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Now Available To List: Japanese Pokémon

By   Carling Berkhout   •  

​​Japanese Pokémon products are now available on the TCGplayer Marketplace! 

Here are the key details: 

  • What: Japanese Pokémon products are now available for sellers to add to their inventory on the TCGplayer Marketplace. This inventory can be found under the product line titled Pokemon Japan in the Seller Portal. Check out the "Available Products" section below for a list of all the releases currently on TCGplayer. 
  • When: Now! Japanese Pokémon official launched to buyers on October 18, 2024.
  • Why: This is a great opportunity to expand your product offerings, attract more buyers, and increase sales.

List Your Japanese Pokémon Products 

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. How do I list Japanese Pokémon?
    You can list Japanese Pokémon products in the Inventory Tab the same way you would list any other product. For more information, please reference How do I list individual products?. If you are a Level 4 seller, you have the ability to upload lists of products at once using CSVs with the Pricing Tab in the Seller Portal. This is the best way to efficiently upload large quantities of inventory at once. For more information, check out Importing and Exporting CSVs to Mass Update Prices and Quantities. 
  2. What is the product line titled in the Seller Portal?
    Japanese Pokémon inventory can be found under the product line titled Pokemon Japan in the Seller Portal.
  3. Will the TCGplayer mobile app be able to identify Japanese Pokémon cards?
    At this time, the TCGplayer mobile app is unable to identify Japanese Pokémon. To list this inventory, you can either individually add products in the Inventory Tab or upload CSVs for large quantities using the Pricing Tab (available for Level 4 sellers).   
  4. Will Quicklist be able to identify Japanese Pokémon cards?
    At this time, Quicklist is unable to identify Japanese Pokémon. To list this inventory, you can either individually add products in the Inventory Tab or upload CSVs for large quantities using the Pricing Tab (available for Level 4 sellers).   
  5. Will Roca be able to identify Japanese Pokémon cards?
    At this time, Roca is unable to identify Japanese Pokémon. To list this inventory, you can either individually add products in the Inventory Tab or upload CSVs for large quantities using the Pricing Tab (available for Level 4 sellers).   
  6. When will all the sets be available on the marketplace?
    ​​We are gradually adding Japanese Pokémon sets to the marketplace, and new releases will be added as they become available. Check out the "Available Products" section below for a list of all the releases currently on TCGplayer. 
  7. What are the key differences between listing an English Pokémon card and a Japanese one?
    The key difference is that Japanese and English Pokémon sets are not a 1:1 match. Some cards, sets, and promotional items are exclusive to Japan and may not have an English counterpart. Additionally, Japanese releases often include unique promos and special edition cards that are not available in English-language sets.
  8. Do I need to know the Japanese names of Pokémon (e.g., Charmander is called Hitokage) to search or list Japanese cards?
    At this time, Pokémon names will remain in English. Japanese characters are currently not supported on TCGplayer, so all listings and card names will continue to use their English versions.
  9. Can I search for Pokémon cards using the Japanese language?
    No. At this time, Japanese characters are not supported on TCGplayer. 
  10. Will international buyers purchase from me if I list a card in Japanese?
    If you have international sales enabled, it is possible international buyers will purchase your inventory.
  11. What will happen to existing LISTOS Japanese Pokémon listings?
    We recommend you turn your Japanese Pokémon LISTOS into regular listings. 
  12. How do I add Japanese Pokémon inventory in the Pricing Tab?
    To add Japanese Pokémon inventory in the Pricing Tab, select "Pokemon Japan" as the category and then click "Advanced Filters" and then "All Languages" from the Language dropdown and click "Apply Filters."

