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Special Feature: Doraemon

  • ● Doraemon Feature

    “Doraemon,” the representative work of Fujiko Fujio, began serialization in children’s magazines in 1969. With the release of the first tankōbon in 1974 and the TV Asahi anime broadcast starting in 1979, it gained explosive popularity and has become a beloved classic for fans in Japan and around the world. In fact, it was animated six years earlier by Nippon TV, but the series ended after six months due to the production company’s dissolution. Because of its tone differing from the original manga, it became a “sealed work” and has never been rebroadcast. For this reason, dolls and goods from the 1973 Nippon TV version are extremely rare and highly valuable today.
    ■ Doraemon Anime Cels and Drawings
    From regular TV episodes to specials, theatrical releases, and even a few “risqué” Shizuka-chan cels - a diverse lineup of Doraemon animation artwork.
    ■ Doraemon Posters
    A dazzling collection including theatrical posters spanning 45 years of Doraemon movies, product advertising posters, and unused calendar sheets featuring gorgeous and joyful designs.
    ■ Doraemon Magazines
    From the commemorative first appearance of “Doraemon” in school magazines, to Sunday magazine versions and the first issue of CoroCoro Comic - here lies the origin of a timeless masterpiece.

  • ● Producer Kiyoshi Suzuki Collection Vol. 3

    The popular collection series from producer Kiyoshi Suzuki, known for the Tsuburaya Ultraman series, continues with its third installment. With over 60 years in film production, Mr. Suzuki’s career spans far beyond Ultraman, encompassing a rich history of diverse works. This issue presents another fascinating selection of items that will make you exclaim, “He worked on this too?!” All items come directly from Mr. Suzuki’s personal collection.

  • ● Anime Cels & Original Drawings

    Background-attached cels from Studio Ghibli classics like “My Neighbor Totoro” and “Kiki’s Delivery Service” are endlessly captivating. Also featured are golden-age Jump titles such as “Dragon Ball,” “Saint Seiya,” “Fist of the North Star,” and “Kimagure Orange Road,” together with Sunday favorites like “Urusei Yatsura,” “Detective Conan,” and “Ghost Sweeper Mikami.” Add to that Leiji Matsumoto works, magical girl series, and “Sailor Moon”-a truly all-star gathering.

  • ● Hand-Drawn Illustrations

    In line with the Doraemon feature, we present hand-drawn Doraemon-related works-not only by Fujiko F. Fujio himself, but also by former Fujiko Productions assistants, anime staff, voice actors, and even replica illustrations. Also included are works by Osamu Tezuka, Shōtarō Ishinomori, Leiji Matsumoto, Tetsuya Chiba, and many others of enduring popularity. Fan favorites like Akira Toriyama, Rumiko Takahashi, and Hideo Azuma appear alongside pieces by Hayao Miyazaki and Yasuo Ōtsuka. From tokusatsu toy artists to adult manga illustrators, the range is broad. A small special focuses on “Gagaga Bunko” authors. Autographed books at accessible prices also feature prominently.

  • ● Manga Volumes

    A random selection of 18 notable rental manga titles: Hiroo Terada’s “Mōretsu Sensei,” Kyūta Ishikawa’s “Shōnen Kenya,” Mitsuyoshi Sonoda’s “Iron Muscle,” Taka Saitō’s “Devil King,” Masako Watanabe’s “Yamabiko Shōjo,” and more. Also featuring a variety of works by “B-class manga emperor” Yōichi Sakihana. As part of the third installment of the Himawari Books feature, around 50 volumes are included.

  • ● Paperback Editions

    From the first edition of Tentōmushi Comics “Doraemon” with obi and pristine condition to the latest releases - a full lineup of Doraemon-related vintage and modern books.

  • ● Cards

    [Doraemon Feature]
    A wide range of collectible items such as telephone cards, book cards, and clear file sheets!

    [Pokémon Cards - 1st Edition]
    We showcase both the first print and reprint of the original Pokémon Card 1st Edition. Compare the differences between the two. Also featuring unopened booster boxes from Weiß Schwarz!

