The Japanese flea market for scarce items such as comics and toys is a 'golden mountain'

Recently, there has been a boom in the sale of second-hand goods in Japan. Wealthy people in China and Europe are beginning to discover that the Japanese flea market, filled with scarce items such as comics and toys, is a 'golden mountain.'　　 Among the second-hand goods, what Chinese collectors like to buy most are the scarce and expensive 'bad guys' rather than the 'hero' image items, especially the 'monsters'. Because this kind of item hardly depreciates, it is called 'monster savings' by collectors, and even caused a large-scale 'monster acquisition' boom among Chinese investors.　　 In order to obtain a second-hand 'monster　　 The original works of some well-known cartoonists are also loved by Chinese investors. As some manga magazines ceased publication, many works became out of print, and it would cost tens of thousands of yen to collect the entire volume.