Step into the highest echelon of Japanese poster collecting — the Holy Grails.
This collection features the most legendary and rare first-release Japanese movie posters ever uncovered, including:
"Dr. No" (1962) – Ultra-rare original B0 Billboard (110 × 160 cm), the only known copy in existence.
"Godzilla" (1954) – First-release Style B Chihoban, linen-backed and virtually unobtainable.
"Seven Samurai" (1954) – Original B2 poster (51 × 73 cm), an extraordinary artifact from Kurosawa’s masterpiece.
"Star Wars: A New Hope" (1978) – Ultra-rare original B0 poster (approx. 100 × 160 cm), a massive and powerful visual from the original Japanese release.
These are museum-grade treasures — the rarest of the rare — representing the pinnacle of Japanese cinema poster collecting. For seasoned collectors and serious film historians only.
“Mothra” (モスラ), Framed Original Ultra Rare Japanese first‑release folded chirashi style flyer for Honda’s 1961 kaijū spectacle — Size: c. 25.7 × 36.4 cm open (folds to c. 25.7 × 18.2 cm, B5‑type)
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“Mothra” (モスラ), Framed Original Ultra Rare Japanese first‑release folded chirashi style flyer for Honda’s 1961 kaijū spectacle — Size: c. 25.7 × 36.4 cm open (folds to c. 25.7 × 18.2 cm, B5‑type)
“Godzilla” (ゴジラ), Framed Original Ultra Rare Japanese first‑release folded chirashi style flyer for Honda’s 1954 kaijū classic — Size: c. 25.7 × 36.4 cm open (folds to c. 25.7 × 18.2 cm, B5‑type)
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“Godzilla” (ゴジラ), Framed Original Ultra Rare Japanese first‑release folded chirashi style flyer for Honda’s 1954 kaijū classic — Size: c. 25.7 × 36.4 cm open (folds to c. 25.7 × 18.2 cm, B5‑type)
“Seven Samurai” (七人の侍), Ultra‑Rare Original Japanese B1×3 “Three‑Sheet” Re‑Release Poster — 1967 Toho International Version (R‑1967) — approx. 86 × 40 in (218 × 103 cm)
“Seven Samurai” (七人の侍), Ultra‑Rare Original Japanese B1×3 “Three‑Sheet” Re‑Release Poster — 1967 Toho International Version (R‑1967) — approx. 86 × 40 in (218 × 103 cm)