  • ● Doujinshi (Fan Magazines)

    [Doraemon Feature]
    A selection including slightly risqué adult-oriented Shizuka-chan books, all-ages anthropomorphic Doraemon fanzines, reference-type doujinshi, and yaoi pairings (Gian × Nobita, Dekisugi × Nobita, etc.).

    [Bakusō Kyōdai Let’s & Go!! Parody Doujinshi Feature]
    Speaking of Doraemon, one thinks of CoroCoro Comics - and from CoroCoro came this title that captivated many female fans, sparking the second Mini 4WD boom.

  • ● Posters

    Rare overseas press posters produced by Toho, including classics like “Son of Godzilla,” “Destroy All Monsters,” and “Godzilla vs. Hedorah.” These stunning visuals capture Godzilla’s might rampaging across foreign lands - a true showcase of the power and charm of international promotion at the time.

  • ● Voice Actors

    Autographed goods from rising stars, today’s most popular voice actors, and legendary veterans alike!

  • ● Railway Goods

    Featuring destination boards and station nameplates from the JNR era, mainly from eastern Japan. Among them, the old commuter train headboard from Nakano-Mandarake’s hometown-is a particularly nostalgic piece.

  • ● Automotive Goods

    When thinking of vintage die-cast cars, names like DINKY, CORGI, SOLIDO, and SCHUCO come to mind. Following them are SPOT-ON and TEKNO - two distinct manufacturers that, despite seeming unrelated, share common roots in producing fire engines and commercial vehicles. SPOT-ON models (1/42 scale) are known for intricate detail, while TEKNO cars feature many moving parts - even disassembly/reassembly gimmicks like educational toys. Both enjoy high esteem among collectors. Enjoy this collection of slightly obscure but highly distinctive miniature cars.

  • ● Kaiba and Other Books

    A selection of items handled by Mandarake’s Kaiba stores (Nakano, Shibuya, Sapporo, Grand Chaos, Fukuoka, Kyoto), including art books, photo collections, picture books, encyclopedias, deluxe editions, limited editions, literature, research, and reference works. The lineup features poetry-art collections, art photography, entertainment books, and more. The front section highlights “Isao Hirai Posthumous Collection,” works by Akio Tō, and autographed books by Yukio Mishima. Also includes signed entertainment photo books, colored shikishi, and lottery giveaway QUO cards for a lively and colorful spread.

  • ● Articles

    Shinzō Takano’s serialized column “Old Bookshelf-That Book, This Book” introduces interesting finds from his shelf, focusing this time on “Downtown.” Toshihisa Suzuki’s “Unearthed Showa Manga Chronicle” covers the years 1965-1970 with a look at teacher-themed manga (Part 2). Other serialized reading sections are also fully packed. Photos, detailed data, and in-depth commentary from Mandarake staff on featured items are presented with even higher clarity than ever before.

  • (Please note that listed items are subject to change without notice.)

Items Featured in Mandarake ZENBU No.131

  • Takara Tokusatsu Doraemon Soft Vinyl (Small Size)

    Sold during the Nippon TV broadcast period. Doraemon sofubi figure.

  • Takara Tokusatsu Dorami Soft Vinyl (Large Size)

    Sold during the Nippon TV broadcast period. Doraemon sofubi figure.

  • Takara Tokusatsu Doraemon Finger Puppet Set of 5

    Sold during the Nippon TV broadcast period. Doraemon sofubi figures.

  • Popy “L-ban Doraemon” Board Game

    A board game where players travel through past, present, and future to reach the goal.

  • Soft Doraemi-chan Soft Vinyl Figure

  • Doraemon Capsule Toy

  • Chogokin “Popular Dorami-chan”

  • “Nandemo Insatsu-ya” Doraemon Stationery Set

    Create your own original Doraemon letter paper and cards.

  • Doraemon Watering Can

    A watering can faithfully reproducing Doraemon’s distinctive shape.

  • Doraemon Pinball

    Cute illustration design, perfect for display.

