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Very good japanese jazz rock. Sound is very good and nice to enjoy and listen to. I like it a lot and recommend.

Very good album and great to listen to. Sound is very good and I recommend to others as well to listen.

King Crimson is one of my favourites and I really like it. Super concert and the sound is very good. I recommend to others as well.

Very good concert and sound is also great. I recommend it a lot. King Crimson is one of my favourites and I really enjoy this.

Santana is one of my favourites from the start. Sound is very good and I recommend it a lot. Great listen!

El mejor setlist para el mejor escenario posible.Asbury park.Concierto de los mejores de la gira y connuna gran calidad de sonido

Ride on Time perfectly captures the glamorous, free-spirited vibe of Japan’s bubble-era urban life, blending tight funk basslines, lush horn sections and silky vocals to become the definitive masterpiece of City Pop.

For You is a tender sonic portrait of Tokyo’s quiet summer evenings. With restrained arrangements and dreamy harmonies, Tatsuro Yamashita turns fleeting urban loneliness into eternal musical romance.

Remastered original CD copies of his iconic works retain the warm analog texture of the 80s, offering the purest listening experience of Yamashita’s legendary sound.

It's a chic Shibuya-kei album that brings back memories of youth, with really great music. I absolutely love the arrangement's timbre and the use of effects. If possible, I'd like to live until the day this band reunites. Only someone from that era could write such pure Shibuya-kei songs.

Guitar and stringed instruments are the soul, while the bass and drums complement each other wonderfully, creating a fresh and unworldly auditory experience.

While a far cry from the phenomenal albums Wayne Shorter released in the 60s, these tracks will worm into your ear and germinate. Though not typically categorized as spiritual jazz, give this a listen if you're a fan of the genre. Solid jade green disc reminiscent of translucent green vinyl.

Decades after release, Tatsuro Yamashita’s classic albums still win over global new fans. His fusion of Western soul, funk and Japanese urban aesthetic made him the undisputed King of City Pop

Big Wave wraps breezy surf-rock and Brazilian bossa nova into sun-drenched City Pop. It feels like driving along the coastal highway with ocean wind rushing through the open car window

Yamashita’s obsessive pursuit of studio perfection shines through every track. His layered self-production and precise vocal layering set an unmatched high bar for Japanese pop production in the 1980s.

This photo book was more than I could have imagined. It is very sturdy and well organized. It arrived undamaged with how well it was packaged.

Sooo cute and fits perfectly on the acrylic stand bench from the series! Such a cute accessory for a BSD collection.

So cute and good quality! Chuuyas hat rim came a bit bent from packaging but it can be easily fixed!

Sooo stinking cute, came perfectly with no scratches and as shown in the pictures, the finger puppets fit perfectly on the bench but I’m sure nendoroids would also fit nicely.

It's hard not developing a superiority complex when hearing talk from those discussing the newest thing, but who haven't witnessed R2J animation, lack of interest missing the point. Or even worse: those in to Japanese animation, but nothing of note- only current. HAVE YOU SEEN CHAINSAW MAN?! Lol. No. Now go take a nap- the adults are talking. Equal to Memories in (almost) every regard (Memories a white Amaray), but also features a BGM track, as well as its dub, should you want to take a break from Japanese. Sleeve forms a trinity, the other two being Princess Mononoke & DYRL? (Renewal). Most R2J animation jackets belong on-display however, so aforementioned grouping takes into account not just illustration, but title's significance.