"Funko POP" collectible figure in PVC, officially licensed.

Not suitable for children under 36 months.

Contains small objects that can be swallowed.

"Funko POP" collectible figure in PVC, officially licensed.

Not suitable for children under 36 months.

Contains small objects that can be swallowed.

"Funko POP" collectible figure in PVC, officially licensed.

Not suitable for children under 36 months.

Contains small objects that can be swallowed.

"Funko POP" collectible figure in PVC, officially licensed.

Not suitable for children under 36 months.

Contains small objects that can be swallowed.

"Funko POP" collectible figure in PVC, officially licensed.

Not suitable for children under 36 months.

Contains small objects that can be swallowed.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Set of two transparent A4 plastic folders under official license, featuring the heroes and protagonists of the series "Spy X Family".

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Set of two transparent A4 plastic folders under official license, featuring the heroes and protagonists of the series "Spy X Family".

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Set of two transparent A4 plastic folders under official license, featuring the heroes and protagonists of the series "Spy X Family".

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Set of two transparent A4 plastic folders under official license, featuring the heroes and protagonists of the series "Spy X Family".

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Set of two transparent A4 plastic folders under official license, featuring the heroes and protagonists of the series "Spy X Family".

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Set of two transparent A4 plastic folders under official license, featuring the heroes and protagonists of the series "Spy X Family".

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Incredible A2-sized fabric wall scroll — this officially licensed "Re:Zero" exclusive poster is without a doubt one of the ultimate collector's items for any fan of the series.

As with all Ichibansho items, this is a strictly limited edition.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Beautiful exclusive plush of Anya from the Ichibansho "Lovely Ordinary Days" series.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

A small plate that's as practical as it is original! Perfect as a saucer, a resting spot for used tea bags, or simply as a decorative accent — it adds a subtle touch to any space.

All this, of course, under official license.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

A small plate that's as practical as it is original! Perfect as a saucer, a resting spot for used tea bags, or simply as a decorative accent — it adds a subtle touch to any space.

All this, of course, under official license.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

A small plate that's as practical as it is original! Perfect as a saucer, a resting spot for used tea bags, or simply as a decorative accent — it adds a subtle touch to any space.

All this, of course, under official license.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Exclusive mini glass under official license, featuring a unique design.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.