  • Fujiko F. Fujio Hand-Drawn Color Shikishi

    Doraemon

  • Tsutomu Shibayama Hand-Drawn Shikishi

    Doraemon: Nobita’s Great Adventure in the South Seas

  • Shogaku Yonensei January 1970 Issue

    First appearance of Fujiko Fujio’s “Doraemon.”

  • CoroCoro Comic May 1977 First Issue

    Released May 15, 1977.

  • Doraemon Cel

    Doraemon / Cat

  • Theatrical “Doraemon: Nobita’s Dinosaur” B2 Poster

    Released March 15, 1980.

  • Dragon Ball Z Cel

    Super Saiyan Son Goku.

  • Saint Seiya Cel

    Hyoga.

  • Kimagure Orange Road Cel

    Madoka Ayukawa.

  • (OVA) Urusei Yatsura “Yume no Shikake-nin, Inaba-kun Tōjō! Ram’s Future?” Cel

    Lum.

  • Ghost Sweeper Mikami Production Cel

    Reiko Mikami.

  • Chibi Maruko-chan Cel

    From 2nd series ending “Jagabata Corn-san.”

  • Cardcaptor Sakura Cel

    Episode 68 “Sakura and the Past and Clow Reed.”

  • Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cel

    Sailor Mars.

  • Be Forever Yamato Cel

    Sasha.

  • Ashita no Joe 2 Cel

    Joe Yabuki.

  • Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind Cel

    Nausicaä.

  • My Neighbor Totoro Cel

    Chūtoro / Chibi-Totoro.

  • Princess Mononoke Cel

    Ashitaka & Yakul.

  • Shotaro Ishinomori Hand-Drawn Color Illustration

    “Autumn.”

  • Fujiko Fujio Hand-Drawn Color Manuscript

    Obake no Q-tarō.

  • Tetsuya Chiba Hand-Drawn Color Shikishi

    Ashita no Joe.

  • George Akiyama Hand-Drawn Color Shikishi

    “Zeni Geba” Fuutarou Gamagori.

  • Yuji Aoki Hand-Drawn Color Illustration

    Naniwa Kin’yūdō.

  • Akira Toriyama Hand-Drawn Shikishi

    “Dr. Slump” Arale Norimaki.

  • Sadayuki Miyamoto Hand-Drawn Shikishi

    “Science Ninja Team Gatchaman” Ken the Eagle.

  • Yuriko Hishimi Autographed Portrait

    “All of Anne: 2021.”

  • Unaji Hand-Drawn Illustration

    “Running Adolescence Parabellum.”

  • Namio Harukawa Hand-Drawn Illustration

    A work evoking thrill and imagination.

  • Haruyuki Morisawa Hand-Drawn Shikishi

    “Toaru Hikūshi e no Seiyaku.”

  • Mōretsu Sensei Complete 5-Volume Set

    Hiroo Terada’s representative work. Toho Publishing.

  • Shōnen Kenya Complete 8-Volume Set

    Kyūta Ishikawa’s classic adventure manga. Toho Publishing.

  • Yamabiko Shōjo Complete 6-Volume Set

    Masako Watanabe’s major work. Wakagi Shobō.

  • Iron Muscle Complete 4-Volume Set

    Mitsuyoshi Sonoda’s major work. Tokyo Topsha/Sato Pro.

  • Devil King Complete 4-Volume Set

    Taka Saito’s representative work. Saito Pro.

  • Doraemon Complete First Edition Set of 45 Volumes

    Fujiko F. Fujio’s masterpiece. Shogakukan Tentōmushi Comics. First edition with obi, complete set.

  • Doraemon Hologram Edition “Future Style Cover”

    Special holographic cover for Volume 1, limited to 500 copies.

  • Doraemon Deluxe Collector’s Edition Complete Set of 45 Volumes

    Fujiko F. Fujio’s classic, Shogakukan, deluxe edition in unopened shipping box.

  • Doraemon Special Edition Set of 6 Volumes

    Fujiko F. Fujio’s masterpiece. 50th Anniversary Edition by Shogakukan.

  • Anywhere Door Bookshelf

    Manufactured by Karimoku Furniture. Mediacom Toy “100-Year Doraemon” limited edition.

