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ZENRIN’s third series of trading cards for inhabited islands is now available for a total of 77 islands, with the Super Rare “Enoshima” as a free gift with the purchase of three packs at the same time.

Posted on April 5, 2026 by Editor in Chief

ZENRIN will release the third series of “Map Design GALLERY CARD/Inhabited Remote Islands,” a trading card featuring inhabited remote islands throughout Japan, from Map Design GALLERY, a brand that sells map-designed stationery and sundries, on March 6 at 12:00 pm at its official online store.

The front page features a visual design that “gives a sense of life on a remote island just by looking at it,” based on Zenrin’s original map information, including basic information such as island names, maps, population, and area, as well as the shape of roads and houses on the islands. The reverse side features silhouettes that capture the characteristics of each island, highlighting the individuality of each remote island.

For this third volume, 77 inhabited islands have been newly added to the lineup. The cards are not only for collecting, but also for enjoying the excitement of encountering an unknown remote island and imagining the scenery and characteristics of life there.

Prices are 550 yen per pack (containing 7 cards), 5500 yen for the complete box (containing 77 cards), 7700 yen for the first limited edition complete box (with furoshiki), and 6160 yen for the first limited edition complete box (with nationwide distribution map of inhabited islands).

To commemorate the release of the third series, a campaign is underway in which the first 100 customers to purchase at least three new packs at the same time will receive the Super Rare “Enoshima” card, which is not scheduled to be included in the series (orders placed through March 13 will be eligible).

In addition, the first and second complete boxes will be additionally sold from 12:00 p.m. on March 6.

The series is sold at the official online store of Map Design GALLERY, as well as at the Kokura, Nagasaki Stadium City, Nagasaki Airport, and Fukuoka stores.

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