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Record Grading in Japan: Consistently Inconsistent

Record grading in Japan doesn’t function as a single, unified system. Instead, grading behaves differently depending on where it takes place — at record fairs, inside large chains, and within independent shops — even when similar grades appear on the labels. This video observes how grading works in context, without explaining grading systems or defining rules. It focuses on behavior, repetition, and environment rather than instruction. Seen together, these approaches can feel contradictory. But they aren’t. The grading never changed — the context did. This video is observational, not instructional. It is not a buyer’s guide or a tutorial. Part 2 in a series on record grading in Japan. #RecordGrading #VinylRecords #JapanVinyl #JapaneseRecordStores #UsedRecords #vinylcommunity