Available Products
These products are currently available to upload on TCGplayer: 

  • Scarlet & Violet booster singles and booster sealed (added on 9/16) 
  • Sword & Shield booster singles and booster sealed (added on 9/16)
  • Sun & Moon booster singles and booster sealed (added on 9/16)
  • Original era booster singles (added on 9/16)
  • Neo era booster singles (added on 9/16)
  • e-Series booster singles (added on 9/16)
  • SV8: Super Electric Breaker (added on 10/18)
  • SV-P Promotional Cards (added on 10/18) 
  • Ceruledge ex Stellar Tera Type Starter Set (added on 10/25) 
  • Sylveon ex Stellar Tera Type Starter Set (added on 10/25) 
  • Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box (added on 10/25) 
  • Chien-Pao ex Battle Master Deck (added on 10/25) 
  • Terastal Charizard ex Battle Master Deck (added on 10/25) 
  • Ancient Koraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Set (added on 10/25) 
  • Future Miraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Set (added on 10/25) 
  • Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise Special Deck Set ex (added on 10/25) 
  • Mewtwo ex Terastal Starter Set (added on 10/25) 
  • Skeledirge ex Terastal Starter Deck (added on 10/25) 
  • Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box (added on 10/25) 
  • ex Start Decks (added on 10/25) 
  • ex Special Set (added on 10/25) 
  • ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot (added on 10/25) 
  • Premium Trainer Box ex (added on 10/25) 
  • Battle Academy (added on 11/25) 
  • 2023 World Championships Yokohama Deck: Pikachu (added on 11/8) 
  • Pokemon TCG Classic (Blastoise) (added on 11/8) 
  • Pokemon TCG Classic (Charizard) (added on 11/8) 
  • Pokemon TCG Classic (Venusaur) (added on 11/8) 
  • ex Starter Set Sprigatito & Lucario ex (added on 11/8) 
  • ex Starter Set Fuecoco & Ampharos ex (added on 11/8) 
  • ex Starter Set Quaxly & Mimikyu ex (added on 11/8) 
  • Gengar VMAX High-Class Deck (added on 11/8) 
  • Inteleon VMAX High-Class Deck (added on 11/8) 
  • Silver Lance & Jet-Black Spirit Jumbo Pack Set (added on 11/8) 
  • Charizard VSTAR vs Rayquaza VMAX Special Deck Set (added on 11/8) 
  • VSTAR Special Set (added on 11/8) 
  • Deoxys VSTAR & VMAX High-Class Deck (added on 11/8) 
  • Zeraora VSTAR & VMAX High-Class Deck (added on 11/8) 
  • Start Deck 100 CoroCoro Comic Version (added on 11/8) 
  • Eevee Heroes VMAX Special Set (added on 11/8) 
  • V-UNION Special Card Sets (added on 11/8) 
  • Blastoise Starter Set VMAX (added on 11/8) 
  • Zacian & Zamazenta vs Eternatus Special Deck Set (added on 11/8) 
  • 25th Anniversary Golden Box (added on 11/8) 
  • VSTAR Premium Trainer Box (added on 11/8) 
  • Lucario Starter Set VSTAR (added on 11/8) 
  • Single Strike & Rapid Strike Premium Trainer Boxes (added on 11/8) 
  • Charizard Starter Set VMAX 2 (added on 11/8) 
  • Venusaur Starter Set VMAX (added on 11/8) 
  • Darkrai Starter Set VSTAR (added on 11/15)
  • Start Deck 100 (added on 11/15)
  • Promo Card Pack 25th Anniversary Edition (added on 11/15)
  • Sword & Shield Family Pokemon Card Game (added on 11/15)
  • Single Strike & Rapid Strike Premium Trainer Boxes (added on 11/15)
  • VMAX Special Set (added on 11/15)
  • V Starter Decks (added on 11/15)
  • Charizard Starter Set VMAX (added on 11/15)
  • Grimmsnarl Starter Set VMAX (added on 11/15)
  • Zacian + Zamazenta Box (added on 11/15)
  • Fighting Starter Set V (added on 11/15)
  • Fire Starter Set V (added on 11/15)
  • Grass Starter Set V (added on 11/15)
  • Lightning Starter Set V (added on 11/15)
  • Water Starter Set V (added on 11/15)
  • Sword & Shield Premium Trainer Box (added on 11/15)