
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 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.

Hokusetsu Record is a record shop near JR Sojiji Station in Ibaraki, Osaka. The shop has a strong focus on Japanese recordings while also carrying hip-hop, rock and a variety of other music from Japan and abroad. It mainly opens on weekends, with weekday visits and record-selling inquiries available by arrangement via Instagram DM.

"That's just how it is around here." A record store in Tokushima, specializing in records and audio equipment. They carry a selection of vinyl records and audio gear.


foulball record is a record shop located in the Commode 56 shopping street in Sumoto, Awaji Island, Hyogo. Alongside vinyl and apparel, the space also operates as a music bar in the evening and hosts DJ events. Rooted in the Awaji Island-based art label of the same name, foulball record is a place where record culture, local music and creative activities come together.



A used record shop in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture. For the time being, the shop only carries vinyl records.