Record Stores in Osaka, Japan
86 record stores — last verified August 2026.
- AFRO JUICE
Used-vinyl and 45s specialist in Kitahorie focused on soul/jazz/rare groove plus hip-hop and dance classics on LP and 12-inch.
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- Alffo Records
Record shop with a bar counter and DJ booth in Shinmachi, near Shinsaibashi, selling new and used vinyl. Weekend DJ events give it a live-house/club feel alongside food and drink.
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- BAMBOO MUSIC
Used-record shop in Bansei-cho, Kita-ku, specializing in jazz, soul and funk/disco.
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- Banana Record BLUE YARD
Second Banana Record branch in Umeda, inside the Blue Note-operated BLUE YARD complex at Inogate Osaka; roughly 4,000 used records with a jazz lean. Opened July 2024.
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- Banana Record Osaka Umeda
Umeda branch of the Banana Record chain, in the Umesendo building near Osaka Station; used vinyl across genres.
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- BASURA MUZIK
Vinyl shop and listening space opened June 2025 in Bakuro-machi with a professional d&b audiotechnik / Mackie sound system; irregular days beyond the posted schedule, check Instagram/DM.
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- Blue Soul Records
Used record shop in Minamisenba specializing in Black music - soul, funk, jazz, Latin, rap and hip hop original vinyl. Visited by touring DJs including DJ Shadow, Madlib, and Egon.
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- Bourgeon Records
Recently opened (July 2025) used-record shop on the 2nd floor of a Nishi-Shinsaibashi building in the Amerika-mura cluster; evening hours on weekdays, extended hours weekends and holidays.
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- CARIB RECORDS
Vintage-reggae specialist near Namba sourcing original Jamaican pressings, used vinyl.
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- Carnival Record
Used-record shop in the basement of Osaka Ekimae Dai-3 Building near Umeda station, specializing in jazz, soul and oldies/old-rock; shorter hours Sundays/holidays.
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- Chicotan Records
Used-record shop in Higashisumiyoshi-ku, southeastern Osaka; kayokyoku/J-pop, jazz, oldies/old-rock and rock/pop/indie.
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- COCOLOBland Record Shop
Small used-record corner inside the COCOLO lifestyle store in Shinmachi; mood-driven hip-hop/R&B and reggae/ska selection, 100% used. Closed Wednesdays plus 2-3 irregular days monthly.
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- COMPUFUNK RECORDS
Dance-music record shop, bar and small club space near Kitahama; techno, house, electro, minimal, bass and ambient vinyl. Closed Mondays.
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- Disk Union Osaka Classic Hall
Disk Union's classical-specialist department in the same ACT III building as the main Osaka store, with its own phone line and blog -- distinct department from the existing all-genre Disk Union Osaka listing.
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- Disk Union Osaka
Osaka branch of Japan's Disk Union chain, near Umeda; roughly 70,000 new and used vinyl and CDs across genres, plus a buy counter.
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- Douraku Records
Used record, VHS, CD and DVD shop with a coffee-and-chill lounge in Naniwa Ward's Motomachi. Successor to "Nipponbashi Douraku"; relocated here June 2023 from its original Nihonbashi storefront and still hosts DJ nights.
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- DRELLA RECORD
Used-vinyl shop in Shinmachi specializing in oldies/old-rock, progressive rock and punk/hardcore.
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- Drum&Bass Records
Used-record shop in Sakuragawa, Naniwa-ku, specializing in reggae/ska despite the drum-and-bass name.
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- EBBTIDE RECORDS
Used-vinyl soul, hip-hop/R&B and reggae/ska specialist in the Restructure Nishi-Shinsaibashi building; nominally closed Thursdays but usually open daily -- check the online shop for exceptions.
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- Especial Records
Record shop in Minamisenba owned by Yoshihiro Okino of Kyoto Jazz Massive, specializing in crossover jazz and electronic styles - broken beat, house, beat down, hip hop, nu soul - in new, reissue, and used vinyl plus CDs.
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- FOREVER RECORDS
Used-vinyl shop near Namba specializing in new wave, progressive rock, Krautrock and noise/experimental music -- roughly 80% analog stock, emphasis on hard-to-find items.
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- FLAKE RECORDS
Mostly-new-vinyl shop in Horie/Yotsubashi focused on indie rock, alternative and singer-songwriter releases, with Japanese indie/rock/pop a specialty and handwritten staff comment cards on the racks.
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- FunTricks Records
Used-record shop in Toyosaki, Kita-ku, opened June 2020.
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- Grind Records
Drum & bass vinyl and CD specialist near Amerika-mura that also runs a radio station and production studio. Accepts orders for same-day shipping.
