Replacing capacitors in older electronics
That's a bulk capacitor for a simple linear power supply, so nothing special is required. It is made by Nippon Chemi-con, so it is not a cheap bad quality capacitor to my understanding. The CE04 W is the capacitor model series, CE04 is very old and at least the datasheet I found on CE04 series does not list capacitors with this high capacitance.

Almost any capacitor with matching capacitance (4700 uF) and matching or exceeding the other parameters is fine. So the voltage must be at least 25V, but it can be more if you can't find a 25V capacitor. The temperature rating may be rated for 85 C due to longevity reasons even if the temperature does not go up to 85 C. So for same reasons, you might want to have the same 85 C rating, or if you can't find one then larger temperature rating is fine.