Where to buy One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh! and other card games in Tokyo
2 stores in Tokyo for One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh! and other card games, sorted by station, with what to check before you buy.
Before you go
- Know thisJapanese-language cards are usually cheaper than English ones. Check what your local events allow.
- Japanese nameトレカ — show this to staff or search it on Rakuten.
- Where to startAkihabara have the most shops for this.
Where to buy in Tokyo 売り場
Stock changes daily. Call ahead for limited items.
- 秋葉原AkihabaraCard Rush AkihabaraNew & usedA trading card chain with several Akihabara branches, including the newer Akihabara 0 store in Bito Akiba Plaza 7F.Ask about tax-freeDirections
- 秋葉原AkihabaraAkihabara Radio KaikanNew & usedOne building packed with hobby shops, including Kaiyodo Hobby Lobby Tokyo, AmiAmi, Rashinban and Volks Hobby Square.Ask about tax-freeDirections
Questions visitors ask
Which area of Tokyo is best for One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh! and other card games?
Akihabara. Akihabara has 2 of the stores on this page.
Can I shop tax-free?
From 1 November 2026, eligible stores charge the full price including 10% tax, then refund it after customs confirms export when you leave Japan, within 90 days. You need at least ¥5,000 before tax per store. Ask each shop whether it takes part.
免税Tax-free
Valid from 1 November 2026
Tax-free now works as a refund
You pay the 10% consumption tax in the store, then get it back after you leave Japan.
- Pay the full priceShow your passport at a tax-free store and keep the receipt.
- Customs check at departureAt the airport or seaport, within 90 days of purchase.
- Refund arrivesBy card, cash or bank transfer, depending on the store.
Minimum ¥5,000 before tax per store. Ask at checkout how that store pays refunds. Full guide to the new refund system ▶