This beautiful Bulbasaur #166 is from the Pokemon Japanese Scarlet & Violet 151 set which is the Japanese version of the English language Scarlet & Violet 151 set. This card was fresh pulled and penny sleeved immediately so it is in original factory condition. This card is centered well so it will be an impressive addition to your collection! You will receive the exact card pictured in this listing.

Here are some of the MANY reasons you should be collecting the Japanese versions of your favorite Pokémon (Pocket Monsters) Cards!

~ Printing quality - Japanese cards are known for their high-quality printing and vibrant colors. The cardstock used in Japanese cards is also thicker and more durable than that used in English cards. This means that Japanese cards are less likely to suffer from wear and tear, making them a better 
long-term investment for collectors.

~ Artwork - Japanese Pokemon cards often feature unique artwork that is not available on English cards. Additionally, many collectors prefer the art
 style used in Japanese cards, which is often more vibrant and expressive. This can make Japanese cards a more visually appealing addition to a collection. 

~Rarity - Some Japanese cards are exclusive to Japan, meaning they are much rarer and more valuable than English versions of the same card. This exclusivity adds to their appeal among collectors, who are often willing to pay a premium price for these rare cards.

~ Language - Japanese Pokemon cards feature the original Japanese text, which some collectors find more authentic and appealing than the English translations found on English cards. This is especially true for collectors who are interested in the cultural aspect of collecting Pokemon cards and want to own cards that are as true to the original Japanese version as possible.

~ Release dates - Japanese Pokémon cards are often released several months before their English counterparts, which can give collectors an early glimpse at new cards and sets. This can be especially exciting for collectors who want to stay up-to-date with the latest additions to their favorite series.

~ Overall, there are many reasons why collectors prefer Japanese Pokemon cards over their English counterparts. Whether you're looking for high-quality printing, unique artwork, rare cards, authentic Japanese text, or early access to new sets, Japanese cards are the way to go. So if you're serious about completing your Pokémon card collection, consider adding some Japanese cards to your arsenal.