Museum of old record players in Nagasaki Pref.

Museum of old record players in Nagasaki Pref.

A man operates a wind-up gramophone (front) at the Onyoku Museum in Saikai, southwestern Japan, in August 2015. Visitors to the museum can listen to vinyl records with valve amplifiers and other antique equipment of their choice. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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