Fuji Card Shop LAST VERIFIED: August 7, 2026

Fuji Card Shop is a Japan-based online seller and exporter of Japanese trading cards, covering Pokemon, One Piece TCG, Weiss Schwarz, Union Arena, and other Japanese card games. It sells booster boxes, sealed cases, and promos to international buyers, displaying prices in USD, CAD, and JPY. The shop maintains an active blog and Instagram presence and also sells on Cardmarket under the handle @FujiCardShop. Its company identity and street address are not published on the homepage, and no founding year is given. Notably, the shop itself publishes warnings about impersonator accounts trading on its name — a real and recurring hazard in the trading-card market.

Ordering works like retail export rather than wholesale: no account is required, there is no minimum order quantity — buyers can purchase a single booster box up to a sealed twelve-box case — and card payment is accepted. The shop ships worldwide from Japan and notes that a 12.5 percent US tariff applies to Japan-origin orders effective July 2026, a cost US buyers should build into their margins. Pre-orders ship in the order they were placed. The site does not state a minimum order value, and no dropshipping program or trade-account structure is described, so resellers buying cases are doing so on ordinary retail terms.

For collectors and small resellers hunting Japanese product, Fuji Card Shop offers direct-from-Japan access, sealed-case availability, and a visible community presence, including a Cardmarket storefront that provides some third-party track record. Three caveats from our data need weighing. First, this is an online retail and export shop, not a wholesale distributor — no trade pricing exists. Second, the company’s identity and address are not published on the homepage, thin disclosure for cross-border purchases of high-value sealed product. Third, impersonation scam accounts targeting its name exist, per the shop’s own warnings — buyers must verify they are on the genuine site and channels. Factor in the 2026 US tariff, and start small.