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.

A weekend-focused used record shop based at the DUSTBOWL parking area in Maebashi, Gunma. Opened in 2021, it announces opening days through social media.

A used record shop opened in Takasaki, Gunma in April 2026. The compact shop offers used vinyl and music-related posters in a tucked-away neighborhood setting.

A used record shop operating from a traditional house in Midori, Gunma. Run by a former buyer from a major used-record retailer, it specializes in 1960s–70s rock, soul and jazz.

A small used record shop in Kitakata, Fukushima. Its selection centers on 1960s–70s rock and jazz, with blues and folk also represented. Opening days are limited and announced online.

A small used bookstore and record shop in Yokote, Akita. It buys and sells books and used records, with in-store listening available and a selection centered on Western music.

An analog record shop opened in Yuzawa, Akita in March 2026. It carries more than 1,000 used records across rock, Japanese music, hip-hop, house, techno and other genres.

A specialty store dedicated to vinyl records, offering both new and used titles, as well as buying used records. Located in a former elementary school classroom after the school closed. With the largest sales floor in Mie Prefecture, the shop carries around 10,000 LPs and EP records.