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TL;DR San-X’s two big properties — Rilakkuma (September 2003) and Sumikko Gurashi (September 2012) —…

Japanese vintage hi-fi from Japan: a Sansui AU-D607 amp at ¥21,700 and a Technics SL-1200MK3D at ¥46,000 in September 2026, the 100 V issue and shipping.

Tomica and Tomica Limited Vintage from Japan: standard cars are ¥550, Tomica Premium about ¥990 and TLV NEO ¥1,500–¥7,590; diecast is cheap to ship.

Yayoi Kusama died on 14 August 2026, aged 97; we gather her Japan-only art books, museum editions, pumpkin objets and collaborations, and how to buy them.

Beyblade X Xtreme Stadium (BX-10) guide: ¥2,750 MSRP in Japan vs ¥4,980 on Amazon Japan, landed-cost math and how to order via a proxy.

EmoFlip HS-07 is a ¥7,700 Heisei-retro flip-phone toy camera on Rakuten; preorders ran 27 Aug–12 Sep 2026, 360 units, three colors. Specs and how to buy.

Japanese golf clubs from Japan: HONMA, XXIO and Yonex drivers run ¥12,350–¥24,500, but a full set breaks the EMS size limit, so buy singles via a proxy.

Ultraman merch from Japan: the franchise turns 60 in 2026 and Ultraman Teo is on air, yet most toys stay Japan-only. We cover sofubi and how to buy.

Neo Blythe from Japan: hot releases are lottery-allocated and gone within the hour, so the second-hand market (¥23,000–¥35,000 used) is the main door.

Sega Saturn and Dreamcast from Japan: a Dreamcast with two pads and a game is ¥7,500, a tested Saturn ¥6,800, plus region locks and 100 V mains explained.