"I created this store because I wanted to do something for up-and-coming artists. We can hold small-scale, but intense live events, and with the increasing number of people putting a twist on merchandise, we can produce cassettes and T-shirts in small batches. We choose to do things that we think will contribute to the activities of indie artists."
In addition to cassettes by artists that have actually been made in the store, the store also sells cassette players, Buddha machines, zines, synthesizers, effects pedals, imported goods, and anything else that catches Nakazato's eye.
"I wanted to create a place where artists from different industries could come together, like Andy Warhol's Factory. The interior is an inorganic space that can match any taste and highlight the appeal of the items. I also want to hold many experimental workshops, making it a playground for adults."
This is a place where the next generation of cult stars are likely to be born, so if you visit regularly you're sure to discover new talent.
The shelves are filled with Nakazato's love for things. 
The pad printing machine (left) and cassette tape duplicating machine (right) are essential items in the workshop. 
They also have a wide selection of players, some of which are sourced directly from overseas manufacturers. From the left: Clear cassette player 6,500 yen, Audio Crazy 80s boombox 22,000 yen, ByronStatics cassette Walkman 5,500 yen, FM3 Buddha Machine 1 2023 6,500 yen. 
Nakazato-san's recommended cassette works: Lou Garou's "XXX" (left) and Yaru's "Bonraku" (right). Both are 2,000 yen.