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- Groovenut Records
Amerika-mura used record shop opened in 2010 by a former VINYL7 Records buyer, specializing in rare and out-of-print soul, funk, jazz, disco, hip hop and Latin sourced mainly from the US. Mail order with audio previews.
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- Hanky Panky Record
Used-record shop on Shinsaibashi-suji specializing in 1960s-70s Western music -- jazz, soul and oldies/old-rock.
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- Hawaii Record
Long-running used record shop in Nakatsu, known for city pop and Japanese 'wamono' selections alongside R&B/hip-hop roots; relocated locally in 2025 via a community fundraiser after 23 years.
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- HMV&BOOKS NAMBA
HMV&BOOKS NAMBA, the chain's flagship Namba store on the 7th floor of Namba Marui (opened April 2026). HMV's own shop-guide article specifically cites analog records of Studio Ghibli titles among its stock, alongside books, CDs, DVDs and goods.
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- HMV record shop 心斎橋
Dedicated HMV record shop sub-brand (vinyl-only, not the general HMV&BOOKS store) -- Kansai's first, relocated March 2026 to B1F of the O.M. Hotel Nikko Bldg. Roughly 50,000 new and used records, one of the largest selections in Kansai, with a listening space.
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- HMVグランフロント大阪
HMV's Kansai flagship-format branch on the 5th floor of Grand Front Osaka's North Building, directly connected to JR Osaka Station. Yahoo Maps categorizes it as a CD/DVD/video/record shop.
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- ISANDLA
Used-record shop in Bakuro-machi specializing in soul, funk/disco and hip-hop/R&B; closed Tuesdays.
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- Jazz Records Seeed
Used-jazz specialty shop in Umeda's Doyama-cho since 2002, covering mainstream US jazz, Euro jazz, Japanese jazz, Brazilian and world music. All in-store stock is available for listening; daily online updates and mail order.
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- King Kong
Landmark Amerika-mura record shop established 1979 in the Big Step building; sells and buys new and used vinyl across genres from Japanese to Western music.
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- LIGHTHOUSE
Jazz-specialist used-record shop in the Nihonbashi Denki building, part of the Nihonbashi/Den Den Town record cluster; relocated to this address in January 2017.
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- MARADONA RECORDS
Used-record shop in Tanimachi, Chuo-ku.
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- Maru ka Batsu Horie
Used-only record shop in Kitahorie, relocated from an original Nihonbashi location; 15+ years running. Single floor stocking 7,000+ records spanning rock to kayokyoku, plus used CDs and videos; buys from single items up.
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- The MELODY
Used-record shop in Higashi-Shinsaibashi, on the 2nd floor of the Miharu building; open until 9pm Sundays and holidays.
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- Merry Nice
Used-record shop in the Nihonbashi/Den Den Town cluster specializing in kayokyoku/J-pop.
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- Mint Record Nihonbashi
Used record and CD buy/sell shop near Ebisucho Station in Nihonbashi, part of a two-store Osaka chain (with a Namba branch). All-genre stock of about 50,000 items across CDs, records and DVDs, noted for its singles selection.
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- Mint Records (Namba)
Head store of the Mint Record chain in Namba Sennichimae -- distinct address from the chain's Nihonbashi branch; used kayokyoku/J-pop, classical, soul and oldies/old-rock. Closed the third Wednesday monthly.
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- Morpho Records
Used-vinyl specialist in the Restructure Nishi-Shinsaibashi building focused on city pop, soul, funk/disco and hip-hop/R&B; closed Wednesdays and alternate Thursdays.
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- Music Man
Used-record shop in Kamiyama-cho, Kita-ku.
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- MY RECORD
All-genre used-record shop in Nakatsu, the same shopping-street area as the long-running Hawaii Record, carrying rock, jazz, soul, techno, punk, reggae, Latin, folk, prog, blues, oldies and metal on vinyl, CD and cassette. Closed Sundays.
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- naminohana records
Used-record shop in Tanimachi (former Araragi site) specializing in funk/disco, hip-hop/R&B and club/dance vinyl; closed Sundays.
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- Newtone Records
Import-analog specialist in Nishi-Shinsaibashi carrying 8,000+ 12-inch records - house, disco, techno, electronic, jazz and world - with over 90% new/weekly-changing stock, liner notes, and in-store listening.
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- PANPOT RECORDS
Used-record shop in Minamisenba specializing in jazz, soul, oldies/old-rock and reggae/ska; closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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- OLD HAT GEAR
Used-vinyl soul and oldies/old-rock specialist in the Restructure Nishi-Shinsaibashi East annex, part of the dense multi-shop cluster of small record dealers in that building.
