Side Business ZINE

Instead of a side job supplementing one's main occupation, "multiple occupations" refers to engaging in various jobs concurrently. Some do it because they can't live on what they love alone, others to expand their capabilities, and some to find a sustainable way of working. The 15 stories of multiple occupations reveal the current state of work and society.

Table of Contents:
It's working out for now - Osamu Konuma

Tell us about your multiple occupations
Freelance photographer x Lifework photography and activities x Part-time job - Hikita Chisato
Monk x Part-time lecturer x Marketing outsourcing - Yoshiki Ukai
Care worker x Illustration production and remote work x Flea market app selling - Yuka
Editor, writer x Antique dealer x Night emergency reception - Shun Asami
On-site childcare x Bento sales x Art/design activities - Rie Mori
Author's assistant x Freelance writer, editor - Yuki Okada
Brand/store management x Library counter x Cleaning x Tennis court maintenance - Tsubasa Takahashi
Writer x Babysitter x Pet sitter x Part-time at a rabbit specialty store - Anna Nagata
Writer x Community manager x Radio personality x Event MC x Photographer x Housemaster x One-day cafe staff, etc. - Aoi Hirano
Air conditioning maintenance company x Artist x Book collector - Anonymous
Company employee x Korean interpreter/translator/coordinator - Mikhopper
Consulting business x Home care business - Kantaro Yoshida
Bookstore x Town council member x Fields x Writing - Tetsuya Mori

Multiple occupations without aiming for the top - Pursuing amateurism - Kanako Yamamoto