Rare Pikachu Card Sells for Record $16.49 Million
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A rare Pikachu Illustrator card has set a new record as the most expensive trading card ever sold. Only 41 of these cards exist, making it a highly sought-after collectible.
While this record-breaking sale might not directly impact your Japan travel plans, it highlights the enduring popularity of Pokemon and Japanese pop culture. Pokemon centers and shops are popular destinations for tourists seeking unique souvenirs and experiences.
Consider visiting Pokemon-themed cafes or stores during your trip to Japan. These locations offer exclusive merchandise and immersive experiences that capture the essence of the beloved franchise.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a casual fan, exploring Japan's Pokemon scene can add a fun and memorable dimension to your travel adventure.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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