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A Tokyo recording studio in Setagaya that has produced albums and sound sources across many genres since 1997.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Studio abRiR (アブリールスタジオ) is a recording studio operated by Abrir Co., Ltd. (株式会社アブリール), located in Kinuta, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. According to its official website, the studio opened in 1997 and has since produced and delivered numerous albums and sound sources spanning many genres. It is situated about a seven-minute walk from both Seijogakuen-mae and Soshigaya-Okura stations on the Odakyu Odawara Line. The studio is equipped for high-resolution audio production, maintaining both the latest Pro Tools HDX 2020 and the older version 10 for compatibility, and supports high-resolution sound source production on both versions. It also has Blackmagic video cards, enabling recording sessions where the control room and recording booth view the same video simultaneously — useful for scoring (gekiban) recording. For scoring production, the studio handles music mixing in theatrical 5.1 surround for both live-action and animated works. It rents instruments such as drums and MIDI keyboards, and can link the fourth-floor reception space with the fifth-floor control room and booth to allow simultaneous recording of a band lineup including drums, bass, keyboards, electric guitar, and scratch vocals. Recently it has also been used for livestreaming concerts from the recording studio. Pricing is described as reasonable, with a system where clients choose by the engineer in charge, and each engineer has their own package rates. Discount rates are available for long-term use such as album production, to be discussed at the time of application. For requests involving large recording lineups or wanting everyone to record simultaneously, the studio can also book and negotiate with external studios with which it has close relationships. It also accepts location recording at halls and rehearsal studios. The company profile lists the corporate name as Abrir Co., Ltd., with headquarters at 8-21-7 Kinuta, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. The company was founded (創業) on April 1 of Heisei 1 (1989) and established (設立) on September 11 of Heisei 9 (1997), with capital of 10 million yen. The representative director and president is Yuki Tsutsumi, and the auditor is Ikuko Kanamori. Annual sales are listed as 28 million yen. Business activities include recording studio operation, metal engraving production/sales/classes, and real estate management. Major clients include Seven Arcs Co., Ltd., JVCKenwood Victor Entertainment Corporation, Warner Music Japan Inc., Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings, Inc., Konami Amusement Co., Ltd., Keio Plaza Hotel Co., Ltd., Kosai, and galleries.

History

Studio abRiR is operated by Abrir Co., Ltd., a company whose corporate history predates the studio itself. According to the company profile, the business was founded (創業) on April 1 of Heisei 1 (1989), while the company was formally established (設立) on September 11 of Heisei 9 (1997). The recording studio opened in 1997, the same year as the company's establishment, and has since produced and delivered numerous albums and sound sources across many genres. The studio is located in Kinuta, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, about a seven-minute walk from both Seijogakuen-mae and Soshigaya-Okura stations on the Odakyu Odawara Line. Over the years it has built capabilities for high-resolution audio production, maintaining both the latest Pro Tools HDX 2020 and the older version 10 for compatibility. It has also added Blackmagic video cards to support synchronized video viewing between the control room and recording booth, which is particularly useful for scoring (gekiban) recording. For scoring production, the studio handles theatrical 5.1 surround music mixing for both live-action and animated works. The studio rents instruments such as drums and MIDI keyboards and can link its fourth-floor reception space with the fifth-floor control room and booth to enable simultaneous recording of a band lineup including drums, bass, keyboards, electric guitar, and scratch vocals. More recently, it has been used for livestreaming concerts from the recording studio. The company's business activities extend beyond the studio to include metal engraving production, sales, and classes, as well as real estate management. As of the company profile, annual sales are listed at 28 million yen, with capital of 10 million yen. The representative director and president is Yuki Tsutsumi, and the auditor is Ikuko Kanamori. Major clients include Seven Arcs Co., Ltd., JVCKenwood Victor Entertainment Corporation, Warner Music Japan Inc., Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings, Inc., Konami Amusement Co., Ltd., Keio Plaza Hotel Co., Ltd., Kosai, and galleries.

  • Company founded (創業)

  • Company established (設立); recording studio opened

  • Prices, system, and equipment revised; new engineer added

  • Photo gallery added, equipment list revised, engineer profiles updated

Products and positioning

A reasonably priced, multi-genre recording studio in Setagaya, Tokyo, offering engineer-selected packages and support for scoring, band recording, and livestreaming.

  • Recording studio services

  • Music mixing (theatrical 5.1 surround)

  • High-resolution audio production

  • Instrument rental (drums, MIDI keyboards)

  • Livestreaming from the studio

  • Location recording

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