The 1970s were a high point for Japanese poster design—bold colour, striking photography, and adventurous typography that reflects the decade’s energy on screen. This collection brings together original Japanese posters from the era, spanning international classics and Japan’s own genre cinema, with many pieces now over 50 years old and increasingly hard to find in strong display condition.
“Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion” (女囚701号 さそり) Original Release Japanese STB / Tatekan Poster 1972, Unrestored, Very Good Display Condition, 2-Panel approx. 51 x 145 cm Q108
“Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion” (女囚701号 さそり) Original Release Japanese STB / Tatekan Poster 1972, Unrestored, Very Good Display Condition, 2-Panel approx. 51 x 145 cm Q108
“Bankaku Rock / Ranking Boss Rock” (番格ロック) Original release Japanese two-sheet billboard poster, 1973 — excellent unrestored condition (B0 Billboard approx. 103 × 146 cm / 40.5 × 57.3 in)
“Bankaku Rock / Ranking Boss Rock” (番格ロック) Original release Japanese two-sheet billboard poster, 1973 — excellent unrestored condition (B0 Billboard approx. 103 × 146 cm / 40.5 × 57.3 in)
"Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Deadly Fight in Hiroshima" (仁義なき戦い 広島死闘篇), Original Release Japanese Movie Poster 1973, STB Size (51 x 145 cm) F17
"Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Deadly Fight in Hiroshima" (仁義なき戦い 広島死闘篇), Original Release Japanese Movie Poster 1973, STB Size (51 x 145 cm) F17
“A Boy Named Charlie Brown” (スヌーピーとチャーリー) Japanese-Dubbed Edition, Original Japanese Movie Poster 1976, Toho-Towa First Release, B2 Size (51 × 73 cm) Q91
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“A Boy Named Charlie Brown” (スヌーピーとチャーリー) Japanese-Dubbed Edition, Original Japanese Movie Poster 1976, Toho-Towa First Release, B2 Size (51 × 73 cm) Q91
“Chōdenji Robo Combattler V” (超電磁ロボ コン・バトラーV), Original Hand-Painted Production Cel-ga (“セル画”) of Combattler V with Chōdenji Yō-Yō, A-10 Action Sequence Frame, Toei / Soeisha–Sunrise Production, circa 1976–77
“Chōdenji Robo Combattler V” (超電磁ロボ コン・バトラーV), Original Hand-Painted Production Cel-ga (“セル画”) of Combattler V with Chōdenji Yō-Yō, A-10 Action Sequence Frame, Toei / Soeisha–Sunrise Production, circa 1976–77
“Devilman: The Demon Bird” (デビルマン 妖鳥シレーヌ編), Original Hand-Painted Animation Cel-ga (“セル画”) with Painted Production Background, from the Devilman OVA Cycle, circa 1990
“Devilman: The Demon Bird” (デビルマン 妖鳥シレーヌ編), Original Hand-Painted Animation Cel-ga (“セル画”) with Painted Production Background, from the Devilman OVA Cycle, circa 1990
“Ultraman Ace” (ウルトラマンA), Original Hand-Painted Cover Illustration / Production Board (“Genga”), with Surviving Pasted Title / Logo Element, for the Daitosha Manga Adaptation, circa 1978
“Ultraman Ace” (ウルトラマンA), Original Hand-Painted Cover Illustration / Production Board (“Genga”), with Surviving Pasted Title / Logo Element, for the Daitosha Manga Adaptation, circa 1978
