Track the Japanese figures, cards and toys you already own, build a wishlist of the ones you are hunting for, and see an estimated value of your collection — both at current HD Toys Store Japan list prices and as a real-world market range drawn from our own recorded sales of similar items. When a wishlist item comes back in stock you can jump straight to it — or set a restock alert on the product page.
How the tracker works
Search for an item, add it to Owned or Wishlist, and the page keeps the list for you. There is no sign-up step because there is no account: the list lives in this browser only. That is the trade-off worth knowing up front — it is private and instant, but it does not follow you to another device or survive clearing your browser data. If you collect on both a phone and a desktop, keep the list on whichever one you actually browse from.
Where the estimated value comes from
Two numbers are shown for each item. The first is the current list price in our store, which is simply what the item is offered at today. The second is a market range built from our own recorded sales of comparable items — same category, similar condition tier — so it reflects what pieces like yours have actually changed hands for rather than what sellers are asking. Where we do not have enough recorded sales to be honest about a range, we show no range at all instead of a made-up figure.
Frequently asked
Is this a valuation or an offer? Neither. It is a reference figure to help you judge whether a price you are seeing is reasonable.
Why does an item show no range? Because we do not have enough recorded sales of comparable items to give one honestly.
What happens when a wishlist item is restocked? The entry links straight to the product page, where you can also register a restock alert.
Once the Owned list starts looking like a real shelf, you can put it in front of other collectors rather than just your browser: the Collector Spotlight features real collections with the owner’s own notes on how they were built and what took the longest to find. A few photos are enough to be considered.
Hunting something that is not in the store at all? You can ask us to source a specific item from Japan, or browse what is in stock now.