We Share Records now has a fixed Sawtelle shop, even though an older website description still presents the business as pop-up only. Owner Tsugu Itagaki's official opening posts in early 2026 establish the current storefront, and subsequent stock updates confirm an active retail operation. The selection centers on Japanese records, with 1970s through 1990s city pop, boogie and jazz fusion among the useful starting points. New reissues and used copies offer different ways into that music, so the edition matters as much as the album title. Choose We Share for a focused Westside vinyl visit, then pair it with Record Surplus when the day also calls for a broader used-CD or bargain-bin browse. The two shops serve quite different collecting aims.
What you will find
New and used Japanese vinyl, including city pop, boogie, jazz fusion and related recordings, with collectible originals and current reissues.
2025 Sawtelle Boulevard in the Sawtelle area. The current official social profile confirms the fixed shop; older pop-up-only website text is out of date.
Local tips
Bring pressing details if choosing between an original Japanese issue and a reissue. Add Record Surplus for a wider Westside physical-media browse, allowing a separate trip between the addresses.
CouchLot researches store information using official sources, local reporting and collector communities. This is an independent guide to a third-party shop. Inventory and policies change. Check the shop's official source before making a special trip.