3 Things to Know About Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Music for Nine Post Cards

It was made for a museum, not a record store Yoshimura originally sent the album to the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo, intending it to play inside the building.

Visitors demanded a wider release After museumgoers kept asking about the music, the album was released to the public.

It’s ambient music designed for a specific space The album was composed to fit the museum’s atmosphere, not for casual home listening.