Observing Street Signs in Taiwan Observation, Design & Photography by une Cover: Silkscreen printing 56 pages Printed in Japan

- I write essay zines. - In February 2026 I released my first essay zine "Living While Remaining Sensitive". - Based in Tokyo, Japan. - I like the Chuo Line and Gen Hoshino

"I want to make a ZINE, but don't know where to start." This two-session workshop was created for beginners in response to that kind of feedback. Session 1: Planning ✍️ We'll start by generating ideas and shaping them into a single issue. Session 2: Binding & Distribution 📦 Learn how to produce the finished ZINE and how to deliver it to readers. Together with guests who have actually created ZINEs, you'll make your "first issue" and proceed hands-on through the process of creating and distributing it. Inspired by last year's ZINE event at 01village, you'll also hear firsthand stories from people who completed their first ZINE, as well as real talk about printing, binding, sales, and distribution. 🌱 01village supports new challenges. Try turning your ideas and projects into words and form to share them. Making a ZINE is a great first step. Turn "someday I'd like to try" into "I made it this year!" Beginners are very welcome! If you're interested, please feel free to join us ✨ Event details: https://01village.jp/blogs/20260201

A history talk event by Seishiro Mizuno, a history writer born and based in Nagoya. He will present a new theory on the Battle of Okehazama.

A talk and signing event to commemorate the publication of 'The Flamingo on the Silver Rink', the new book by Nagoya-based author Noran Nijino.

This is a talk and signing event with mystery writer Tadashi Ota, who publishes the micro-novel zine 'Arifureta Houseki'.

We roast our own coffee beans and do antique repairs. You can enjoy reading while drinking drip coffee in the shop. We have started carrying zines and plan to increase our selection in the future. We also carry works sent from as far away as Okayama Prefecture.

Opening hours vary depending on the day of the week. Friday: 12:00-22:00 Sunday & public holidays: 12:00-17:00 Closed: Monday & Tuesday