SAITO LEGENDS COLLECTOR GUIDE / 収集ガイド
UNDERSTAND
THE COLLECTION.
A practical starting point for Saito Legends collectors — what the cards are, how the current releases differ and how SaitoDex organises the reference.
WHAT IS SAITO LEGENDS?
CAR CULTURE, IMMORTALISED.
Saito Legends describes its cards as miniature art posters built around automotive culture. Releases feature cars and builds alongside workshops, drivers, artists, brands and other people or projects that have made an impact on the scene.
The result is closer to a collectable visual archive of car culture than a traditional character-based trading card game.
OFFICIAL SAITO LEGENDS OVERVIEW ↗
WHERE DOES SAITOWORKS FIT?
THE WIDER CAR-CULTURE STORY.
SaitoWorks traces its beginnings to a friends-based car club and the brand established in 2018. Its official history describes a focus on Japanese cars, graphic design, automotive merchandise and community — the wider culture surrounding the collectables documented here.
SAITOWORKS HISTORY ↗
CURRENT RELEASES
SL1A, SLUA & GR10.
SL1ASAKURA WINDS — 1ST EDITION
The original First Edition release of Sakura Winds Series 1. Saito Legends documents seven rarity tiers and identifies Secret Illustration Rare cards as the Sakura Winds chase cards.
BROWSE SL1A →
SLUASAKURA WINDS — UNLIMITED
The Unlimited edition of Sakura Winds Series 1. SaitoDex keeps Unlimited completely separate from SL1A so identical card numbers never inherit First Edition values or market evidence.
BROWSE SLUA →
GR10GRAVITY SHOW 2026
SaitoDex catalogues GR10 as a 30-card event collection associated with Gravity Show 2026. Gravity marked its 2026 NEC event as the show's 10 Year Anniversary, while Saito Legends sold GR10 Gravity Show promo booster packs around the event.
BROWSE GR10 →
QUICK ANSWERS
COLLECTOR FAQ.
What is the difference between SL1A and SLUA?
Both belong to Sakura Winds Series 1, but SL1A is the First Edition release and SLUA is Unlimited. Saito Legends' own FAQ describes its series model as a First Edition followed by an Unlimited edition. SaitoDex therefore treats the two editions as separate identities everywhere — cards, values and marketplace evidence.
How many rarity tiers are in Sakura Winds?
Seven are currently documented: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Ultra Rare, Legendary Illustration Rare, Secret Illustration Rare and Promo. The SaitoDex Rarity Guide shows the symbols used for SL1A and SLUA.
What are the Sakura Winds chase cards?
Saito Legends identifies Secret Illustration Rare — SIR — as the chase classification and states that Sakura Winds contains four SIR chase cards.
How many cards are in a Saito Legends foil pack?
Saito Legends states that each foil pack contains seven cards. Current SLUA booster-box information also describes seven random cards per pack with a Rare-or-better holofoil guaranteed in each pack.
Why do the cards mix English and Japanese?
Saito Legends says the cards intentionally use a hybrid English/Japanese presentation for aesthetic reasons.
What does a SaitoDex value mean?
A SaitoDex value is a community-reviewed reference for one raw card, not a guaranteed buying or selling price. Values are manually controlled and can change as supply, listings and confirmed market evidence develop. Marketplace data never automatically changes a published SaitoDex value.
Why does the set code matter when searching a card number?
Numbers repeat across releases. For example, card 023 can exist in SL1A, SLUA and GR10 while representing different cards or editions with very different values. Use references such as SL1A-023, SLUA-023 or GR10-023 whenever you need an exact identity.
PRIMARY SOURCES
CHECK THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
SaitoDex adds collector organisation and community reference values, but release information should always remain traceable to the brands and events being documented.