One Piece Merchandise from Japan: Card Game, Figures and Collabs
Eiichiro Oda's One Piece is one of the best-selling manga series of all time, and Japan is where most of its merchandise is made and released first. This guide explains the main types of One Piece goods you can buy from Japan and what to check before you order.
Key Takeaways
- The One Piece Card Game by Bandai is released in Japanese first; set codes such as OP, EB and ST tell you the product type.
- Prize figures (Banpresto, Ichiban Kuji) are affordable display pieces; action figures such as S.H.Figuarts are poseable and pricier.
- Japan gets unique collaborations, including Hobonichi Techo planners, LEGO sets and character watches.
- Card game products and books are in Japanese.
In this guide: Card game set codes · Figure types · Collaborations · Shop the guide · FAQ
One Piece Card Game: Set Codes Explained
Bandai launched the One Piece Card Game in Japan in 2022, and new sets continue to release in Japanese ahead of or alongside other languages. The product code printed on the box tells you what you are buying:
| Code | Product type | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| OP | Standard booster pack / booster box | Opening packs and building a collection |
| EB | Extra booster | Themed sets such as anniversary or heroine editions |
| PRB | Premium booster | Higher-end packs with special card treatments |
| ST | Starter deck | Ready-to-play decks for new players |
Booster contents are random. Japanese packs usually contain fewer cards than English packs, so compare the pack count and price per pack rather than the box price alone. Card sleeves, playmats and promo cards from magazines such as ONE PIECE Magazine and Weekly Shonen Jump are popular add-ons.
One Piece Figure Types
| Type | Examples | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Prize figures | Banpresto Grandista, Battle Record Collection, Glitter & Glamours | Good detail at a lower price; made for arcade and prize distribution |
| Ichiban Kuji | MASTERLISE EXPIECE A/B/C prizes, Last One prizes | Lottery prizes sold on the secondary market; each letter is a different item |
| Action figures | S.H.Figuarts by Bandai Spirits | Poseable with swappable hands and parts |
| Mini figures | Capsule toys, Devil Fruit and Nyampi mascot sets | Small, collectible and often sold as complete sets |
New to prize lotteries? Read What Is Ichiban Kuji? for how the prize letters work.
Japan-Only Collaborations
- Hobonichi Techo × ONE PIECE: planners, covers, stamps and stickers released each year, popular with journalers. See all Hobonichi Techo 2027 items.
- LEGO One Piece: building sets such as the Going Merry pirate ship and Fusha Village.
- Character watches: Garrack smartwatches and Tendence collaboration models themed on the Straw Hat crew.
- Apparel: Uniqlo Manga UT graphic tees and other limited clothing.
Shop the Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Japanese One Piece cards outside Japan?
For casual play, yes. For official events, card language rules depend on the region and event, so check the organizer's rules first.
Are prize figures official?
Yes. Banpresto is a Bandai Spirits brand, and Ichiban Kuji prizes are official licensed products.
Are One Piece books in English?
No. Manga volumes, magazines and guide books sold here are Japanese editions.
Browse everything in our One Piece collection, or explore figures and trading cards. Every item is sourced in Japan and shipped worldwide by Natsuyama.
