HOW TO BOOK IN JAPAN (ENGLISH EDITION)$16
Neutral Colors
2024
“The English version of How to Book in Japan was created especially for debut at the 2024 NY Art Book Fair. It was produced by NEUTRAL COLORS to bring the voice of Japanese creators to the world. At the end of the book, information on the location of Riso Studios, resources, and recommended bookstores in Japan is included.
The Japanese edition of How to Book is the third in the world, following How to Book in Berlin. In the spirit of the New York edition, it is composed of the voices of 20 publishers, booksellers, and artists active in publishing in various regions throught Japan. It is intended to serve as a guide for those who decide to publish a book, whether it be an art book, a collection of artworks, or anything else.
With ingenuity and ideas, it will not be made in mass production or a very small number of copies, but a "book" that others can pick up and that has room to expand. We hope that it will be a useful tool that guides, encourages, and gives hints so that those who really want to create do not have to give up. Contributors' activities vary in style. Each contributor has his or her own beliefs about what to make into a book and for what purpose. When you create a book, you will need to find your own way to make it your own. We hope that this book will once again serve as a guidepost for you in your search.“ - NEUTRAL COLORS
Production Details
5.5 x 8.46 in
44 pages
Saddle stitched
1color Risograph printed with an MF635
Interior: 103kg A-Plan Pure White
Cover: 130kg Rasha “Asagi”
Colophon
Edition of 500
Published by NEUTRAL COLORS
Translated by Monika Uchiyama
Designed by Daisuke Kano and Erisa Yamashiro
Neutral Colors
2024
“The English version of How to Book in Japan was created especially for debut at the 2024 NY Art Book Fair. It was produced by NEUTRAL COLORS to bring the voice of Japanese creators to the world. At the end of the book, information on the location of Riso Studios, resources, and recommended bookstores in Japan is included.
The Japanese edition of How to Book is the third in the world, following How to Book in Berlin. In the spirit of the New York edition, it is composed of the voices of 20 publishers, booksellers, and artists active in publishing in various regions throught Japan. It is intended to serve as a guide for those who decide to publish a book, whether it be an art book, a collection of artworks, or anything else.
With ingenuity and ideas, it will not be made in mass production or a very small number of copies, but a "book" that others can pick up and that has room to expand. We hope that it will be a useful tool that guides, encourages, and gives hints so that those who really want to create do not have to give up. Contributors' activities vary in style. Each contributor has his or her own beliefs about what to make into a book and for what purpose. When you create a book, you will need to find your own way to make it your own. We hope that this book will once again serve as a guidepost for you in your search.“ - NEUTRAL COLORS
Production Details
5.5 x 8.46 in
44 pages
Saddle stitched
1color Risograph printed with an MF635
Interior: 103kg A-Plan Pure White
Cover: 130kg Rasha “Asagi”
Colophon
Edition of 500
Published by NEUTRAL COLORS
Translated by Monika Uchiyama
Designed by Daisuke Kano and Erisa Yamashiro
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We ship worldwide using USPS and UPS.
Small Editions will not be responsible for packages once they leave our studio. Lost or damaged packages must be filed as a dispute with the carrier. We recommend selecting UPS for all international orders.
We take great care of our products and packaging to prevent all damage to the final product. Any damages during transit must be formally filed with the delivery company. We are not responsible for any delays caused by the carrier and will not process any refunds for late deliveries.
All orders require at least 7 business days to be fulfilled.
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS
We recommend selecting UPS for all international orders. International customers may also be charged additional customs, duties, and import fees upon entry into the country, depending on the country's policies. These are the buyer's responsibility and cannot be estimated by Small Editions, so please consider this when placing international orders.
RETURNS AND EXCHANGES
These are often hand-bound publications — hand-collated, hand-stamped, and hand-assembled in our studio. They are irregular by nature. Small Editions does not offer returns or exchanges.
We ship worldwide using USPS and UPS.
Small Editions will not be responsible for packages once they leave our studio. Lost or damaged packages must be filed as a dispute with the carrier. We recommend selecting UPS for all international orders.
We take great care of our products and packaging to prevent all damage to the final product. Any damages during transit must be formally filed with the delivery company. We are not responsible for any delays caused by the carrier and will not process any refunds for late deliveries.
All orders require at least 7 business days to be fulfilled.
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS
We recommend selecting UPS for all international orders. International customers may also be charged additional customs, duties, and import fees upon entry into the country, depending on the country's policies. These are the buyer's responsibility and cannot be estimated by Small Editions, so please consider this when placing international orders.
RETURNS AND EXCHANGES
These are often hand-bound publications — hand-collated, hand-stamped, and hand-assembled in our studio. They are irregular by nature. Small Editions does not offer returns or exchanges.
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