Nice. Post them in the group if you get a chance.

Oh it’s on sale? Did t realize that. What are they asking? I NEED that

@@KaijuDaddyJapan 84,700JPY -> original price 69,800JPY -> new sales price (Save 14,900 JPY) I try to post the direct link to AMIAMI product page, but my message to you got deleted. Am sure you already found the sales price at AMIAMI after mentioning is on sale.

Much appreciated!

Wow one of the lucky ones. I always wanted one but aside from the legendary Mr Big’s Toyland, no other shops anywhere near where I lived sold anything.

More Voltrons!!

One thing about the Japanese stores is that they don’t seem to understand putting all the new stuff on display attracts people to the stores. They rehash so much stuff and display the same old stuff so often

That’s awesome. Make sure to share those photos of your set up once you’ve put it all together

@@KaijuDaddyJapan yes sir! I just got shelves a few days ago. I am going to get display cases, similar to what I saw At Tamashi nations, due to the earthquakes we get here. I live in Asagaya so I’m pretty much at Nakano broadlway every other day. Moving to Japan has been a wonderful blessing. I moved here not because of Anime and action figures, but the overall culture, food, people, order, serenity, peace of mind and affordable housing. My home town of NYC seems to be a mess now, also I don’t have 1.4 million for 400sqft (I’m not exaggerating that’s a Manhattan condo price in Harlem where I’m from). I flew in the Air Force for 30yrs hit every corner of the globe. Spain, Italy and Japan were my favorite missions to fly. Japan stood out amongst all the lands I traveled. I detect a New England accent within you, I enjoyed going up to cape cod for the summers with friends to beat the grind of NYC. I would have moved to that area if I stayed stateside. If you have not done a video on the subject, I would recommend the Animation museum in Ogikubo and the Inazama anime Cafe in Ogikubo as well, Take care and keep up the great work.

Wow that’s great. I appreciate the tips. Moving here has been one of the best decisions of my life. 17 years this September. I struggle with whether to move back to the States (yeah, I’m from Boston as you deduced) but like you said, the quality of life here is literally second to none in the world. My only issue is career and family. Raising a family (and collecting toys) is expensive. Much better pay in the USA. My wife is from northern Japan so we don’t have any family here to help us out or just spend time with. You often never realize how good you’ve got it until you don’t have it anymore.

@@KaijuDaddyJapan I absolutely understand your situation, we military retired Ex-pats give you straight civilians a lot of respect for moving here with no anchor. I have 3 bases I can go too for a touch of home and American products. I'll be honest, people such as you are so important to Japan, it would be a shame to see you leave. You have a lot to bring to the table for everyone here. You are also correct about your career and family, Boston is doing a lot better than NY. It might not be a bad change. I'll DM you, as I want to keep this thread about action figures and Japan. I have some suggestions on some subjects for your channel. I also have a large microman collection to set up as well (1972-2000 series). To be honest I gave away a large amount of my Poppy and microman collection when I joined the service in 1985, yea pretty stupid on my part.I thought I had outgrown them. But they are a part of the culture I grew up with I started to re-collect what I gave away in 1992. The pandemic was the new soul of Chogokin snatch up for me. The prices were so cheap and I enjoy them more than my old Poppy toys. Again keep up the great work I'm looking forward to more of your videos. I'll DM you some pics of my collection as well.

Awesome. Make sure to join the Facebook group Don’t Tell My Wife. We have great collectors there always helping each other out and everyone brings something different to the table. Would be great to have you there.

Very cool! Thanks for watching.

Yes, it’s scheduled into July. First time in Tokyo?

@KaijuDaddyJapan yeah 1st time going to the meca of anime. Hoping weather will cooperate so we can enjoy outlr stay in Tokyo. See u around.

It’s rainy season then. If by chance the rainy season ends early (it’s always raining here so may have already started) expect extremely humid and hot days.

@KaijuDaddyJapan we're from Canada, so I'll take that hot & humid weather anytime🤣. Hoping to get a glimpse of Mt Fuji!

No way. You literally walk 20 meters and you’re sweating. The air is so hot, it’s hard to breathe. Now, that won’t be the case in June but July and August are BRUTAL! I hate being here then. Escaping this summer.

It seems they weren’t as popular as the others as we don’t see a lot of their merchandise. The lack of Gatchaman stuff here is kind of puzzling. Yeah those Yamato pieces at the end are great. The Gamiloj ship is a Soul of Chogokin piece and the other two were the ones I mentioned to you were available on BBTS

Thank you. Appreciate it. One of the perks of living here. Although we had a pretty big earthquake in the middle of the night last night. Take the good and you take the bad.

Thanks as always

Awesome. I regret passing on the vehicles one

@@KaijuDaddyJapan I would stick to the Go Lion (Voltron). Vehicle one is nice, but depend how hardcore you are comparing the two and which you are more passionate/lean towards. Personally for me the Lion combiner/Voltron is the best out of the two as I have own both as well. I also got the Doraemon combiner too. Its whimsical and fun to have, along with the early Disney combiner and the Toy Story combiner as well.

Insanely jealous you have that Doraemon piece. I need to start hunting for that one. My kids would love it.

@@KaijuDaddyJapan Definitely a fun SoC combiner piece to own and for a Fujiko F. Fujio fan of his manga works. 👍 Nostalgia series which I grew up back in Taiwan in the ‘80s.

If you come across one online, please let me know.

No. Takara repurposed their Diaclone series into G1 Transformers

Tamashii Nations

Yeah grabbing these along with the regular stuff I collect is a bit hard. Have to be very selective

@@KaijuDaddyJapan "Have to be very selective" indeed. I collect mostly Hot Toys these days and 1/6th scale figure/vehicle ain't your run of the mill easy-to-display collectibles. Needs lotsa space. I have been into SoC for a long while now too, but for me its also selective and pricing comes to BANDAI Tamashii Nation releases.

Nice. How many SOC pieces do you have in your collection? I’m at 14. Love them but don’t actually have any on display at the moment

@@KaijuDaddyJapan Too many to count. The earliest would be the very first Mazinger Z release, plus the battery operated elevator pool base which elevate the Mazinger figure out of the pool. Also the original Mazinger vinyl head with dockable diecast Jet Pilder etc. Too many SoC pieces to count and they are all boxed up and stored away as well. If you count individual pieces (i.e. Gold Lightans limited release in the wooden case set), probably about the same like you or slight bit more in the collection.

That’s awesome. Very impressive.

My condolences