I translated the entire 308-page Pokémon card guide into 27 languages.
Thai, Arabic, Korean, Hindi, Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and 17 more.
When collectors from Brazil, Thailand, and the Middle East started asking about Japan shops, I realized English wasn't enough. Finding a Gold Star at a fair price shouldn't require reading English.
This Pokémon card guide speaks 27 languages because collectors travel from everywhere.
Arabic, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Mandarin, and more. Whether you're from Bangkok, Dubai, Seoul, or Buenos Aires, the 301 shops, photos, and ratings work the same.
Pokémon cards are a universal language.
You don't need Japanese to shop for Pokémon cards in Japan.
One phrase: "Sumimasen, showcase onegaishimasu." That asks staff to show you cards from the display case. Most shops have price labels on every card. Google Translate handles everything else.
1,333 shop photos in the guide help you find the right door when Google Maps gets it wrong.
The Japan Pokémon Cards guide is now in 27 languages. Thai, Arabic, Korean, Hindi, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and 17 more.
308 pages, 301 shops, 20 cities, 1,333+ photos. No matter where you're from, the guide works for you.
Pokémon cards are a universal language.
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