Authored by Kumiko Ohara, writer of the seminal work "Weekend in Hong Kong: Finding Good Things," which introduced Hong Kong culture from the perspective of miscellaneous goods, and Shio O’Kaji, an editor who brought to the world works like Yasuharu Konishi's "Boku wa Sanpo to Zatsugaku ga Suki Datta," the ZINE "HONG KONG JUNKIE: We Mūn Ngáan Jūng Dīk Hēung Góng" features their respective perspectives on their shared love for Hong Kong.
This unique ZINE is structured so that reading from the right side reveals Ohara's "Hong Kong: An Endless Journey," while opening from the back presents O’Kaji's "Diary of a Hong Kong Addict." Their joint interview is published around the middle, where the two sections meet. Beyond food, these two individuals, who have loved Hong Kong for many years and witnessed its evolution, can eloquently describe and discuss what changes and what remains the same, the small insights of seasoned travelers, and the profound charm of the city and its culture revealed by repeatedly visiting the same places. This book, filled with love for Hong Kong, will prompt every reader to ponder "my Hong Kong" and recall the joys of travel. Comes with a first-come, first-served sticker bonus.
Published by editorial and graphic designer Miho Chiba's label, "dee’s magazine BOOKS."