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- Nettaiya
Used records/CDs alongside books, clothing and general goods, on the 3rd floor west of the Nagai building in Tenjinbashi. Closed Wednesdays.
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- Plantation
Amerika-mura used-record shop specializing in Asian, African and world music alongside reggae/ska and Latin/Brazilian vinyl, CDs and cassettes. In the Restructure Nishi-Shinsaibashi building alongside several other genre specialists.
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- PO'BOY RECORDS
Used-record shop above the Kissa/Bar Harmony cafe in Tanimachi, specializing in American roots music -- blues, old-time, bluegrass and folk/singer-songwriter. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
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- Punk and Destroy (Taki Bldg)
Second Nishi-Shinsaibashi location of Punk and Destroy (part2), a few doors from its original Nippo Mitsutsuji Kaikan storefront; used punk and hardcore vinyl and CDs.
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- Punk and Destroy
Small record and CD store in Amerika-mura specializing in domestic and international underground punk, post-punk and hardcore. Buys used punk/rock records and CDs; ships mail order overseas.
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- Rare Groove
Used record shop in Shinsaibashi's Amerika-mura since December 2007 under the concept "Re-discover the music," turning non-dance records into DJ-friendly finds. In-store listening and English support for overseas buyers.
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- RARE
Used-record shop in Kujo, Nishi-ku.
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- Record One
Used-record shop in the Nihonbashi/Den Den Town cluster; kayokyoku/J-pop, jazz, soul and oldies/old-rock, also trades via Yahoo Auctions.
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- Record Shop Naka (Branch 2)
Used-record shop near Namba, the second branch of the Record Shop Naka name; kayokyoku/J-pop, jazz and oldies/old-rock. Closed the third Wednesday monthly.
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- Redbone Records
Used record shop near Shinsaibashi Station open since 2002, focused on 1970s American rock, AOR, West Coast rock, country, swamp, and new wave, with all-genre buying.
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- Revelation Time
Second-hand record shop in Minamisenba (Shinsaibashi) specializing in leftfield disco, reggae, house, techno, Japanese, world, and Latin music. Over 2,000 items also listed on Discogs, priced roughly 10% below online.
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- Revenge Records
Underground punk and metal record/CD shop in Minamihorie run by "Jacky," welcoming overseas mail orders. Active on Instagram and Facebook.
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- Rock Stakk Records
Used/import metal specialist tucked on the 2nd floor of the Hankyu Higashi building in Umeda. Racks of CDs, vinyl, DVDs and VHS alongside patches, shirts and zines; runs a linked label tied to Osaka's thrash/underground scene since the mid-2000s.
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- Root Down Records
Used-vinyl shop in Nishi-Shinsaibashi specializing in Black Music - soul, funk, jazz, disco, reggae, Latin and hip hop - from standard to rare pressings, plus new hip-hop/R&B/house releases and reissues. Ships internationally via its own webshop.
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- RUBIC RECORDS
All-genre used-vinyl shop near Nihonbashi with a jazz, soul and R&B lean and careful genre organization across black music, funk and rock. Closed Monday-Wednesday.
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- s.a.music
Heavy metal specialist near Namba/Nihonbashi ('Metalya S.A.MUSIC'), selling new and used metal vinyl and Japanese indie CDs plus band merch; also buys used CDs/DVDs.
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- SAKURA RECORDS
Used-record shop in Nishi-Shinsaibashi, open including holidays.
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- Smile Record (Kamiyama-cho)
Used-record shop near Umeda specializing in jazz and classical; closed 11am-7pm on Sundays/holidays and the 2nd/3rd Mondays.
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- Smile Record (Tsuruhashi)
Tsuruhashi-honmichi branch of the Smile Record chain (a second, separate branch is already listed in Kita-ku); used kayokyoku/J-pop, classical and jazz.
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- Sound Pack (Namba)
Used record, CD and DVD specialist near Namba/Nipponbashi with roughly 45,000 records and 40,000 CDs in stock; buys and sells across genres.
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- Sound Pack Nihonbashi
Used CD and record buy/sell shop one block from Nihonbashi's Otaroad, stocking roughly 6,000 records and 12,000 CDs with a specialty in 70s-80s rock. 30+ years in the Nihonbashi district.
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- Sound Pack (Nipponbashi)
Sakaisuji branch of Sound Pack, the Namba-area used record and CD specialist; buys and sells vinyl and CDs across genres.
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- Time Bomb Records
Record shop in Nishi-ku running since 1990, spanning 1950s to present rock and roll, soul, punk and pop with rare imports, reissues, and used vinyl/CDs, plus nationwide mail order.
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- STRAIGHT RECORDS
Used-record shop in Kamiyama-cho, Kita-ku, specializing in classical, jazz and Latin/Brazilian vinyl.
