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PLASTIC Dolls & doll accesories Sailor Moon & other magical girl goods PLASTIC ANIME-kan KAIBA ANIME-kan Anime cels, genga, scripts & storyboards Broadway Road P P L L A A KAIBA S S T T Spiritual, UFO, Art & Photobooks SF & Mystery novels I I PLASTIC C C KAIBA HENYA Vintage toys, Tin toys & Promotional items RYUSENKEI JIKEN MANIA-kan HENYA Vintage comics & magazines Artbooks MANIA-kan Elevator Road Main RYUSENKEI JIKEN Ofce Train models, goods & train parts, N-gauge, HO-gauge SPECIAL 6 Robot toys (Gundam, Macross, Evangelion, Soul of Chogokin) SPECIAL 6 Online Store Ofce Online Store Ofce English speaking staff available RETAIL CORNER SPECIAL 3 We buy your items here RETAIL SPECIAL 3 CORNER BOOKSTORE 1 Toys & goods from: JUMP magazine, Videogames, Disney, LEGO Broadway Road BOOKSTORE 1 SPECIAL 3 Shounen, shoujo & seinen manga BL manga, CD & light novels INFINITY INFINITY BOOKSTORE 2 Goods from: Male idol group (Japanese, Korean) Male seiyu & actors SPECIAL 2 Sentai toys (Kamen Rider, Super Sentai, Metal Hero, Power Rangers) BOOKSTORE 2 Seinen manga & light novels Subculture & Adult manga, Hobby & anime magazines Artbooks Elevator Road SPECIAL 4 PVC & trading figures, capsule toys, One Pice POP SPECIAL 1 Toys & figures from: Ultraman, Transformers, Zoids, Votoms, Kaiju characters SPECIAL 5 American toys, Artist figures, Lupin The Third & Be@rbrick CARD-kan SPECIAL 4 Game cards, trading cards & stickers Broadway Road UFO DVD, Blu-ray & CD (Anime & Tokusatsu) 26 KAGUYA DEEP-kan SPECIAL 5 CARD-kan Hentai doujinshi, PC games & goods GALAXY SPECIAL 1 SHASHIN-kan New & Retro videogames Consoles Game magazines KATSUDO MICRO-kan KATSUDO SHASHIN-kan UFO DEEP-kan GALAXY 25 Japanese vintage movie posters & goods Pro Baseball goods Elevator Road COSPLAY-kan Costumes & cosplay goods COSPLAY-kan LIVE-kan DAISHARIN LIVE-kan Yaoi doujinshi, PC games & goods DAISHARIN Car toys & scale models Broadway Road MICRO-kan Rubber figures, 80`s-90`s anime goods, Pro wrestling toys & masks, Ghibli goods KAGUYA MON New & vintage Plastic Scale Models MON Display of special featuring products Current Auction items.

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