discland JARO

This is the tiniest record shop I have ever been in. There is only room for 1-2 customers at one time. It is packed with Jazz records. Many original pressings and re-issues. Prices are a low as ¥2000 and as high as ¥500,000 in many cases. This a Jazz record connoisseurs shop and it is the last of its kind. Currently only open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday until further notice. Click through via the QR code for a 4-minute presentation of the shop. Prices redacted by request of the shop.

Cool, small record store with an impressive selection. Must see for any jazz fans.

Maybe the other review caught Kenji san on a bad day? Today was my first time visiting and he was very sweet, helpful and I can't wait to go back. Amazing collection with nearly 45 years of history in Shibuya. Enjoyed my experience and enjoying the Charlie Parker record I scored today! He even let me take photos after I asked if I was allowed to.

Store was no more than 25 square feet and it was extremely hard to browse. Owner forced his way through my fiancé's path so she left the store. He had piles of records upright on top of boxes full of records, little did I know there was some sort of system he had and he didn't mention it until I asked him to move his laptop from the top of a crate so I could continue browsing. He mumbled something to the effect of he didn't want my business and to go to Disk Union if I wanted Blue Notes. He did have many expensive first pressings on his tiny wall and he had fair prices on OJCs so two stars for that, but I didn't buy anything after he scolded me.

It's easy to miss this below ground record store. Owner has packed every inch of his space, curated specifically for the jazz heads out there. Barely enough room for 3 people at a time, maybe why he wasn't the most pleasant record store owner I've met in Japan.

Tiny jazz-record store with great selection of mainly 50-60s jazz bit also newer stuff including japanese artists. Lots of Prestige and blue note. Not a place for bargainhunting but fair prices and great stock of wonderful first presses.

Very small but amazing selection. Tricky getting inside if you're tall.

Very tiny store but plenty of 50’s-60’s Jazz era records from jazz masters Has many rare items (mono/1st press).

Loved this tiny treasure trove of a record store. Although it was a little cramped (realistically only one customer can fit at a time) the selection is a very well curated library of classic jazz records. The owner was very helpful and quickly located what I was looking for from his inventory. You will need to wear a mask to check out the space but I highly recommend squeezing down and digging for some gems. Prices ranged from 1000 to 200000+ for the rarer disks.

Maybe the other review caught Kenji san on a bad day. Today was my first time visiting and he was very sweet, helpful and I can't wait to go back. Amazing collection with nearly 45 years of history in Shibuya.

Terrible!!! The guy is not nice or accommodating in anyway. I asked to see some Miles LPs and he was flat out rude and dismissive. Don't waste your time with this shed of a record store. This is an honest review..