  • Natsuki Hanae Autographed Postcard “Demon Slayer”

    Tanjiro Kamado: Signed by Natsuki Hanae.

  • Pokémon Card Old Back 1st Edition Venusaur LV.67 [First Print]

    First print without Pokédex number or symbol in lower right.

  • BillyBoy* Mdvanii “Plein Soleil” Prototype Outfit (1989)

    1/6-scale art doll designed by BillyBoy* in 1989.

  • BillyBoy* Mdvanii “Dim Dam Dom Porcelaine Tzulli”

    1/6-scale art doll by artist BillyBoy*.

  • A-0317 Series 781 “Farewell Doraemon Undersea Train”

  • 4 Sports Cars

  • [SCS-515] Doraemon (Record)

  • [C-112] Doraemon / “Melancholy Doraemon” (Record)

  • Doraemon Time Machine BOX 1979

  • DORAEMON THE MOVIE BOX 1980-2004 + TWO Standard Edition

  • Doraemon and the Kingdom of Quiz Electronic Maze Challenge (Dec. 1992 Issue)

  • Gekkō Kamen Event Display Board

    Signed by actor Yasuichi Ōse (Gekkō Kamen).

  • Ichi Studio Gekkō Kamen Soft Vinyl Figure

    Comes with tag signed by Yasuichi Ōse.

  • SON OF GODZILLA (Son of Godzilla) Poster

    Overseas press poster.

  • Yukio Mishima Autographed Book

    “Modern Noh Plays.”

  • Masutatsu Oyama Autographed Book

    “Kyokushin Karate Yearbook.”

  • Nobuyoshi Araki Polaroid Artwork

    Framed piece.

  • Erika Toda Photo Book

    “nature.”

  • Mone & Moka Kamishiraishi “aBUTTON Vol.9 Youth”

    Includes 2 autographed Cheki photos.

  • Lucky Dora Piggy Bank (Yellow)

    Produced by M1GO. Yellow version was distributed to related staff only.

  • Doraemon Telegram Jumbo Plush

    Prize item from the “Doraemon DENPO” campaign.

  • Doraemon’s Bell Antique Figure Limited Edition

    Limited to 100 pieces.

  • Pen Standora - Doraemon 30th Anniversary Book 3 Limited Original Item

    Prize from “Doraebook: Doraemon Goods Encyclopedia 3.”

  • Santa Doraemon Hot/Cold Mini Fridge

    Prize for Art Moving Center contract customers.

  • Doraemon Movie Collection Figure Complete BOX

    Prize from the “Doraemon Movie Collection Fair.”

  • Bootleg Doraemon “Weird Seal Plate”

    Unofficial prize sticker item.

  • VCD Doraemon Double Size

    Medicom Toy’s VCD Doraemon series. Limited to 1,293 pieces, twice the standard size.

  • Sculptor Doraemon Statue

    From Tentōmushi Comics Doraemon Vol.17 cover illustration. “Sculptor Doraemon” White Ver.

  • Doraemon Fruit Ramune (20 pcs / ¥60)

    Glico’s Doraemon fruit-flavored ramune candy.

  • Doraemon Furikake Bottle with Take-copter Lid

    Furikake (rice seasoning) bottle shaped like Doraemon.

  • Nogizaka46 Haruka Kaki Autographed Panel

    A memorable shot that shone at HMV & BOOKS HAKATA.

  • Takuya Kimura “COROLLA HYBRID JEANS” Store Banner

    From Toyota’s 2013 “TOYOTOWN” campaign featuring Takuya Kimura and Doraemon.

  • Doraemon Helmet

    Add Doraemon’s excitement to everyday life.

  • Mega Drive “Doraemon: Yume Dorobou to 7-nin no Gozansu”

    Join Doraemon and friends on an adventure to save the dream world!

  • (Doujinshi) “Fujiko Fujio’s Secret World: The Charm of Girls” (Revised Edition with Obi)

    Circle: Tanoshii Utopia Headquarters.

The photos and detailed data of the items listed above, along with product information and comments provided by Mandarake staff, make for engaging and enjoyable reading.
(Please note that the listed items are subject to change without notice.)

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