OneMall Blog - Buying Guides, Anime, Japanese Shopping Tips

Portgas D. Ace figures explained: Megahouse P.O.P, Figuarts ZERO, Ichiban Kuji and prize lines, Japanese prices from about $28, and how to buy via proxy.

Japan figure store guide: figures come from four channels (retail, arcade prize, Ichiban Kuji, second-hand), and we explain how to buy from each abroad.

Yukata and jinbei from Japan: real cotton yukata undercut Western kimono robes and flood resale sites in August, but Obon (13–16 August) slows dispatch.

ONE OK ROCK DETOX at Nissan Stadium came out in Japan on 29 July 2026 as a Blu-ray (¥7,920) and DVD (¥6,820); we show how to buy it from overseas.

WORKMAN Japan sells technical clothing at trade prices in 1,105 stores, but its online store ships only within Japan. We explain how a proxy orders it.

Genshin Impact cat girl searches return Kirara the nekomata, cat-eared Diona and Ganyu, who is not a cat; we list their Japan-only goods and how to buy.

How many albums does BTS have? Five Korean studio albums, four Japanese ones plus compilations, what 日本盤 vs 日本仕様盤 means, and how to buy them from Japan.

Zero the anime character is at least five: Code Geass, DARLING in the FRANXX, Kamen Rider, Rockman and more. Sort them out, then buy merch from Japan.

Sho instrument guide: Japan’s 17-pipe gagaku mouth organ needs a heater and runs roughly $900–$2,000 tuned on Japanese resale, bought through a proxy.

Evidu is a misspelling of Evisu, the Osaka denim label (est. 1991). The cheapest way to buy it is Japan’s second-hand market via a proxy for ¥300 per item.