cannot tell you the amount, so ask your country’s customs office before you buy | Not confirmed |
Our customs page prints regional estimates under its own headings, and each shop’s pages carry their own wording, so read the current page for your country before you pay. The store also states that it does not mark shipments as gifts, declare reduced values or alter shipping documents.
Final Verdict: Matching a Shop to Your Priorities
- A One Piece page written for One Piece buyers: Cardotaku prints boxes, packs, decks, singles and promos and states its Osaka origin.
- A broad Japanese goods store: Plaza Japan prints a dedicated One Piece TCG category and Japan Post options.
- Anime and figures alongside cards: Solaris Japan and Itsuki Japan both link One Piece collections from their navigation; collection contents are not confirmed.
- Wholesale box prices and printed B2B terms: Samurai Sword Tokyo prints wholesale pricing, no minimum, bulk tiers, a VIP desk and separate Damaged Box grades.
- A single marketplace find: a proxy such as Buyee handles the purchase and forwarding.
Whichever route you take, read the current policy pages for your country and compare the same set and the same box condition. Our own route for One Piece is set out in how to buy One Piece cards from Japan.
Where to Buy
One Piece boxes and Damaged Box products ship from Tokyo by FedEx. Prices as of October 1, 2026:
- OP-17 Damaged Box (Grade A): ¥10,800 (~$70)
- OP-16 Damaged Box (Grade B): ¥7,075 (~$46)
- OP-08 Two Legends box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order): ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- EB-03 Heroines Edition box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order): ¥17,864 (~$116) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
Set pages show the cards in each set: the OP-17 card list and the OP-16 card list. Sourcing requests for a specific box or card go through Pesan Cepat. The sealed OP-17 box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Pesan Cepat.
Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan
How do I choose between Japanese One Piece card shops?
Start with what each shop prints on its own pages: a One Piece category, the place it ships from, its payment fees, who pays import duties, and how it handles damage claims. A shop that prints these answers in writing is easier to judge than one that shows only a rating badge.
Which Japanese One Piece card shops print a One Piece category on their own sites?
As of October 1, 2026, Cardotaku and Plaza Japan print One Piece category pages, while Solaris Japan and Itsuki Japan link One Piece collections from their homepages. Sakuras Card Shop links Japanese, English and Chinese One Piece collections from its navigation. Samurai Sword Tokyo sells One Piece boxes and Damaged Box products.
Does Samurai Sword Tokyo have a minimum order for One Piece boxes?
No. The store’s FAQ states there is no minimum order value and no minimum order quantity, and the home page says orders can be placed from one item. Bulk discounts start at a ¥200,000 product subtotal, and coupons and discounts are available from a ¥30,000 product subtotal.
How does payment work at Samurai Sword Tokyo?
All payments are made in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer carries no payment processing fee, and payments received via SWIFT incur a ¥611 receiving fee. A 5% payment processing fee is added for PayPal, cards through PayPal, and PayPal Pay Later. Wise payments are due within 24 hours of placing the order.
Who pays import duties on a One Piece order from Tokyo?
For the United States and US territories, duties and taxes are included at checkout, so nothing more is due on delivery. Every other destination ships DAP, meaning duties and taxes, where charged, are payable on delivery. The store cannot tell you the amount, so check with your country’s customs office before you buy.
What is a Damaged Box, and how does it differ from a sealed box?
A Damaged Box is an unopened booster box discounted because of damage to the outer box, such as dents, crushed corners, creased edges or scuffs. Grade A means minor cosmetic damage and Grade B means more noticeable damage. Each grade is its own product with its own price, and the item is sold as-is.
When do Japanese One Piece sets release compared with English sets?
For the OP, EB and PRB sets whose dates Bandai’s official product pages print, the Japanese release comes first: OP-13 released in Japan on August 23, 2025 and in English on November 7, 2025, and OP-16 released in Japan on May 30, 2026 and in English on June 12, 2026.
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