COMPANY

Tokyo stock for the global TCG community.

Tokyo Card Base is a Japanese trading-card storefront designed for collectors, breakers and card shops ordering sealed and collectible stock from Tokyo.

Message from the Head of Export DivisionSupporting global TCG distribution

We are based in Tokyo, in the middle of the Japanese trading card market. Tokyo Card Base exists to put that stock in the hands of collectors, breakers and card shops outside Japan, at the quantities and condition grades a domestic buyer usually sees.

Everything listed here is sourced through Japanese distribution and shipped from our own stock. Pokémon is the largest line — vintage and modern, sealed and no-shrink — alongside One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball and PSA-graded slabs.

Orders are picked, packed and dispatched from Tokyo on a tracked, insured service. Condition is labelled plainly, so what you order is what arrives, and wholesale buyers can send a SKU list, quantity and destination for a quote on case quantities and recurring supply.

Our goal is to be the Japanese supply line overseas buyers can plan around: current stock counts, honest condition, and a straight answer when something needs sorting out.

Languages: Japanese, English
Based: Tokyo, Japan

TOKYO CARD BASE Export Office

Business OverviewSpecializing in global exports

Export division	TOKYO CARD BASE Export Office
Head office	135-0061 3 Chome-1-2 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo, Japan
Business	Japanese trading card export and wholesale
Business hours	Monday–Friday, 10:00–19:00 JST

Our storefront promise

Clear condition labels, current inventory, JPY pricing, tracked ordering and straightforward support. Sealed and no-shrink products are kept separate throughout the cart and checkout flow.

Wholesale support

Need case quantities, recurring supply or a product that is not listed? Send the SKU, quantity, destination country and deadline through our RFQ form.

Contact & wholesale RFQ

Contact

tokyocardsbase@gmail.com
Monday–Friday, 10:00–19:00 JST

Buying for a shop or a breaker channel? Start with the RFQ form, or read the Terms of Service that govern wholesale and retail orders.