Where to Buy Pokémon 30th Anniversary Toys from Japan
Pokémon celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2026, and Japan marked the occasion with new plush toys, figures, and special anniversary collections.
One of the most interesting releases is Takara Tomy’s Welcome Back! Pikachu 1/1, a recreation of the original life-size Pikachu plush from 1997. There are also anniversary Moncolle figure sets featuring starter Pokémon from different generations, along with special plush toys from Pokémon Center.
If you’re looking for these toys, Japanese online marketplaces and second-hand stores are worth checking. Here are four places to start.
Where to Buy Pokémon 30th Anniversary Toys from Japan
Mercari Japan
Mercari is a popular Japanese marketplace where people sell both new and second-hand items. You can find anniversary Pikachu plushies, Moncolle figures, and other Pokémon toys, sometimes from collections that have already sold out in regular stores.
Since most listings come from individual sellers, check the photos and description before buying.
Surugaya
Surugaya is a well-known Japanese retailer of second-hand games, figures, plush toys, and other collectibles.
The store already has listings for Pokémon 30th anniversary merchandise, including the Pika Pika! Pikachu plush from Pokémon Center.
JDirectItems Auction (Yahoo Auctions Japan)
JDirectItems Auction is another place to look for Pokémon anniversary toys, particularly if you enjoy searching through auctions.
You may come across special Ichiban Kuji prizes, older Pokémon toys, and 30th anniversary plushies.
Lashinbang
Lashinbang specializes in pre-owned anime and game merchandise. It’s another Japanese shop to check for Pokémon plushies, figures, and collectible items.
Keep in mind that product photos may be samples, and accessories or original tags are not always included with second-hand items.
Useful Japanese Search Terms
Searching in Japanese can help you find more relevant listings. Here are a few keywords you can copy:
| Japanese keyword | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ポケモン 30周年 ぬいぐるみ | Pokémon 30th anniversary plush |
| ポケモン 30周年 フィギュア | Pokémon 30th anniversary figures |
| おかえり！ピカチュウ 1/1 | Welcome Back! Pikachu 1/1 |
| ポケモン 30周年 モンコレ | Pokémon 30th anniversary Moncolle |
| ポケモン 30周年 一番くじ | Pokémon 30th anniversary Ichiban Kuji |
You can also search for the exact Japanese product name if you already know which toy you want.
How to Buy Pokémon Toys from Japan with Remambo
Step 1: Find the item you want
Search for Pokémon anniversary toys on Mercari, JDirectItems Auction, Surugaya, or Lashinbang. You can use the Japanese keywords above to find more listings.
Step 2: Check the product details
Before ordering, check the item’s condition, photos, price, and description. For second-hand plush toys and figures, pay attention to whether the original packaging or tags are included.
Step 3: Place your order through Remambo
You can search Mercari and Yahoo Auctions directly through Remambo.
For Surugaya and Lashinbang, copy the product URL and paste it into the Remambo special order form.
Step 4: Pay for your order
Complete the purchase through your Remambo account.
Step 5: Consolidate and choose shipping
You will receive a notification when your purchase arrives at the Remambo warehouse in Japan.
You can combine eligible orders from different Japanese stores into one parcel, then choose your preferred shipping method and delivery address.
Step 6: Pay for international shipping
Once your parcel is ready, pay the international shipping cost. Remambo will ship your order to you with a tracking number.
For more details, read our How to Buy from Japan – Remambo Proxy Shopping Guide.
FAQ
Where can I buy Pokémon 30th anniversary plushies?
You can look for them on Mercari Japan, JDirectItems Auction, Surugaya, and Lashinbang. Availability changes as new items are listed or sold.
Can I buy Pokémon toys from Japan if I live overseas?
Yes. Remambo helps customers around the world shop from Japanese online stores, marketplaces, and auctions and have their purchases shipped internationally.
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