Thank you Miss Justine Fahd for these beautiful photos and this lovely Tokyo Guide Zine mention.
Oooo what a super fun day we had at the MCA Zine Fair on Sunday!
Such lovely company with fellow zinesters Yumi Takahashi and Rhys Turner.
Yumi made a beautiful art / collage / drawing / painting zine printed on recycled paper and hand-bound using a traditional Japanese binding technique. And Mr 'whatcha mean whats a zine' Turner made two beautiful zines (printed very professionally on the best paper stock ever), one about a mummy skater and the other was a collection of Holga photographs from his travels in Europe.
Our little 'Quality Row' also included the amazing Lee Tran Lam and her beautiful Paris zine which sold out before lunch time (but if you email her she might make more!) and Sonya Gee and her 'zomg you're sick' care packs.
Rhys Turner and Sonya Gee.
Madeline
Tamryn
Olivia and MT
The Hello Sandwich Tokyo Guide Zines SOLD OUT at the zine fair!
But you can still buy the PDF version online at Hello Sandwich Shop!
Here is a little sneak peek.
ahhh - now it's back to normal life after zine hibernation!
Until the next zine fair!
Love Love
Hello Sandwich
xxx
Special thanks to Rhys Turner, Liane Rossler and Justine Fahd for the reuse of images in this post. xxx
I'm so happy you posted the sneak peak, it really looks great!
ReplyDeletejust bought it, the sneak peaks were so lovely i couldn't resist! (i planned on waiting until i got closer to my moving date, but oh i spend so much of my time just daydreaming about tokyo that it couldn't be helped ^^)
ReplyDeleteoh this zine is fantastic!! you've really inspired me to go to Tokyo and Ill be taking your little zine along with me :)
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ReplyDeleteIt looks good, nice place references as well : ) Japan Rail looks confusing, haha.
ReplyDeleteso great!!! it looks so well laid out and makes some wonderful tokyo treasures really accessible for all the japan lovers out there:) and i would also have loved to have seen yumi's beautiful art one, and lee tran lam's lovely paris one, etc etc! next time!
ReplyDeleteAaw, such a nice post. Thanks for the mention too. xx
ReplyDeletecongrats on selling out your tokyo guides!! weeeee! omedetou!!! it is such a beautiful zine, i can't wait to take it around tokyo with me!!!
ReplyDeleteit looks so good!!!! i love the "cut and paste" style and it looks so easy to read with simple but very kawaii layout!! and the zine fair looks たのしそう！gorgeous photos, and you look so cute there ebo-chan♪
ReplyDeleteGreat post and lovely photos! The sneak peak is a nice touch! Thanks for GREAT day! Was my first time behind the tables and am glad it was with you in quality row! Hope you sell out again!
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OH MY GOSH!!!
ReplyDeletei wish i could have gone to that!
your guide looks AMAZING!!!!!!!!! good job ebony!!
i would LOVE to have one of your guides!!
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ReplyDeleteIt looks great! Congratulations on selling out, though I can't imagine how you wouldn't, your zine is both fun to look at and practical to use and have! Will it be available indefinitely on your site, or are they limited?
ReplyDeletehow fabulous! this is definitely the must-have accessory for when i eventually travel to tokyo!
ReplyDeletei wish i were in tokyo during the art fest, n i wish i could buy that book there on the spot!! seems like a vy interesting n fun event!!
ReplyDeleteso cute!! I would love to know more about those areas...sometimes I find myself in Jiyugaoka thinking, "now what?" Can I get a print version of Hello Sandwich anywhere?? And how can I find out about future zine fairs?? :)
ReplyDeleteHi! I just purchased it online yesterday, but I forgot to leave the best email address: tehlinz[at]yahoo.com :]
ReplyDeletewhat an exciting blog! and so funny pictures, made me smile when I scrolled down the page! :) seems like a great deal of fun
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day!
Many greetings from masy in norway :)))
Looks like so much fun! Wish I could be there! Off to purchase the pdf version now :)
ReplyDeleteGoing to Tokyo in Sept
ReplyDeletePurchased guide for stationary mad teenage daughter
Best email is calevaki@netspace.net.au not defunct bigpond!
Thanx a million
my summer plans just got way cooler: i'm going to tokyo! first stop: the hello sandwich tokyo guide. i can't wait!
ReplyDeleteeven before i knew i was going, i was coveting your guidebook.
www.summergoals.tumblr.com
I wish I had it last week!
ReplyDeleteI love your little booklet! Hope to one day visit Tokyo. It must also be a lot of fun to make one!
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