
Kikoku | 帰国
Yasuko’s self-published manga “Kikoku” is an unadorned retelling of her unplanned return to Japan to attend the funeral of her grandmother, and the experience of reuniting with family after years spent apart.
Price: AUD $12.00
To purchase any of the below, please contact me. I can organise postage for Japan and Australia, or a digital download for people based elsewhere.
Yasuko’s self-published manga “Kikoku” is an unadorned retelling of her unplanned return to Japan to attend the funeral of her grandmother, and the experience of reuniting with family after years spent apart.
Price: AUD $12.00
My contribution to Soft Stir issue 2 — Stories of Healing.
The work explores the relationship between societally internalised racism and body image, particularly as it relates to the monolid eye as an archetype of the east-Asian face.
I recall my own healing journey through a central narrative of a trip to a cosmetic store: the realisation that my internalised ideals were an artificial construction, provoking an anxiety I never knew I had.
A mini zine about Yasuko’s travels in Paris.
Price: AUD $3.00
A zine collaboration between Yasuko and four Japanese friends: Kana, Chiharu, Seira and Mari — exploring the differences between Australia and Japan.
Price: AUD $5.00
Illustrated column series focusing on the perspective of women in their thirties, by way of Yasuko’s personal experience.
A zine exploring (east) Asian beauty standards and misogyny in Japanese culture.
Price: AUD $5.00
A serialised comic diary about my experience working in a western-Sydney Lebanese restaurant. (Unfinished.)
シドニーのとあるレバノン料理屋さんで英語もまだ話せないのに体当たりで仕事をしてみた体験を綴った漫画。
*完結していません。
Volume eight in the 0-8 magazine series, exploring beauty standards in Japan.
Price: AUD $5.00
An illustrated zine made for an one-night event, ‘a fitting love’, in Tokyo.