Thank you for your attention. I have recorded and am selling the ambient sounds from Haneda Airport, Matsuyama Airport, and trains departing from Shikoku. I will continue to increase my collection of works. Please look forward to it! 

When recording on cassette tapes, several benefits become apparent, especially when compared to CDs or digital formats:

• Analog Warmth: Cassette tapes offer a unique analog sound quality that many audiophiles and music enthusiasts describe as "warm." This warmth is often missing in the crisp, clean sound of digital recordings and CDs.

• Physical Interaction: Using cassette tapes involves a tactile experience that digital formats lack. The act of inserting a tape, pressing play, or rewinding fosters a more intimate connection with the music.

• Art and Aesthetics: Cassettes can offer a nostalgic aesthetic not just in sound but also in physical form. The artwork and design of cassette tape covers and inlays can be appreciated as part of the music listening experience.

• Durability and Longevity: While tapes can degrade over time, they are surprisingly resilient to damage from scratches or exposure to sunlight, unlike CDs. With proper care, cassette tapes can last a long time.