Tōseidō crest — the blue hound of the harbor

東青堂

Tōseidō · Eastern Blue Hall

The port where hunters of the eastern blue sea come to trade. Every treasure that passes the hall's "code" is fairly priced.

Japanese Pokémon cards for Indonesian collectors — the Showcase, live auctions and the T-Dex price index.

What the hall offers

  • ShowcaseFixed-price cards, ready to ship, with room to negotiate an offer.
  • AuctionsLive bidding with anti-snipe protection.
  • T-DexA price reference for raw cards — our own sales and PriceCharting's live market price.
  • Japan Market ConsignmentCards that sit unsold here go to Tōseidō in Japan, where we list and sell them for you; you get the sale price minus the fees and shipping.
  • ARS SubmissionIn announced windows, Tōseidō submits members' cards to ARS Grading in Japan and reports each card's grade.
  • The OutpostSwap cards with other members. Both sides agree one security deposit, each transfers it, and Tōseidō holds and refunds both once the parcels have arrived.

The story of the hall

  • The hand

    Every card is hand-sourced from the birth-land of Pokémon by one collector, for other collectors — hand-picked the same way I'd choose one for my own binder, never pulled from a faceless warehouse.

  • The code

    Every hunter who trades here knows the port's code: fair prices, both ways. Nothing overpriced, no lowball offers — treasure changes hands for what it's honestly worth.

  • The ledger

    So that fairness has a measure, T-Dex was born — our own price index that bridges the eastern blue port and the global market, giving every card a number both sides can trust.

  • The port

    And so the hall itself was built: a port on the eastern blue where every treasure hunter has a place to trade, and every rare find a safe harbor.