It is centered around a snow-rock-inspired palette of cold, crystalline purity, where restraint, sharpness, and delicacy are woven into every design detail. Like the faint, cool sheen reflected from snow-covered cliffs in the morning light, it feels still and pure, yet carries an unmistakable sense of strength that draws you instantly into its uniquely frosted allure.

Beneath its ice-clear visual layers lies the collection’s distinctive sense of time, sediment, and memory.

It carries forward the collection’s signature elegance, built around a low-saturation Morandi blue palette that blends restraint, tranquility, and delicacy into every design detail. Like misty blue clouds stretching across the twilight sky, it feels quiet and profound, yet filled with emotions that invite deeper reflection, immersing you instantly in its uniquely serene romance.

Beneath its soft and composed blue tones lies the collection’s distinctive sense of time and memory.

It continues the collection’s elegant character, centered around a low-saturation Morandi pink palette that weaves restraint, softness, and delicacy into every design detail. Like a rose veiled in morning mist, it feels quiet yet deeply emotional, drawing you instantly into its uniquely romantic atmosphere.

Beneath its gentle pink tones lies a warmth and memory all its own.

This is a deck of cards commemorating the 50th anniversary of "Black Jack." Many characters that appeared in the series are illustrated on the card faces. This also includes numerous Easter eggs worth exploring in detail.

Printed by USPCC.

A rare non-retail release within the Sanshusha series, produced in extremely limited quantities.

The tuck is defined by an elegant gold palette, with its front illustration inspired by archival sales materials dating back to around 1916.

Compared with the Blue and Black editions, the card faces are even richer in detail.

From sumo, volleyball, and shooting to traditional folk forms and movement, the deck presents a vibrant celebration of sport and culture—expressing the timeless belief that physical activity nurtures health and human vitality.

Printed by USPCC.

Sanshusha is a printing company with over 100 years of history, deeply rooted in Japan’s literary legacy.
It was the press behind Shirakaba, a magazine that played a vital role in modern Japanese literature, and a place frequently visited by writers such as Saneatsu Mushanokoji, Naoya Shiga, and Takeo Arishima for manuscript proofreading.

Beyond Shirakaba, influential literary publications such as Subaru, Myojo, and Seito were also printed by Sanshusha—making it a long-standing pillar supporting Japan’s literary culture.

This Blue edition transforms that heritage into a visual language.

The tuck case features a fusion of the Sanshusha logo and classic club mark, while the card faces incorporate illustrations from Sanshusha’s original 1928 cut collection—details that could only emerge from a century-old printing house.

As with the Black edition, proofreading symbols are woven into the design, echoing the beauty of typesetting and editorial precision.

Printed by USPCC.

Born from Sanshusha, a printing house with over a century of history and deep ties to Japanese literary culture.

From Shirakaba to Subaru, its presses once carried the words of renowned writers, leaving behind a legacy where literature and craftsmanship intertwine.

This black edition transforms that heritage into design—proofreading marks, typesetting symbols, and intentional “errors” are woven across the card faces.

Misaligned suits, altered numbers, and subtly changed court cards echo the beauty of the printing process itself, making this deck a fascinating tribute to the art of print.

Printed by USPCC.

Featuring classic women's attire from ancient times, showcasing the elegance of various Chinese dynasties.

Approximately 500 years ago, Chinese literati liked to adorn their clothes with butterfly and folding fan patterns to showcase their refined and elegant demeanor.  

The Flower Moon V2 playing cards blend traditional ink wash techniques with modern foil stamping on the cards, paying homage once again to this ancient custom. 

Approximately 500 years ago, Chinese literati liked to adorn their clothes with butterfly and folding fan patterns to showcase their refined and elegant demeanor.  

The Flower Moon V2 playing cards blend traditional ink wash techniques with modern foil stamping on the cards, paying homage once again to this ancient custom. 

In the film and television culture of Japan, we believe that the two most representative genres are Anime and Japanese-style horror. For this work, we have combined the two and, in addition, incorporated the unique color-changing technique in card printing to bring you a one-of-a-kind piece - Flower, Tree, Leaf.

A work with absolute visual impact! The moment the collector‘s box is opened, the images of the three sets of cards, combined with the text and pattern decorations inside the box, create a strong sense of atmosphere.It will stand out among all your card collections!

3 Gilded decks+1 beautiful collector‘s box!

In the film and television culture of Japan, we believe that the two most representative genres are Anime and Japanese-style horror. For this work, we have combined the two and, in addition, incorporated the unique color-changing technique in card printing to bring you a one-of-a-kind piece - Flower, Tree, Leaf.

This special edition is our favorite. Under the mysterious UV light, the entire deck (including the box and the cards themselves) changes colors, creating an extremely gorgeous yet desolate scene. Anyone who sees it will be amazed!

In the film and television culture of Japan, we believe that the two most representative genres are Anime and Japanese-style horror. For this work, we have combined the two and, in addition, incorporated the unique color-changing technique in card printing to bring you a one-of-a-kind piece - Flower, Tree, Leaf.

When desperate love pushes one to the brink of death, that suffocating feeling clings to you like the roots of a huge tree. On the verge of half-awake and half-asleep, how would you choose?

Despair, terror, distortion and suffocation, while at the same time there is a struggle between humanity and the strange essence…

Following the “Word” series, which deconstructed the boundaries of thought through linguistic symbols, Keymi once again transforms abstract mathematical concepts into tangible, physical media.

Building on the classic design and layout of the previous generation, and continuing the same design philosophy, it explores richer, more diverse, and creatively free ways of presenting combinational content.

In the film and television culture of Japan, we believe that the two most representative genres are Anime and Japanese-style horror. For this work, we have combined the two and, in addition, incorporated the unique color-changing technique in card printing to bring you a one-of-a-kind piece - Flower, Tree, Leaf.

Roses, girls, and a tragic and desperate love. This is an extreme yet beautiful expression of love. We have materialized this emotion and incorporated it into the card. The moment you hold it in your hand, you will feel that shock in your heart.

A deck of hand-drawn art playing cards that represent over a decade of Jack Brutus Penny’s illustrations and studies. Join the adventures of the Coney rabbits as the court cards each bring whimsical, highly-detailed characters to life. The pip cards puzzle together in a unique and original concept until all indices disappear and only a fantastical scene of a castle floating up into the sky is revealed.

• Custom hand illustrated artwork taken from over a decade of illustrations.
• All unique, hand-drawn, full-bleed art on pip and court cards
• Vibrant green foiled tuck box
• Intricate card edge printing