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Japanese Cards Card Shops in Oregon

Find local japanese cards card shops in Oregon — browse hours, ratings, Street View photos, and directions for every listed shop.

5Shops in Oregon
3Cities Covered
EugeneMost Shops

There are 5 Japanese Cards card shops listed in Oregon, spread across 3 cities including Eugene, Portland, and Salem. Highest-rated currently: Fable Hobby in Portland.

Japanese Pokémon cards have become a major category — Japanese sets release months before their English counterparts, often have better print quality, and contain exclusive cards that never make the English cut. The shops listed here carry Japanese sealed product, singles, or both, and many import from established Japanese suppliers rather than relying on convention pickups.

Top Japanese Cards Shops

Highest-rated shops in our directory carrying japanese cards.

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Fable Hobby storefront
Fable Hobby
42 reviews
★4.8
4826 SW Scholls Ferry Rd, Portland, OR
⚡ Pokémon 🎌 Japanese 💎 Singles
Hours
Closed today
● Closed
(503) 209-1797 View Shop →
Stumptown Otaku storefront
Stumptown Otaku
186 reviews
★4.7
133 SW 2nd Ave, Ste 105, Portland, OR
⚡ Pokémon 🎌 Japanese
Hours
11AM–6PM
● Closed
(971) 276-8328 View Shop →
Eugene Toy & Hobby
58 reviews
★4.7
32 E 11th Ave, Eugene, OR
⚡ Pokémon 💎 Singles 🎌 Japanese 🏆 Events
Hours
10AM-6PM
● Closed
541-344-2117 View Shop →
Wild Things Games
34 reviews
★4.5
241 Commercial St NE, Salem, OR
⚡ Pokémon 💎 Singles 🎌 Japanese 🏆 Events
Hours
11AM-7PM
● Open
503-364-4263 View Shop →
Addictive Behaviors
24 reviews
★4.5
26 E 11th Ave, Eugene, OR
💎 Singles 🏆 Events ⚡ Pokémon 🎌 Japanese
Hours
Closed today
● Closed
541-684-8547 View Shop →

Japanese Cards Card Shops by City in Oregon

Cities with the most shops carrying japanese cards in Oregon.

Eugene, OR 2 Portland, OR 2 Salem, OR 1

Frequently Asked Questions

Why buy Japanese Pokémon cards instead of English?
Japanese sets release earlier, have better print quality, often cost less per pack, and include exclusives. The downside is most Japanese cards are tournament-illegal in English-language events.
Do these shops carry Japanese TCGs beyond Pokémon?
Some do — One Piece TCG, Weiss Schwarz, and Dragon Ball Super Card Game appear in shops that specialize in import inventory. Call ahead to confirm what they stock.
How do I tell if a Japanese card is authentic?
Reputable shops authenticate every Japanese single before stocking it. If buying online, check seller history and look for high-resolution photos of the texture, holo, and rear printing.

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