Japanese Cards
2000 Upper Deck Ovation Rising Stars
30 - Kanichi Matoba
2013 Konami Samurai Japan
2 - Hirokazu Ibata
3 - Ryoji Aikawa
5 - Takashi Toritani
6 - Sho Nakata
7 - Kazuhisa Makita
8 - Seiichi Uchikawa
9 - Masahiro Tanaka
10 - Katsuya Kakunaka
2016 Fusion Great Record
GR20 Takahiro Arai
2018 Epoch One
397 Yoshiyuki Kamei, Giants
397 Yoshiyuki Kamei, Giants
2021 Epoch One
119 Eric Thames, Giants
2024 Topps Now
31 Itsuki Murabayashi
BBM Team Set Singles:
1999 BBM/Yomiuri Shimbun Giants
S2 Kazuhiro Kiyohara
S6 Masumi Kuwata
2004 BBM Tigers
1 Akinori Okada
2007 BBM Tigers
13 Mitsuo Tateishi
1974/75 Calbee "Florida Project"
698 Shigeo Nagashima
SCM
2001 Hiromitsu Ochiai “Non-memorabilia” promo for All Time Heroes set
Shukan Baseball Season Memorial Cards
2006 Kyuji Fujiwara, Tsuyoshi Nishioka (HAVE - Aoki, Saitoh)
2007 Yu Darvish, Masahiro Tanaka, ? (HAVE - Ogasawara)
2008 ?, ? (HAVE Ramirez, Komatsu)
2009 Yu Darvish, ?, ?, ?
2010 Kazuhiro Wada, Ryo Sakakibara? (HAVE - Tsuyoshi Wada, Chono)
Baseball Magazine cards
Fall 2004 1-2/4 Tadashi Sugiura “Disbanded Club Player”
Fall 2004 1-3/4 “Disbanded Club Player” not Sasaki, Suguira or Fukumoto
Autumn 2006 1-3/3 Yoshihiro Sotokoba “Legendary “Henkakyu” Pitcher’s Card
September 2007 3-1/3 “Legend Of Professional Player” not Shinozuka or Kawai
November 2007 4-3/3 “The Man Loving Tigers” not Kakefu or Okada (Mayumi maybe?)
March 2008 1-3/3 Masumi Kuwata “Uniform Was Loved By Everybody”
Sets
2024 BBM Giants
Korean Cards
1999 Teleca Regular
89 – Kim Yong Soo
1999 Teleca Premium Korean Dream Team (need 3)
D-15 Ji-Hyun Ryu
D-22 Jae-Hong Park
NNO Checklist
2000 Teleca (need 21)
65 - Seung-Yeop Lee
72 - Julio Franco
107 - Young-Pil Choi
193 - Jung-Soo Kim
195 - Won-Hyung Kim
197 - Ki-Duk Kim
201 - Sang-Min Oh
202 - Yong-Mo Yang
207 - Tae-Won Choi
209 - Cho-Hoon Sohn
210 - Dong-Soo Lee
214 - Sung-Bo Shim
215 - Jae-Kook Yoon
R3 - Yong-Soo Bae
R10 - Il-Yong Ma
R15 - Yong-Wan Choi
R17 - Hong-Jun Cho
R20 - Jung-Wook Aum
R22 - Hong-Chul Bae
R23 - Joo-Il Shin
2000 Teleca "'99 Korea Japan Super Games" (need 13)
KJ03 - Min-Chul Chung
KJ07 - Seung-Yeop Lee
KJ13 - Jong-Beom Lee
KJ14 - Jae-Hong Park
KJ25 - Pil-Jung Jin
KJ31 - Ki-Tae Kim
KJ34 - Han-Soo Kim
KJ39 - Seung-Yeop Lee
KJ40 - Seung-Yeop Lee/Hideki Matsui
KJ41 - Min-Ho Kim
KJ43 - Seung-Yeop Lee/Min-Tae Chung
KJ44 - Min-Ho Kim/Joon-Hyuk Yang/Dong-Joo Kim
KJ46 - Sadaharu Oh/Seung Yeop Lee
9 comments:
Hello! So awesome to see another Asian/Japanese baseball card enthusiast. The bulk of my card collection has become Asians in sports. I see your "want" list, and wonder if you are interested in getting some Japanese cards you need to fill in your collection(s)? How can I reach you? private email?
cheers-
EVERYTHING AZN :O)
My email is npbcardguy@gmail.com.
In addition to the want list, there are some Korean cards I'm looking for as well.
I’m looking for a Takeshi Nonogaki card. First choice with Daiei, 2nd choice with Hiroshima⚾️
I'm so sorry but I don't have any doubles of his cards.
Aloha ! I’m a Vladimir Guerrero Sr. Collector & seeking 2002 & 2003 topps KENEBO cards & inserts Silver Black boarders of him ! Willing to buy & trade of any Japanese players on US brands .please email me @ earlengbino@yahoo.com on any questions thank you 🙏🏼
Sorry, don't have any of the Topps/Kanebo cards. I'd suggest taking a look at Yahoo! Japan Auctions and use a proxy company like ZenMarket or Noppin to buy anything you might find.
It has been 14 years since I have been to Japan. There was a great bookstore in Tokyo that in the basement they had baseball magazines and cards. Does anyone remember the name of the store and address? Any help would be great.
That bookstore might be Shosen Grande in Jimbocho
Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store has a basement with a great range of magazines, including baseball magazines and fan-magazines of all NPB teams.
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