Held as part of the Aozora Tengoku "Ikoi no Hiroba".

Venues: 33 locations around town, Nojima Oiso Square (2F & 3F), Oiso Town Library, and Oiso Town Local History Museum.

Venue: 33 locations throughout the town, Nojima Oiso Square 2F & 3F, Oiso Town Library, and Oiso Town Local History Museum.

* Closed on Thursdays; on the final day open until 16:00 * Number of exhibited works is negotiable (varies depending on wall displays and table/platform displays) * Participation fee (exhibition fee): ¥10,000 (commission on sold works: 30%)

Announcement of the confirmed holding of Paper Summit 2026. The event will take place on Saturday, May 30, 2026, at the Osaka Merchandise Mart Building (OMM Building), Grand Hall B. Please note that the date and venue have been significantly changed from last year.

Professor 野口武悟 (Aoyama Gakuin University, Library and Information Science), a leading researcher in reading accessibility, and 藤坂康司, a former library director and now bookstore staff who helped realize a library that's more than just a place to borrow books together with citizens and librarians, will have an in-depth conversation about the possibilities of libraries that can only be understood through practice and about the potential for books that reading accessibility brings.

地方で営業するストリップ劇場で、裏方スタッフとして勤務した経験を綴ったエッセイ本です。 B6サイズ / 32ページ ---------------------------------------------- 地方にある小さなストリップ劇場で、四年間、投光スタッフとして働いていた。投光とは業界用語で照明を指す言葉だが、実際には、音響操作や場内アナウンス、受付のもぎり、楽屋の掃除など、裏方業務のほとんどを担っていた。 劇場で過ごした日々は、大きなトラブルや特別な出来事に満ちていたわけではない。むしろ、何気ないエピソードのほうが鮮明に思い出される。淡々と、粛々と、ごく当たり前に鼓動を続ける劇場で生きた四年間は、私の人生を豊かに変えていった。 裸の女性にスポットライトを当てる、ストリップ劇場。ここに綴るのは、そんな少し特別な場所で積み重ねられた、私にとっての日常の記録である。 （本文より抜粋）

This is a reportage book visiting various underground spots. I wrote it with respect for underground cultures that continue to live quietly, hidden from society. SM bars Shibari (bondage) workshops Happening bars Pink cinemas B6 size / 34P ---------------------------------------------- Sometime before the COVID-19 pandemic, on a whim I had the opportunity to visit a place called a “happening bar,” which I had long been curious about. As someone who enjoys exploring underground spaces, it was a kind of challenge. A happening bar is a uniquely Japanese type of adult entertainment venue where people with sexual tastes or interests gather and can naturally engage in activities with other customers. As the name suggests, it’s a place visited in the hope of sudden happenings, commonly referred to as a “hap-bar.” (Excerpt from a Shibari workshop)

結女(yume)　6月24日生まれ　岐阜県出身 Since 2019 she has been based in Nagoya and active as an actor. She has appeared in stage productions, radio dramas, and screen works, working across a wide range of fields. In 2026 she received the Actor Award at an event organized by the Tokai branch of the Japan Playwrights Association. In recent years she has also worked in contemporary dance, expanding her practice into the performance field. Since her student days she has enjoyed visiting underground spots around the country to conduct reporting, and as an extension of that hobby she has an unusual background of having worked as a followspot operator at a strip theater for four years. Recently she has also written essays based on these experiences and mainly exhibits/sells them at ZINE events. Instagram ▷ https://www.instagram.com/yumeitsuki/

時間: 11:00~20:00 ※5月4日（月祝）は11:00~19:00まで

Date & Time: Friday, May 29, 2026 — 12:00-17:00 Saturday, May 30 – Sunday, May 31, 2026 — 10:00-17:00

Opening hours are 9:30-12:30 and 13:30-18:00 (closed from 12:30-13:30)

＜Basic Information＞\r\nTitle: 富岡多恵子の犬\r\nAuthor: 平野明\r\nCover illustration: 本村綾\r\nCover design: 野々なずな\r\nRelease date: November 15, 2025\r\nFormat: B6, softcover\r\nPages: 216 pages\r\nPublisher: 熊猫舎\r\n\r\n＜Synopsis＞\r\nUsing the one dog that writer Taeko Tomioka kept as an entry point, this book re-reads Taeko Tomioka's work as a novelist. "86 Landscapes" compiles summaries of all her novels that have been published in book form. "A Catalog of Insults" collects only the insults that appear in her works. "A Tokyo Guide for Fans" walks the streets of Tokyo where Taeko Tomioka lived, and more. Please enjoy this fanbook of mourning and affection presented by readers born in 1997.\r\nSpecial page → https://199.hatenablog.jp/entry/2025/11/06/200209

＜Basic Information＞ Title: How to Write Author: 平野明 Cover illustration: 岩崎伶奈 Design: 岩崎伶奈 Editor: 平野明 Release date: May 26, 2025 Price: 1,000 yen (tax included) Format: A6, softcover Pages: 70 pages Publisher: 平野明 ＜Overview＞ Not "What to Write," but "How to Write." Under the theme "what does it mean to write," I quoted and reflected on 31 kinds of prose from various books. I made this zine from my current bookshelf; I hope it will serve as a reading hint for readers and help writers broaden the territory of the word "write." Enjoy. Special page → https://199.hatenablog.jp/entry/2025/05/17/111608

Born in 1997. From Aomori Prefecture. While attending university, formed the theater unit "手手" (formerly "夜のピクニック") and began writing plays. Major works include "窓／埋葬" (2023, 双子のライオン堂出版).

I'll be participating in Bungaku Flea Market Tokyo. We don't do much online/mail-order sales, so it's recommended to purchase on-site at event prices. There are travel essays and essays about my return to the doujin scene.