D-43 – Hawaiian Mickey Mouse
Originally sold for ¥300Cards measuring 79x49mm
Category: Standard decks
Decks with a standard shape
KDD
Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co. (KDD, literally “International Telegram and Telephone Company”) was the former name of Japan’s leading international telecommunications company, which had a monopoly on telegraph and telephone connections with foreign countries.KDD was founded in 1953 and merged with …
NAP 408
Nintendo All Plastic (NAP) series number 408 (originally sold for 400¥)Sleeve with acronym NAP written as ナップ
D-3 – Lady and the Tramp with puppies
Lady and the Trump standing in front of a gift box with their puppies.
Tokio Marine
Deck of cards for Tokio Marine insurance (東京海上, written on the cover), the first insurance company in Japan, where Tokio refers to the city in English.
Toyota Corona Mark II
Toyota Mark II was manufactured and marketed in Japan by Toyota between 1968 and 2004. Before 1972, the model was marketed as the Toyota Corona Mark II, while starting around 1976 the Corona Mark II was renamed the Toyota Cressida …
Super Mario 64 – Top Seika
Super Mario 64 deck with cover bearing the inscription トップ製菓 (“Top Seika” – literally “Top Confectionery”), a Japanese company founded in 1953 that makes candy. Joker with Bowser, his Japanese name 大魔王クッパ (Daimao Kuppa) written above him and トップ製菓株式会社 (“Top …
No. 303 – 3rd version
Cards with red backs measuring 89×63 mm
No. 303 – 2nd version
Black box and cards with blue backs measuring 79×49 mm.Consisting of two jokers and a score card that can be used as an extra joker.
TK
Cards of uncertain attribution to Nintendo.The back features the company name ランド高京株式会社 (“Land Takakyo Co., Ltd.”) and 高京トラベルサービス (“Takakyo Travel Service”).Each card shows a classic situation that might happen when visiting a foreign country, with the question or phrase to …