As a long-time jazz enthusiast, I was excited to listen to Kono Subarashiki Sekai, and it did not disappoint. Tsuyoshi Yamamoto’s trio delivers an exceptional mix of intricate melodies, smooth improvisation, and deep emotion throughout the album. The balance between rhythm and harmony is masterfully executed, creating a beautiful musical landscape. The standout tracks showcase their unique chemistry and ability to tell a story without words. The piano work by Yamamoto is delicate yet powerful, and the accompanying bass and drums provide a solid foundation that allows the melodies to truly shine. The vinyl pressing itself is superb, with rich, warm tones that truly capture the essence of jazz. Whether you’re a seasoned jazz fan or a newcomer, this album is an absolute must-have for your collection. Highly recommended!

This is a beautiful reissue of a timeless jazz-funk classic from Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media. The clear sky blue vinyl looks stunning in person and matches the warm, atmospheric vibe of the music perfectly. The sound quality is excellent — clean, full, and well-balanced with great presence on the horns and rhythm section. The album blends soulful grooves, mellow jazz lines, and a nostalgic mood that makes it easy to keep flipping back to Side A. Even if you’re not deeply into jazz-funk, this pressing is smooth, accessible, and very enjoyable from start to finish. A great addition to any vinyl collection.

This limited reissue of Toki by the Hidefumi Toki Quartet is a wonderful addition for anyone who enjoys smooth, expressive Japanese jazz. The recording has a warm, intimate feel, and Toki’s saxophone tone is especially beautiful — rich, airy, and full of emotion. The pressing quality is impressive: low surface noise, clean dynamics, and a nice balance between the rhythm section and the lead lines. It’s the kind of record that feels great both for focused listening and for relaxing late-night spins. A timeless session that absolutely deserves to be back in print. Highly recommended if you’re exploring 70s–80s Japanese jazz or simply want a refined, soulful record in your collection.

Zigazo is a fantastic reissue from Isao Suzuki, showcasing his unique approach to tone, groove, and improvisation. The album blends deep, earthy bass lines with vibrant jazz fusion colors, creating a sound that is both experimental and very listenable. The pressing quality is excellent — clean playback, solid dynamics, and a warm, detailed low end that really highlights Suzuki’s musicianship. The vinyl feels well-produced and quiet, making the overall experience very enjoyable. Whether you’re a long-time collector of Japanese jazz or just discovering Suzuki’s work, this edition is a strong pick. A distinctive and rewarding record that’s easy to recommend.

This clear-vinyl reissue of Smile by Takeo Moriyama exceeded my expectations in every way. The pressing quality is excellent—quiet, clean, and with great clarity even in the more intense passages. Moriyama’s drumming feels incredibly dynamic, and the transparency of the vinyl actually gives the album a unique visual charm when spinning. The packaging is simple but tasteful, and the jacket reproduction is crisp. Even though the item is now no longer available, I’m very happy I managed to secure a copy. For fans of Japanese jazz or collectors looking for high-quality reissues, this pressing is absolutely worth having. Highly recommended.

One Day by Hideki Ishima is a peaceful and atmospheric record that feels perfect for slow mornings or late-night listening. Ishima’s playing has a warm, expressive tone, and this vinyl pressing captures the subtle details of his performance very well. The sound is clean and smooth, with minimal surface noise, allowing the gentle melodies to really shine. The packaging is simple but tasteful, fitting the calm and introspective mood of the album. As a whole, this LP offers a relaxing and immersive listening experience. If you enjoy melodic instrumental music or want something soothing for your collection, this is a wonderful release to own.

Sonzai no Uta is an album that feels both intimate and deeply emotional. Hiroki Tamaki’s performance has a raw, honest quality, and this vinyl pressing captures that feeling wonderfully. The sound is warm and detailed, especially in the quieter passages where his voice and instrumental textures come through with great clarity. The artwork and packaging are also beautifully done—simple but full of character, matching the tone of the music perfectly. The pressing itself is clean with very minimal surface noise, making it a very enjoyable listen from start to finish. For anyone who appreciates thoughtful songwriting and a personal touch in production, this LP is absolutely worth adding to your collection. I’m very glad I picked it up.

