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A 4-minute walk from Fujisawa Station’s South Exit. A shop and café with the concept of adding “a touch of extra color to everyday life,” offering vintage records, specialty coffee, and fresh flowers.

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Just a 2-minute walk from the West Exit of Kamakura Station, PHONO KAMAKURA is a café where you can casually enjoy the warm, immersive experience of listening to vinyl records. With a collection of more than 700 records, the café has a record player at every table, allowing guests to freely choose an album and listen to it with the purchase of a drink. The selection ranges from beloved international artists such as The Beatles, Eric Clapton, Michael Jackson, Queen, and Prince to more recent artists including Justin Bieber, Charlie Puth, and Frank Ocean. Japanese music is also well represented, with artists such as Tatsuro Yamashita, Eiichi Ohtaki, Yumi Arai, Sugar Babe, YMO, Mariya Takeuchi, Yosui Inoue, Seiko Matsuda, Akina Nakamori, and Kyoko Koizumi. Film music fans will also find an extensive selection of soundtracks from movies including *Back to the Future*, *Top Gun*, *Bohemian Rhapsody*, *Saturday Night Fever*, and *Ghostbusters*. There is also a great selection of drinks and food, making it easy to settle in and spend a leisurely time with music. Alongside beers from around the world, the café serves dishes that pair well with beer, including gapao, lu rou fan, and Belgian-style frites. A nostalgic jukebox is another highlight of the space. Enjoying music in a style that is a little different from vinyl is part of what makes PHONO KAMAKURA unique. The entire space is also available for private events and a variety of other uses, including DJ events, photo and video shoots, and art exhibitions. While exploring Kamakura, take a break, drop the needle on a record, and lose yourself in music for a while. * Records are not currently available for sale. * No music charge or table charge.

Disk Union Kawasaki is opening a brand-new location on the 4th floor of Kawasaki DICE on Friday, June 20! With a total stock of 60,000 items, the store offers new and used CDs, vinyl records, DVDs, Blu-rays, music books, and related accessories across all genres.

Record shop near the west exit of Toyoko Line


It is a small shop with a used book with a play to read x listening to a used CD.(From Twitter)

After a buying trip to the United States, we've stocked up on a treasure trove of hidden GANGSTA RAP gems from hoods all across the country.



A second-hand record store specializing in Jazz, Soul, Rare Groove, Rock, Hip-Hop, and more.