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Japanese Poké Cards日本のポケカ

Japanese Pokémon cards

Every Japanese Pokémon card, set by set

22,274 Japanese cards from 186 sets and 45 promo groups, with a list for every Pokémon and trainer. Rarest first, with pictures.

Search a set, Pokémon or trainer

22,274cards

186sets

1,025Pokémon

165trainers

Newest sets

30th CELEBRATION30th Celebration(30th CELEBRATION)16 September 2026 · 176 cards

Storm Emeralda(ストームエメラルダ)31 July 2026 · 113 cards

Abyss Eye(アビスアイ)22 May 2026 · 118 cards

Ninja Spinner(ニンジャスピナー)13 March 2026 · 120 cards

Nihil Zero(ムニキスゼロ)23 January 2026 · 117 cards

MEGA Dream ex(MEGAドリームex)28 November 2025 · 250 cards

Inferno X(インフェルノX)26 September 2025 · 116 cards

Mega Symphonia(メガシンフォニア)1 August 2025 · 92 cards

Popular Pokémon

ピカチュウPikachuNo. 0025 · 299 cards

リザードンCharizardNo. 0006 · 88 cards

ブラッキーUmbreonNo. 0197 · 51 cards

イーブイEeveeNo. 0133 · 106 cards

ミュウMewNo. 0151 · 60 cards

ミュウツーMewtwoNo. 0150 · 86 cards

ゲンガーGengarNo. 0094 · 53 cards

ニンフィアSylveonNo. 0700 · 33 cards

レックウザRayquazaNo. 0384 · 73 cards

ルカリオLucarioNo. 0448 · 65 cards

ゲッコウガGreninjaNo. 0658 · 38 cards

カビゴンSnorlaxNo. 0143 · 46 cards

サーナイトGardevoirNo. 0282 · 63 cards

エーフィEspeonNo. 0196 · 44 cards

ルギアLugiaNo. 0249 · 42 cards

カイリューDragoniteNo. 0149 · 49 cards

Every Pokémon, generation by generation

Every series

Trainers

シロナCynthia49 cards

カスミMisty48 cards

エリカErika46 cards

リーリエLillie45 cards

ホップHop42 cards

タケシBrock34 cards

ナンジャモIono32 cards

マリィMarnie30 cards

サカキGiovanni29 cards

ナツメSabrina27 cards

カツラBlaine26 cards

All 165 trainers

Why Japanese cards?

Japanese sets come out first, often months before the English version, and many cards never leave Japan: promos, special decks and whole sets that were never printed in English. The rarities work differently too. A Japanese UR is a gold card, and codes like SAR, SR and AR are printed on the card itself.

Every list here starts with the rarest cards and works its way down, so you can see what to look for first.

How these lists work

Rarest first

Every list starts with the hardest cards to pull and works down to the commons, one rarity at a time.

Pictures or checklist

See the cards as pictures, or switch to one table with numbers, rarities, types and illustrators.

The set in numbers

Each page counts what is inside: rarities, types, the Pokémon that show up most and who drew them.