All came from Japan, and I'll cover them all here:
two of the lure styles, Duo Tetra Works (35 mm) and Duo Spearhead (the 50 gold foil) came in an order from Plat - the rest came from JapanTackle.
Also looked up the smallest plug is 35 mm, rather than 43...
On both websites, they're under Trout lures.
The 45 mm pink plug is Smith D-Contact; the 50 mm chartreuse is Smith D-Coax
Now the spoons:
The black abalone-filmed spoon is K-Flat Azusa 3g - the package called it Ocean Spoon, and it had a stainless hook wire too fine for me to use.
The pink/silver spoon is Smith D-Line 30 mm, 3g - came with stainless split ring, but bronzed single hook.
The glow spoon is Rodio Craft Noa Boss 3.5g, and was on closeout with 50% off - this one had a bronzed split ring and single hook.
I make a habit any time I place a Japan order to check closeout pages - like in this case, might find exactly what I was looking for.
The Vanfook Twin Dancer stinger hooks also came from Japan Tackle, I simply picked from their recommended spoon weight chart.
Japan Tackle is a little more convenient putting an order together, because you can store a wishlist. Plat is a little trickier, because their online catalog and their inventory are not the same thing - shopping Plat, it's best to go through their catalog top-layer News page and note that the newer listings, always up front, are likely to have stock. Plat website is pretty, but Japan internet pages load slowly this far away.
The Owner single hooks came from US, part of an order for trebles I needed for swapping bronzed hooks on other freshwater plugs I use in salt, Mirrodine, YoZuri wakebait, Megabass Dog-X. Noteworthy, Owner is Cultiva in Japan, and Owner US sells Cultiva lures, but not in Japan sizes.
They do the same thing to us on rod tapers and reel gearing - we're Americans, we're supposed to like MH bass rods and high speed retrieve.
Anyone shipping from Japan is only using express couriers, so consider you're going to have a $20-26 shipping charge when you put an order together.
(Unless you can put together a $100 order at difficult-to-navigate Asian Portal, who ships Fed-Ex gratis).
Japan express delivery is 3-4 days, and Fed-Ex can be as short as 40 hours, because they're now flying nonstop from Shenin-Shi to Memphis. Most use DHL or Fed-Ex, and UPS is the most tedious, because they shut down in non-union hours. (Even USPS moves on weekends, just not very well)