List of Record Stores for 昭和歌謡17shops

Music software retailers such as used records, CDs, and books of all genres.The price of the price is popular, and the bargain corner is also popular.The sales floor and stock have expanded significantly as the relocation of July 2022.Other shop products are also included with 500 yen delivery service.

All -genre used record / CD store

A record shop in Nakatsu, Osaka

Used record shop in Kamigyo Ward (transferred to the same building 2F in April 2023)

Record shop for genre -less dance music specialty stores

Located in Kumamoto, this record store specializes in Japanese vinyl.On the 3rd floor of an impressive building.※ Occasionally closed for extended holidays.

Having reached its 110th year in business, the shop closed its Beppu Ekimae-dori location on August 15, 2018, and reopened in the Centporta Chuo Shopping Arcade in Chuo-machi, Oita City on August 20 after a renewal. They aim to help turn customers’ “?” into “♪”.

With the extensive music knowledge of our store staff, we carefully assist customers in discovering the music they are looking for. From record beginners to enthusiasts, we provide the ultimate record experience with our meticulously selected sound equipment.

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.

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.

Tucked into a corner of the front lobby, this used record shop is curated by the innkeeper—formerly a music industry professional and a longtime DJ and collector with a deep love for vinyl. Drawing on their background in black music and club culture, every selection reflects a distinct perspective, with thoughtful reviews accompanying each title. With the belief that records should be enjoyed not only by buying and listening but also simply by browsing, the shop was created out of a desire to offer a more approachable experience—especially at a time when vinyl can feel overly elevated and record stores have become increasingly rare, inviting travelers to casually enjoy records along the way.