Band maid unseen world is another epic album from these amazing musicians, they never fail in anything they do

Band maid never fail in anything they do, they are one of the best bands in the world and this album showcases that

Oh my god the packaging of the albums were awesome thank you. The album has no flaws sounds great and the artwork of the album is totally bad ass and color vinly clear red is really special. The side slip on the album nice touch and rare to have almost threw it in the trash. Too bad it’s not on the other albums that I have New Beginning Brand New Maid Just Bring It World Domination and Conquer all of them were bought on Amazon US. Again thanks for great service and looking forward of purchasing more all female Japanese rockers ROCK CDJapan!!!!

Oh my god the packaging of the albums were awesome thank you. The album has no flaws sounds great and the artwork of the album is totally bad ass and color vinly clear red is really special. The side slip on the album nice touch and rare to have almost threw it in the trash. Too bad it’s not on the other albums that I have New Beginning Brand New Maid Just Bring It World Domination and Conquer all of them were bought on Amazon US. Again thanks for great service and looking forward of purchasing more all female Japanese rockers ROCK CDJapan!!!!

Oh my god the packaging of the albums were awesome thank you. The album has no flaws sounds great and the artwork of the album is totally bad ass and color vinly clear red is really special. The side slip on the album nice touch and rare to have almost threw it in the trash. Too bad it’s not on the other albums that I have New Beginning Brand New Maid Just Bring It World Domination and Conquer all of them were bought on Amazon US. Again thanks for great service and looking forward of purchasing more all female Japanese rockers ROCK CDJapan!!!!

Saucerful is the group's alchemist album. This edition is very special because it contains the monaural version in excellent quality. The obi and liner notes in Japanese also make it extra special. The cover material makes it endearing. Now I understand why it's Nick Mason's favorite album.

Cutie Honey is such a classic track from Kumi Koda and it sounds even better on vinyl. Love this as a fun collectible. Only small disappointment is that the other b-side tracks from the original LOVE & HONEY single release weren't included on this LP. Otherwise it's a fun addition to my collection.

A classic sounding album that fits the vinyl medium very well .The highlights for me being the deeper cuts such as you & I , stand by . Always and always , and Baby London Star, sounding expecially good on vinyl . But of course also contains 2 of BuriGuri’s hits in There Will Be Love There and Tsumetai Hana. Definitely happy to have this on vinyl .

Anonther Japan pressing from Stones latest! Great sounding 2- Lp with extra Japan Stuff. Best sonding record stones record in many years! Recomended!

Clean and perfect for nostalgia. The music takes me back to the 90s when this pop music was common. I still love it!

Un album da avere, forse il migliore da solista di Gilmour. Sperando non sia l'ultima opera di David, non potevano aspettarmi di meglio al vaglio dei suoi quasi 80 anni.

This is a powerful and emotional song, delivered with a lot of heart by Loren Allred in the role of Aerith. The lyrics and composition reflect Aerith's feelings within the game very well, and Loren Allred has a powerful voice, which she knows how to use and control. All of these elements combine to make a very nice listening experience. There is an additional version of the song on this record, which is more in a pop style, similar to how certain animated musical films will use a pop version of the theme song for the closing credits. It's possible that not everyone will be interested in this version, but even for those who aren't interested in this version, the record is probably still worth it for the in-game version. There are also instrumental tracks for both versions on the B-side, which would be suitable for karaoke. Physically, this item is very cute. The record is made of pink-colored vinyl (matching Aerith's color), and the booklet with song lyrics and pictures of the concert scene in the game is nice. Overall, this would be a worthwhile addition to a record library for fans of Final Fantasy VII and Aerith.

Every fan of Yamato music needs this album. The value of this new master is more than just a regular re-release, it allows listeners to hear elements and instruments that never were accessible before. Choral segments are emphasized; guitar pieces feel more deep; exciting tracks move with more warmth and thrills. In short, this album is a GREAT addition to the collection!