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Short answer: for one sealed pack at a time, PeakPack kiosks at Jump Around Utah and Eagle Mart sell Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean packs, priced on the screen. For booster boxes and singles, Croma TCG downtown and Wizards of the West in Murray carry the widest range.
Sealed packs, one at a time. Tap the screen, pick one, pay with card or phone. Counts are live on each kiosk's page.
1519 S 700 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Open during park hours
Japanese and Chinese packs loaded now: Storm Emeralda M6 (JP), Dark Crystal Blaze (CN), Gem Pack Vol. 6 (CN), Black Bolt (JP), Chasing Glory Together (CN), White Flare (JP).
3701 S Highland Dr, Millcreek, UT 84106
Open during store hours
Japanese and Chinese packs loaded now: Dark Crystal Blaze (CN), Chasing Glory Together (CN), Black Bolt (JP), 30th Celebration (CN).
Shops that show Japanese, Chinese or Korean Pokémon product on their own sites. Stock moves fast, so call ahead for a specific set.
629 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Pokémon in: Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean and English
Boxes, packs and singles. Their site lists Japanese, Chinese and Korean collections.
cromatcg.com ↗5280 S Commerce Dr E-195, Murray, UT 84107
Pokémon in: Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English
Sealed product in all four languages, plus modern and vintage singles.
www.wizardswest.com ↗1276 Vine St, Murray, UT 84121
Pokémon in: Japanese and English
Japanese booster boxes on their site. Some directories still show an older Holladay address.
cardcooptcg.com ↗2274 E 3300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Pokémon in: Japanese and Simplified Chinese (online)
Their online store carries both; call the Salt Lake location to check what is on the shelf.
superanimestore.com ↗At a PeakPack kiosk — one sealed pack at a time, priced on the screen, card or phone. The card shops above mostly sell Japanese product by the box, with some loose packs.
Yes. Simplified Chinese cards are an official printing for mainland China, with their own sets — some cards in them were never printed in English or Japanese.
Yes. Korean is an official printing, released in Korea a little after Japan, with the same card art and numbers as the Japanese sets.
Mostly the number of cards: an English pack has 10, a Japanese pack usually 5 to 7, a Korean pack 5 (151 has 7), a Chinese slim pack 5 and a Chinese Gem Pack 4. Compare the price per card, not per pack.
Shop details checked October 2026 from each shop's own website. Know a shop we missed? Text 385-217-0319.