Japanese Pokémon Card Prices
Prices for Japanese Pokémon cards were hard to find in the US until TCGplayer opened its Japanese catalog. The Lab tracks every set in it nightly: market price, low price, price history and graded comps for each card, the same way we cover the English sets. Search any card by name and number and add “japanese”, for example pikachu 100 japanese, or browse the sets below.
Prices as of 2026-10-19, updated nightly.
Japanese movers
Week ending October 18Biggest weekly price moves in the Japanese catalog, TCGplayer market price, cards over $2. All Japanese sets →
Gengar ex - 047/071SV5K: Wild Force$4.89+39%
GengarSV2a: Pokemon Card 151$2.53+13%
SabrinaChallenge from the Darkness$4.91+8%
Arcade GameGold, Silver, to a New World...$36.73+7%
Dark BlastoiseRocket Gang$124.82+6%
MeganiumGold, Silver, to a New World...$18.14+5%
The Rocket's TrapLeaders' Stadium$13.65+4%
Dark GyaradosRocket Gang$44.02+4%
Chandelure - 112/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$2.78-74%
Alolan Exeggutor - 104/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$2.05-57%
Hisuian Zorua - 122/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$4.48-51%
Gholdengo - 118/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$2.03-45%
Nidorina - 114/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$3.45-44%
Lycanroc - 113/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$5.26-42%
Gengar ex - 131/103M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration$47.43-42%
Victini - 041/040MF: 30th CELEBRATION Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon$8.19-40%
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How Japanese card prices work here
Every price is the TCGplayer market price for the Japanese printing, not a converted Japanese-market figure, so it reflects what US buyers actually pay. Graded values come from our own eBay comps for slabs titled as Japanese. Card numbers follow the Japanese set numbering, so search with the number printed on the card.
