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Choose cards in person, from familiar Pokémon to collectible artwork and promotional cards. Availability and selling prices change; please check at the store.
JAPANESE POKÉMON CARDS · NAGOYA, OSU
Find your next Japanese Pokémon card.
Japanese Pokémon cards, singles and original packs in the heart of Osu, Nagoya.
- English OK
- Cash buyback
- Quick appraisal
NEWS & STORIES
News & stories
お祭りも、カードも。大須で遊ぼう。
Enjoy Osu and stop by MIRACLE along the way. The Osu Daido Chonin Festival takes place on October 10–11, 2026, with a pre-festival evening on October 9. The Osu Kannon antique market is held on the 18th and 28th of each month. Check the official event links before visiting.
Read in JapaneseOSU NEIGHBORHOOD大須の寄り道
ラーメンと珈琲、カード巡りの合間に。
大須で寄り道。ごはんと珈琲。
Four stops for your Osu card-shopping day: ramen at Menya Arata, coffee at Westside Coffee, Taiwanese fried chicken at Lee’s Taiwan Kitchen and roasted chestnuts at Imai Sohonke.
Read in Japanese
イーブイ進化系、推しの一枚。
Find your favourite Eevee evolution by artwork, colour and mood—not only rarity.
Read in JapaneseJAPANESE POKÉMON CARDS
A card shop for collectors and visiting buyers.
Discover original packs (oripa)
Oripa are shop-made assorted card packs. Check the current pack contents, price and conditions at the store and in official announcements before purchasing.
Artwork is illustrative. It does not represent current stock or the contents of an original pack.
IN-STORE BUYBACK · JPY
Japanese PSA10 buyback reference prices
These are reference prices for selling Japanese PSA10 cards to MIRACLE in store, in Japanese yen (JPY). Card, case and label condition, inventory and market changes may affect the final offer.
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All amounts are in JPY. Japanese printed names are also shown to identify the exact card.
Full Japanese catalogue & price historyVISIT MIRACLE / OSU
Visit MIRACLE in Osu, Nagoya
- Address
- 1F, Réaliser Osu, 3-21-1 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0011, Japan
- Getting here
- Within walking distance of Osu Kannon Station on the Tsurumai subway line. Look for the black and gold MIRACLE sign.
- Opening days & hours
- Check official announcements for the current opening days, hours and arrivals before travelling.
Watch the route to the store
The video shows the route at the time of filming. Use Google Maps if the video cannot be played.
FAQ
Questions
Can I browse and buy cards at the store?
Yes. MIRACLE offers Pokémon singles and original packs in Osu. Check the current stock, selling prices and purchase conditions in store.
Are these selling prices?
No. The listed PSA10 prices are reference offers for cards you sell to MIRACLE. Selling prices and available stock are separate.
Can I sell non-Japanese cards or unopened boxes?
The listed buyback service covers Japanese cards sealed in PSA cases. Non-Japanese cards, ungraded cards, boxes, packs and cards graded by other companies are outside this service. Ask about handling of PSA grades other than 10 separately.
Can I mail cards or request international shipping?
Mail-in buyback and the official LINE photo consultation service are still being prepared. Do not send cards before receiving instructions. International shipping and tax-free purchasing are not confirmed here; please check with the store before making plans.
What should I prepare to sell PSA cards?
Keep the PSA case sealed. Prepare the card name, set number, grade and photos of the label and both sides of the case, including visible damage. The final offer follows inspection of the physical card and case. Applicants under 18 cannot use the service.
Can I speak English at the store?
Yes. English-speaking service is available for shopping and in-store buyback. Chinese and Korean are website guide languages; staff support in those languages is not confirmed.
How will I be paid when selling cards?
In-store buyback is paid in cash after you accept the final offer and complete the required procedures. Mail-in buyback will use a bank transfer to your own account once the service opens. Appraisal time depends on quantity, condition and store traffic.
What should I bring for an in-store appraisal?
Bring your cards in their sealed PSA cases and prepare identification. Check accepted identification and eligibility with the store before visiting. A list of card names, numbers and quantities helps with larger collections.
Check the latest information before your visit.
Official posts may be in Japanese. This translated guide does not guarantee staff support in every language. For a purchase or buyback, confirm any important terms with the store.