【予約受付中／5月中の入荷予定】 here and there vol1 - vol.13.5

About the productJapanese

"here and there" is an alternative magazine launched in 2002 by Nakako Hayashi, a former editor of Shiseido's corporate culture magazine "Hanatsubaki." Since its launch, "here and there" has garnered enduring popularity around the world, fusing fashion, art, and culture with a unique editorial approach and a DIY spirit of "recording things worth recording among your own time, friends, and events." It has distinguished itself from the rigid model of conventional magazines.
From the early stages of the magazine, Nakako Hayashi has invited a group of unique creators active in a variety of fields to help with writing, photography, and design for ``here and there,'' including Susan Cianciolo, Pascal Gaten, Mark Borthwick, Maeda Yukinori, Homma Takashi, Ann Damus, Mike Mills, Miranda July, Kim Gordon, Ellen Fleiss, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, BLESS, Cosmic Wonder, Shimabukuro Michihiro, Koganezawa Taketo, etc., as well as Hattori Kazunari, who has served as art director since the first issue.
Its style is poetic and introspective, capturing real emotions and life moments in the form of conversations and letters, exploring subtle and deep feelings between people. Here and There is currently 15 issues in print.


This new collection publishing project is an expansion of the collection "here and there 1 - 10" published by Nieves Books in 2012, adding content from issues 11 to 13.5. To celebrate the publication of this book, Nakako Hayashi has asked many of her longtime friends to co-author messages and memories, while Kazunari Hattori, the designer from issues 1 to 13.5, has also created a new front and back cover for the book.
*All front and back covers are individually silkscreen printed in three colors.


This collection book, which is over 1,000 pages long, is a valuable work that traces the changes in fashion, art, and society that have been told through Nakako Hayashi's creative work at here and there over the course of more than 20 years.
The work also vividly expresses Kazunari Hattori's design philosophy of "intentionally breaking the rules after understanding them," allowing you to feel the aesthetics of graphic design that have been passed down through the generations.


● Profile of Yoko Hayashi
Hayashi Nakako Born in 1966. Editor, writer, curator and researcher. After working on the editing of Shiseido's Hanatsubaki magazine, she went freelance in 2001 and launched here and there in 2002. She has been involved in the creation of exhibitions that originated from publication planning, such as the "Baby Generation" exhibition in 1996 and the "Expanding Fashion" exhibition in 2014. Her publications include "Expanding Fashion" (2011), "Reasons to Make" (2020), and "Me and Hanatsubaki" (2023). From 2023, she will be enrolled at the University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion (PhD candidate /Fashion Journalism). Her research title is "Living, Thinking and Creating Together: Becoming through here and there, an Alternative Magazine."

HAYASHI, Naoko Born 1966. Editor, writer, curator and researcher. After working as editor of Shiseido's Hanatsubaki magazine, she became freelance in 2001 and launched here and there in 2002, and has been involved in the creation of exhibitions that originated from publication projects, such as the Baby Generation exhibition in 1996 and the Expanding Fashion exhibition in 2014. Her publications include Expanding Fashion (2011), Tsukuru Riyuu (Reasons for Making) (2020), Watashi to Hanatsubaki (Me and 'Hanatsubaki') (2023), etc. From 2023 she has been at the University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion (PhD candidate / Fashion Journalism). Research title: 'Living, Thinking and Creating Together: Becoming through here and there, an Alternative Magazine'.


●Kazunari Hattori Profile
Hattori Kazunari is a graphic designer born in Tokyo in 1964. His main works include advertisements for Kewpie Half, art direction for the magazines Ryuko Tsushin, here and there, and Mayonaka, VI for the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum of Art, Niigata City Art Museum, and Hirosaki Brick Warehouse Museum, art direction for the Hermes event Petit h Objects, graphic design for the exhibitions Expanding Fashion and Voice Noma: Yoshimasu Gozo, a Whole-Body Poet, book design for photo books such as Homma Takashi's Extremely Good Style and Nakahira Takuma's For the Coming Words, and poetry books such as Okamoto Kei's Knock There and Osaki Sayaka's Opening Your Hands in the Darkness, as well as artwork for the rock band Quruli. He has received the Mainichi Design Award, the 6th Kamekura Yusaku Award, the Tokyo ADC Award, the Tokyo ADC Members' Award, the Hara Hiroshi Award, and the Tokyo TDC Grand Prix.

Product Information

release date Late April 2025

Part numberGFSN10758W-2526101460027

Specification Format: 210mm x 297mm x 50mm
Number of pages: 880
Paper: Text Manken Print White 80gsm
Cover Munken Pure Rough 300gsm
Inside pages: 4-color printing
Front and back cover technology: Black, white and blue 3-color screen printing
Weight per book: approx. 2.1kg
Print run: 500 copies

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