Album metadata · Recording identifiers

Daikanyama Night Café

Nanashino-chan · 8831422 Records CH

A 25-track Lo-Fi Jazzhop collection built around warm city lights, quiet cafés, late-night focus, and understated urban atmosphere. This page helps production teams identify the exact recording and move directly to a licensing inquiry.

Lo-Fi Jazzhop Tokyo Night Study & Focus Café Background Music
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Daikanyama Night Walk

ISRC QZ-ES6-26-85145

Prototype note: For layout testing, the 25 YouTube IDs are loaded from the attached videos.js tokyo collection. They are dummy preview assignments and are not confirmed matches for the displayed titles or ISRCs.

Release date
Track count
25 recordings
Distribution UPC
821513426053
Catalog status
ISRC indexed

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25 of 25 tracks
No. Track title ISRC Metadata Action
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Metadata review: The distributor source currently shows “.Slow Signals” with a leading period. Confirm the official delivered title before making this page indexable.
Last reviewed: 27 Sep 2026

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Faster identification

For brands, agencies, editors, and music supervisors

  • Identify the exact released recording by title and ISRC.
  • Confirm the album, release date, label, and distribution UPC.
  • Reach the rights contact without searching through distributor screens.
  • Export clean metadata for a cue sheet, shortlist, or internal review.

Important distinction

Identifier, not proof

What an ISRC does—and does not—confirm

An ISRC identifies a particular sound recording. It does not, by itself, prove copyright ownership or grant permission to use the recording. Licensing is confirmed separately in writing for the specific project and scope.

  • ISRC = recording identification
  • License = permission for a defined use
  • Agreement or receipt = evidence of permission

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