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Plan a Hong Kong to Japan card trip around official addresses

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If you are flying from Hong Kong to buy cards, build the route from official shop addresses in Akihabara, Kyoto and Fukuoka rather than from a screenshot of somebody else’s itinerary.

Key points

  • Akihabara, Kyoto and Fukuoka all have confirmed official shops.
  • Every shop listed here traces back to an official address.
  • Online pools cover the gap between trips.

Build the route first

Start with the Japan TCG shops guide, which explains how the list is built and which districts reward a dedicated walk. From there, open the district and shop pages for the cities on your itinerary.

Do the reading before you fly. Opening hours, closures, and lottery rules all live on official pages, and they are far easier to check from a desk than from a platform.

FAQ

Which cities should a first trip cover?

Akihabara for density, then Kyoto and Fukuoka if the itinerary allows. All three have shops on this site with addresses traced to an official source.

Where do I read the shop details?

On the Japan shop pages, which are written in Japanese and carry the address, phone number, and opening hours as published, plus a link back to the official source.

What if the trip is still months away?

Open packs online in the meantime. Cardz.game runs the pools covered here, and CardZ Marketcap is where you check what a printing is worth afterwards.

Next steps

Read the Japan TCG shops guide and draft your route. To open something before the trip, start a pool on Cardz.game and price the result on CardZ Marketcap.

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