Japanese Scale Model Kits You’ll Love
If you’re looking for your next build, you’ve come to the right place. We carry models from all of the major names, such as Fujimi, Aoshima, and Bandai, as well as some lesser-known kits that you won’t find anywhere else. For all of your building needs, whims, and, yes, piles, we are here for you! We take pride in offering the best Japanese plastic model kits on the market. At these prices, why not stock up?
Snap Into Fun With Plaza Japan
Whether you collect anime figures, build plastic model kits, or battle with Pokémon cards, we’re guaranteed to have something that’ll make you smile because we have been specializing in connecting authentic Japanese fun to worldwide fans at the click of a mouse or tap on a screen since 2004. In that time, we’ve continued to earn the trust of collectors, hobbyists, and fans by selling great Japanese merchandise, directly from our home in Osaka to yours.
How do I get started with plastic model kits?
That’s easy! Browse the wide variety of options available online or in person, and pick a model kit that looks interesting. Before you know it, you’ll have the pieces in your hands! Jumping straight in and getting some hands-on experience with simple, beginner-friendly models without too many parts is the best way to get started.
Are model kits difficult to build?
Builds require lots of patience to complete. Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth build, some models can be a little tricky. But don’t worry! Every kit comes with a set of instructions, so you’ll never have to worry about successfully completing it on your own. For some companies and scale model kits, some have systems that give you a good baseline of difficulty level, such as Bandai, where HG or “High Grade” kits are especially beginner-friendly, and “Real Grade,” despite how it sounds, is actually harder.
What glue should I use for my model kit?
The glue can be just as necessary as the plastic model kit itself, and because of that, many world-famous Japanese brands cater to hobby builders who need glues that are easy to work with, dry fast, and don’t stink. Tamiya is one of the best, and because of how big those buildable minis are in Japan, we offer an even greater selection at Plaza Japan than what you might find at many other hobby stores.
How do I tell the scale of my plastic model kit?
Because model kits are designed to be true-to-scale, what you are building is a smaller replica, and in many cases, with Japanese models, down to the last detail. Look for numbers on the box like 1/100 or 1/64; that means that in real life, your model would be 100 or 64 times larger in real life!
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