A used-record shop located inside a shoe repair shop, with a focus on secondhand vinyl. The shop’s name, “Reprise,” comes from the Reprise Records label and means “to play again,” reflecting the hope that both shoes and records can be enjoyed again rather than treated as disposable.

Ongaku Inu to Neko is a record shop housed in an old Japanese home in Gifu City. The shop features more than 5,000 Japanese kayokyoku 7-inch records, alongside an all-genre LP selection with particular strengths in traditional Japanese music, rakugo, contemporary music, noise and avant-garde. CDs, cassettes, independent releases, used books, VHS tapes and art are also available.

A culture shop located by CLUB SONIC IWAKI near Iwaki Station. It carries vinyl, CDs, apparel and goods with a strong focus on punk, hardcore and rock.

A long-running music shop in Saga City carrying both used and new records as well as CDs and cassettes. Used records are carefully captioned, and the shop also offers record cleaning and mail-order services.

A small bookstore and independent record shop near Minami-Ito Station. Alongside zines and small-press books, it carries records, CDs and cassettes focused on post-2000 Japanese and international indie music.

A long-running record and CD shop in Fukushima City run by DJ MARCY. Its selection ranges across jazz, funk, rock and Japanese folk music, attracting DJs and music fans from around Japan.

A new-release-focused record shop opened in Akita City in March 2026. It selects imported releases from independent European labels alongside CDs and cassettes, spanning jazz, dance music, folk, ambient and more.