DOORZO ADDS KOREA'S BUNJANG, EXPANDING FROM JAPAN-ONLY PROXY SHOPPING TO PAN-ASIAN COMMERCE

K-pop merchandise, Korean fashion, and collector items now live in Singapore, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan region, Malaysia, and more

Tokyo, Sept. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Doorzo, the Japan-based proxy shopping platform, has integrated Bunjang, South Korea's leading technology-driven recommerce platform, into its global site. The integration went live on August 15, making Bunjang listings available to Doorzo's global users for the first time.

The move marks Doorzo's first expansion beyond Japanese goods to its global users. Shoppers who previously used the platform for anime figures, trading cards, and Japanese fashion can now browse selected categories including K-pop merchandise, Korean beauty products, comics, and collector items through the same account, cart, and checkout.

How to buy from Bunjang

Doorzo's global site connects directly to Bunjang's system, so users can search and buy from Bunjang without navigating a Korean-language marketplace or arranging their own forwarding.

Doorzo acts as a proxy for Bunjang purchases, handling the order, inspection, and international shipping. Every order is inspected at Doorzo's partner warehouse in Korea before it ships, using the same quality check Doorzo applies to Japanese purchases.

Bunjang has been expanding cross-border access to its marketplace through partnerships with overseas platforms, and Doorzo's reach across more than 190 countries and regions extends that footprint.

What it means for Singapore buyers

Doorzo localizes payment and delivery in each market it serves. Buyers who want to buy from Korea and ship to Singapore can choose Doorzo Air for lighter parcels or Doorzo Priority, a DDP route flown by Singapore Airlines that settles duties and taxes upfront, so less is owed on delivery.

Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal are supported at checkout.

The platform's Group Order feature, which consolidates multiple buyers' items into a single parcel, is particularly relevant here: fandom groups buying K-pop merchandise in Singapore together can split international shipping the same way Singapore collectors already do for Japanese trading cards.

Looking ahead

Doorzo aims to become the default gateway for Asian consumer goods, building a single platform where overseas buyers can order from Japan and Korea in one place, with more markets to follow.

About Doorzo

Doorzo is a proxy shopping platform that lets overseas users buy from Japanese e-commerce, flea markets, and auction sites, delivering to more than 190 countries and regions.

About Bunjang

Bunjang, launched in 2011, is South Korea's leading technology-driven recommerce platform, connecting users across categories from K-pop merchandise, high-end fashion and digital devices to collectibles and hobby goods.