Announcement calling for vendors for “Setomachi Book Marche Vol.4,” to be held at multiple venues in Seto City. The event will include a bookstore market featuring bookstores, second-hand bookshops and independent sellers; a Hitohako small bookstore market; and a ZINE market. The event date is June 7, 2026. Information is provided on vendor slots (including 13 slots for ZINE creators / general slots, etc.), booth sizes, and participation fees. First-come, first-served.

A book event held at Toyama Station. Over two days, a market brings together secondhand bookstores, new releases and little presses, records, food & drink, and artist booths from mainly the Hokuriku region as well as Tokai, Kansai, and Tokyo. Free admission.

A book event held at Toyama Station. Over two days, a market brings together used-book dealers, new releases and little presses, record sellers, food and drink vendors, and artist booths from the Hokuriku region and from Tokai, Kansai, and Tokyo. Free admission.

A flea-market–style book event held at Nishiyama Shopping Street where bookstores, zine creators, and general participants set up stalls. Booths are limited to approximately 25 groups on a first-come, first-served basis. There are two types of booth spaces, and items sold are primarily books (other goods are allowed if roughly half of a stall's offerings are books). The event will go ahead in light rain; it will be canceled in severe weather.

5/16 Fukiage Hall, 2nd Fashion Exhibition Hall 11:00–16:00 Admission ¥500. My booth is E-22 (∩´∀｀)∩ It looks like this will be the last Nagoya event this year, so please come by! I'll be bringing a scary story themed around an 'accident property' titled 'My Grandparents' House', two previously published zines, and the paperback pouches that sold out at ZINE Fest Osaka. Thank you very much!

An all-genre anthology of essays, poems, comics, and other works by people with listening difficulties (LiD).

Self-described writer and book lover. Hosts the “Tokai LiD/APD Peer Support Group” under the name S.Y.

A sales event focused on information-themed doujinshi and indie publications. It will be held on November 1, 2026 from 11:00 to 16:00 at Bellesalle Jimbocho (entire building) and the Annex. We are recruiting 310 exhibitor spaces. Each space measures 90 cm (W) × 45 cm (D). The participation fee is "at least ¥7,000 per space as a gesture" (any amount is acceptable). Items for sale will mainly be all-ages information/commentary doujinshi.

The first Osaka edition of "Omoshiro Doujinshi Bazaar", an exhibition and sales event specializing in indie books and information-oriented doujinshi. Date and time: June 28, 2026, 11:00–15:30. Venue: Nishi-Umeda, Mainichi Building Umeda M Hall. Free admission. Secondary exhibitor recruitment is full (additional openings may be possible from the cancellation waiting list).

A two-day book event held at HDC Kobe. It features a book market by popular bookstores and publishers, an exhibition and sale of chairs ideal for reading, a café where you can enjoy coffee paired with books, and a mobile bookstore (BOOK CAR). The venue is the B1F Station Plaza and the 1F Front Plaza.

A ZINE compiling sketches from train trips on the Iida Line in Aichi. 148×105mm 8 pages (including front and back covers), full color

Collected soothing books that benefit the mind and body. Why not take a moment to relax with a book in hand? While running a stall at a one-box used-book market, I posted recommended books on X. I chronicle everyday moments related to books in a picture-diary style. Full color, 20 pages, A5 square size. Comes as a set with a handmade original notebook and a mini ZINE.

A limited-time ZINE pop-up shop "Meiten", 6th edition. In addition to ZINEs by numerous creators, there will be sales of regular works and drawings. Held at Enoshima UMIYAMA GALLERY from May 9 to 12, 2026, 11:00–19:00 (until 18:00 on the final day).

A collection of poems by beginners Hisami Fujisaki and Koji Fujisaka.

A zine festival starting in Tome: "ZINE STATION in TOME (Jinsute)". A small cultural festival where people who draw, write, make, talk, and view will gather is scheduled to be held at Hoshikuzudo on June 13. Further updates to follow.

Captivated by the narrow cluster of buildings called Hosokakaiku along the Shinbori River in Aichi Prefecture, the author assembled this zine as a highly personal guidebook. These buildings stand alongside the river at the bare minimum width and, through their modest appearance, convey a sense of intimacy. By classifying them according to their characteristics and uncovering their distinctive design codes, the author offers a private taxonomy. Produced as an attempt to verbalize and record these scenes—which may be lost in the future due to redevelopment and decay—not as "finished objects" but as "temporary cross-sections," this book documents a personal interest and viewpoint.

A painfully honest essay by a woman (the author) who got hooked on the Tokyo Revengers pachinko. Synopsis: On July 7, 2025 (Reiwa 7), the day I caught a bit of beginner's luck on my beloved 'RibePachi', I grabbed a one-way ticket to hell. I came to worship Mikey — whose over-the-top hot sequences outshone even my ultimate favorite, Keisuke Baji — and my sense of money slowly began to go haywire. A painful, realistic chronicle of a pachinko novice's downfall as she burns through ¥100,000.

An essay-style story based on the author's experiences living with a mental illness, depicting the raw confusion, delusions, and everyday life. I recorded my memories and feelings from that time—slightly humorous, slightly painful. Synopsis: Was the world watching me? Voice actors, parents, passersby... a "soul-sharing" system connecting everyone! A fandom-immersive autobiographical zine every otaku should read!

I mainly distribute zines in Nagoya. My work focuses on essays and shishosetsu (autobiographical fiction).

A market event themed 'Let's learn about ZINE', featuring around 20 vendor booths, a papercraft workshop by POLYFIG using ZINE unfolding diagrams, talks by zine creators, and behind-the-scenes stories from organizer Rerere Fuji.