Oshman's x Tower Records culture-mix collaboration project, a 0-minute walk from Shinjuku Station!

A commercial facility directly connected to the Southeast Exit of Shinjuku Station, "Shinjuku StationFlagswhich has a store at "OSHMAN'Sand "Tower Records (TOWER RECORDS). is currently holding a collaborative project, "PLAY ▶.

"Music in Sports, Music in Sports ." . The campaign, which crosses genres, is called "Music to Sports. Tower Records Shinjuku Store will have a running and surfing theme zone, while Oshman's will have a 10-track listening machine that features albums recommended by Tower Records staff, including "10 albums recommended for running," "the best album for background music when going to the beach," and "background music for a campfire at camp. The "Oshman's" will be equipped with a 10-track listening machine that introduces albums recommended by TOWERECO staff.

Illustrator.FACEThe visuals expressing the two companies' "PLAY ▶" featuring the two companies are also hip. The poster will be prominently displayed, and customers who spend more than 8,000 yen in total at both stores will receive either an original sakosh with a new illustration by FACE or a sticker.

A music connoisseur is immersed in music , and the rest of the world is uninteresting to him or her. They are not interested in the other fields, so they keep their hands to themselves. There is a way to enjoy culture by pursuing a single field, but these days we are no longer living in such an era. As an aside, I would like to say that I enjoy listening to the best music from around the world every day in my free time, and surfing on the weekends, while I go about my daily business. In this age, the spotlight is on those who are mixing cultures in their daily lives.

What I'm trying to say is that since there are professional stores for each field in the same building, it would be a waste not to go to both! I'm talking about the fact that you have two stores in the same building, each with professionals in different fields, so it's a waste not to go to both! You may find something new just by going up and down the escalator a little bit, whereas you would normally just peek at one storefront and go home. If you happen to be in Shinjuku, be sure to stop by!