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.
TOKYO STORY / 東京物語 Japan (Shochiku), 1953 Original first-release Japanese theatrical poster (B1 / tate) Colour-printed poster on paper, professionally conserved and backed with traditional Japanese washi
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TOKYO STORY / 東京物語 Japan (Shochiku), 1953 Original first-release Japanese theatrical poster (B1 / tate) Colour-printed poster on paper, professionally conserved and backed with traditional Japanese washi
“STAR WARS” (1977) – ORIGINAL JAPANESE B0 “EKI‑BARI” BILLBOARD POSTER – ART BY SEITO Holy Grail Rarity | Massive Format | First Japanese Release Campaign (1978) | c. 99 × 157 cm (39 × 62 in) (G)
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“STAR WARS” (1977) – ORIGINAL JAPANESE B0 “EKI‑BARI” BILLBOARD POSTER – ART BY SEITO Holy Grail Rarity | Massive Format | First Japanese Release Campaign (1978) | c. 99 × 157 cm (39 × 62 in) (G)
“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)
