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Located along Shibuya’s Fire Street, record shop Coco-Isle Music Market stocks a wide variety of Jamaican and reggae music – from mento and ska, to rocksteady, early skinhead reggae, roots rock reggae, 80s and 90s era dancehall. They also carry traditional, slack-key and ukulele music and Hawaiian AOR, and have a dedicated vintage Hawaiian LP corner. If you can’t make it over to the shop proper, you can check out their collection through their online shop.
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Transport Shibuya station (JR, Tokyo Metro Chiyoda, Ginza, Hanzomon, Keio Inokashira Lines)
Telephone 03 3770 1909
Open 12noon-9pm / closed on Tue
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