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- Tototo Records
Record shop on Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street selling used records, CDs, music merch, and clothing across rock, pop, Japanese music, jazz, and soul. Offers in-store and mail-in buyback; hosts a "Record Holiday" flea market.
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- Tower Records Abeno Hoop
Regular Tower Records branch on the 6th floor of Abeno Hoop, near Tennoji/Abeno stations.
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- Tower Records Ario Yao
Regular Tower Records branch on the 3rd floor of the Ario Yao mall; Yao is one of this dataset's tracked Osaka-metro cities.
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- Tower Records mini Morinomiya Q's Mall
Smaller-footprint 'Tower Records mini' branch on the 1st floor of Morinomiya Q's Mall BASE, by Morinomiya station.
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- Tower Records Namba Parks
Regular Tower Records branch on the 4th floor of the Namba Parks shopping complex, near Nankai Namba station.
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- Tower Records Umeda NU Chayamachi
Tower Records' largest store in western Japan (~426 sqm, ~200,000 titles), on the 6th floor of NU Chayamachi near Hankyu Umeda station.
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- TOWER VINYL UMEDA
Tower Records' dedicated vinyl-only concept store (new and used, ~30,000 records), on the 4th floor of NU Chayamachi in the same building as the main Umeda store; relocated from the 3rd floor, reopening 2025-02-07.
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- Twindisc
Record shop and bar in Honmachi-bashi, Chuo-ku, opened January 2025; irregular closures.
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- uprise MARKET
Used-record shop near Honmachi specializing in soul, hip-hop/R&B and oldies/old-rock vinyl.
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- VINYL CHAMBER
Used-vinyl shop in the Restructure Nishi-Shinsaibashi building specializing in soul, funk/disco, hip-hop/R&B and oldies/old-rock.
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- VOXMUSIC Umeda
Umeda branch of VOXMUSIC (the chain's Shinsaibashi shop is already listed), opened 2020 in the NU Chayamachi building; broad-genre used vinyl (roughly 90% used) plus some new stock.
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- VOXMUSIC Shinsaibashi
Used-vinyl specialist in Shinsaibashi/Amerika-mura since 2000, dealing American and European soul, jazz, rare groove, hip hop, Latin, Brazilian, and reggae, plus sampling sources. A second location opened in Umeda in 2020.
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- Waxpend Records
Used vinyl specialist in Horie focused on original pressings -- jazz, rock, soul/funk, blues and world; buys, sells and trades.
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- Wild One
Used analog record and CD shop in Naniwa Ward specializing in jazz, soul, and old rock/oldies, mainly second-hand stock. Runs an online storefront alongside the physical shop.
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- Wonderful Noise Records Store
Used-record shop near Tenmangu/Minamimorimachi stations opened May 2023, focused on club/dance, house, techno and electronica/ambient vinyl. Closed Sundays.
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Greater Osaka
Record stores in the cities and towns around Osaka.
Yao, Japan
- Books Channel
Yao branch of a nationwide used-book buyback chain, trading inside Miyako Shoten, that also buys and sells used LPs alongside books, manga, CDs, DVDs and games.
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Settsu, Japan
- C-Station
Used-CD specialist trading since 1987 above the JR Senrioka Super Maruyas store in Settsu, with 100,000+ items including used CDs, records, 8cm singles, VHS and cassettes; strong in AOR, jazz and fusion.
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Ibaraki, Japan
- Grill&Records Kitchen P-nuts
DJ-owned burger joint near JR Sojiji Station in Ibaraki that doubles as a record shop, with vinyl on display throughout and Sound Bomb Records upstairs; known locally for its SoZiZi burger.
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- Sound Bomb Records
Weekend-only used-record shop on the 2nd floor above Kitchen P-nuts in Ibaraki, specializing in soul and funk/disco vinyl.
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Neyagawa, Japan
- Kinkys
Showa-era collectibles shop above an udon restaurant in Neyagawa, mixing Kamen Rider and pro baseball cards, sofubi figures and toys with a dedicated used-record section, including a 50-yen LP bin.
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Higashi-Osaka, Japan
- Minotake Shoten
Used bookstore two minutes from Kawachi-Kosaka Station in Higashi-Osaka that also buys and sells CDs and records, with mobile buying trips across the wider Kinki region for larger collections.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Osaka, Japan?
Osaka, Japan has 86 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.
Has a record store in Osaka closed recently?
Yes — Perfect Pitch Records, Sound Pack Analog closed recently. Their pages stay up with a list of nearby open shops.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Osaka?
Yes — 5 of Osaka's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: Alffo Records, COMPUFUNK RECORDS, Douraku Records, Nettaiya, Twindisc.