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Located in the local area of Kuise, Amagasaki City, in a place called Kuise Nakaichiba, is a small record shop that sells used records, CDs, and independent items.

We carry approximately 70,000 items in stock and are one of the largest stores in the Tokai region, specializing in pre-owned music media such as records, CDs, and books. Our spacious store layout allows you to browse comfortably at your own pace, and we offer a wide selection that includes books, audio equipment, and musical instruments.


A Tower Records specialty shop dedicated to vinyl, located on the 5th floor of Kawaramachi OPA in Kyoto’s Shijo-Kawaramachi district. Opened in June 2026, the shop carries around 16,000 records. Its selection spans new and used vinyl, from classic favorites and essential albums to new releases and imports, making it a destination for music fans from Japan and abroad looking for records.

Relocated to @adultorientedrooms in Aobadai, Meguro-ku, and reopened as a multi-purpose space offering both clothing and records.

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.

Handling Seoul Disco from G-RAP/underground HIPHOP

This shop displays a wide range of new and used records across all genres, carefully selected to create a space where anyone—from first-time record listeners to longtime vinyl enthusiasts—can enjoy records casually. To enhance the experience of analog sound, they use JBL 4311B speakers and Accuphase E-250 integrated amplifiers, one of Japan’s leading audio brands. From Shibuya, the heart of Tokyo’s record scene, Union Record offers a unique analog music experience you won’t find anywhere else.


With over 40,000 CDs and records on display at all times, this shop offers a wide selection spanning J-Pop, rock, metal, jazz, classical, and dance music. They also warmly welcome items for purchase.

A used record shop in Totsuka, Yokohama.

Records and cassette tape SHOP reflecting the culture of Tokyo


We handle records on the theme of universal music that will never fade, mainly Soul, Jazz, Rock, and CityPop.BAR from 17:00.Records can be seen during business hours.We also buy.

Handling mainly used record stores, black and Japanese

New specialty store in front of Musashi Koyama Station, Tokyo

CD & used book main.We also handle idols, songs, rakugo, Italian music, and old books and magazines

The shop offers clothing and goods directly sourced from Europe, along with house-made dried flowers, tea leaves, and a selection of records.

An online shop called "Estacio Records," opened in May 2005, specializing in records, CDs, and music-related books. They carry music from around the world—including South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa—covering genres such as jazz, Latin, Brazilian, rare groove, easy listening, soundtracks, pop, and traditional/folk music. Recently, their selection of City Pop and Japanese kayokyoku has also become especially well stocked.


“Kirikabu,” a Sound & Music Curio Shop Records, cassette tapes, CDs, musical instruments, and more. Drinks are also available.





