GACKT Official X Update. Translation below

I bought my first Pokémon card.

On the birthday of Yohei Kitazato, the representative of the publishing company that publishes books such as “[GACKT’s Winning Strategy]” and “[GACKT’s Super Thinking Techniques],”
I asked him, “Is there anything you want?”

He replied, “I want a PSA10 Pokémon card!”

I looked up what PSA10 was, and it seems to be a Pokémon card that has been submitted to a grading company called PSA and received the highest rating.

I asked a staff member in Japan to “buy one for Yohei as a birthday present,”

and they said, “If he’s getting a PSA10 from his brother, he’s totally planning to resell it.”

I see.

That makes sense.

So,
“Find a PSA10 that he wouldn’t want to sell,” I asked.

And this is the card they found.

The staff member initially told me it was 80 yen.

But when I opened the box, it was 800,000 yen.

Well, the price is one thing.

As promised, it’s a PSA 10.
But—
the card inside is tattered.
That’s impossible under normal circumstances.

Why does this exist as a PSA 10?

Its existence is like a ghost.
I no longer know if this price is high or low.

And what’s more,
even the card’s name is “Ghost.”

At this point, I feel like it’s fate.

If I tried to sell this card, it might be too complicated to explain, so I might not be able to sell it.

Anyway,
Yohei.

Happy Birthday.

Translation: GACKT ITALIA Team

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