Mr. Fart Recoil Damage

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🏳️‍⚧️📢 CALLING ALL PUBLISHERS! 📢🏳️‍⚧️ "Non-Binary Lookbook" has comics, art, and essays about fashion and gender by a non-binary person in Japan. Want to see this book published outside of Japan? Then get in touch and boost this post! ✨Email me at yamauchinaomanga@gmail.com✨

宣伝用漫画(英語)

Hi there, everyone!
 
My name is Yamauchi Nao.
I was born in Japan in 1993, and I identify as non-binary and genderfluid.
I currently make manga and live with
my partner and our dog.
 
Right now, I'm looking for publishers interested in publishing this book in languages other than Japanese.
 
A book about fashion
by a non-binary person living in Japan
 
I love wearing a lot of vintage
secondhand clothing, but I also
wear other styles like lolita!
I’ve also written some essays about
my outfits and about being non-binary.
 
Includes 5 essays, 2 comics,
4 columns and 62 illustrations
 
If any of this sounds interesting to you,
please spread the word about my book
or contact me directly if you are interested
in publishing it overseas!
 
Email me at yamauchinaomanga@gmail.com
 
I wrote this book to spread awareness
about non-binary people and fight against
stereotypes and discrimination.
 
I hope you’ll consider reading it
and helping me get the word out!
内容のサンプル(英語訳つき)

● November 9th 2013
My partner and I met some people at university and ended up having a wedding ceremony thanks to them.  The only blood relative who came was my older sister. This is the special outfit I chose to wear at the wedding reception, although I actually wear it all the time… The KENZO pants are a little motheaten at the back, so I need to get them patched up. I love this outfit’s beautiful silhouette, and the complex embroidery on the jacket spices it up a lot.
 
UNIQLO HEATTECH underneath
 
An embroidered jacket from H&M’s 2013 collection
 
Secondhand KENZO pants from PASS THE BATON
in Omotesando that I’ve had for ages
 

Pumps that I bought from who knows where
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● April 22nd 2022
It’s been a while since I participated in the Tokyo Pride parade. In an interview before the parade this year, one of the organizers opposed the use of the phrase “give us our human rights.” I was so shocked and sad that I felt like I had to do something, so I quickly slapped together a sign and jumped on the train. This is what we were wearing. It was rough being called “ma’am” over and over again as I wandered the booths at Pride. I didn’t feel like I belonged there.
 
Nightgown I found at a vintage store called “curious” in Omotesando
 
Jane Marple blouse
 
Semi-custom skirt

Tights from Tabio
 
Repetto shoes
 
TSUMORI CHISATO shirtdress
 
Vintage coat I found at SLOW in Omotesando
 
Clothes from Dot and Stripes
 
ecco shoes
 
We need to talk about human rights
 
Give us our human rights
内容のサンプル
5essays, 2mangas, 4columns and 62 illustrations