Tokyo's Best Record Cafes for Music Lovers
Source:
@tokyoweekender

5 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app5 cafes in Tokyo: Meikyoku Kissa Lion, epulor, Recoco Record Cafe, and 2 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Tokyo Weekender.

Meikyoku Kissa Lion
Coffee shop
4.5
Step into the oldest meikyoku kissa, established in 1926, for an immersive classical music experience. Admire its Showa-era charm, red velvet accents, and towering 3-meter-high speakers. A must-visit for audiophiles.

epulor
Bar
4.3
Experience a chic solo date spot with specialty coffee and natural wine. Enjoy a seamlessly moving DJ and an art gallery corner. It's nestled in the atmospheric Nakameguro neighborhood.

Recoco Record Cafe
Cafe
4.2
Work or relax in this accessible cafe with power outlets and Wi-Fi at every seat. Indulge in retro drinks like melon cream soda and a cute record-shaped Baumkuchen cake. Check their website for entrance fees.

SUB Store Tokyo
Cafe
4.8
Discover this treasure trove in Koenji, serving authentic Indonesian food and snacks. Enjoy coffee or alcoholic beverages while exploring records and books. Check Instagram for periodic live performances and DJ events.

CITY COUNTRY CITY
Cafe
4.6
Cozy up in this cafe and record store featuring cool vintage accents. Browse over 5,000 vinyls across genres and savor their iconic pasta dishes. It's a true music hub experience.
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