Exhibition of Japanese Portable Record Players Opening in Tokyo #MusicMonday
Over 100 small, portable vinyl record players will be on display in an upcoming exhibit at the Lifestyle Design Center in Tokyo, Japan. The exhibit opens this Saturday and runs August 28th, Spoon & Tamago report.
Translated from the exhibit page, using Google Translate:
Record heyday of the 1960s and 1980s.
The accustomed to listen to a lot of Japanese people are, like, such as a toy,
was a small portable record player.
As a device that people of the street to enjoy the music, are mass produced as discarded making,
has been disposable been with the times, is the era of products such as Adabana. However, when we look at the modern eye, a small variety of functions in Jaco (radio, from the cassette echo, rhythm box, until the keyboard) that cram, in design in interesting, nor many products, such as enjoyed just form Yes you. Audio manufacturers as well, electrical manufacturers, of course, a toy maker and, sometimes until the heavy industry of the company, to the handy record player to a wide range of industries have worked in, a variety of ideas and design of the high-growth period of the Japanese people is harnessed you have. In this exhibition, exhibition of the interesting cute player about 100 points, which colored the everyday music landscape. I will introduce with commentary by Mr. Fumito Taguchi of Koenji-disk is the owner.
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