Five O'Clock Tokyo zine collection by Craig Atkinson - literary perzines about life in Japan, seasons, and habits with short stories and art

These are Canadian editions of zines by Craig Atkinson.
Each zine is approximately 4.25" x 6"
Zines are available in a convenient bundle pack, or individually.

As summarized by Craig...

Five o’clock in Tokyo. Issue 1: Seasons.
This is a group of thoughts that I’ve been wanting to write for a long time. A lot of my zines are about my past, but here I am finally able to write about the now. This zine is my current life as a man in my early 40s living in Tokyo.
There is a piece about death and cancer, so if that is a TW for you, feel free to skip the piece.
(16 pages)

Five o’clock in Tokyo. Issue 2: Habitual.
This zine has a few stories by me and also a short story by a local friend here (Hengtee Lim).
There is also another local contributor that drew the splash page of this zine (Kittyzilla).
The subtitle and theme for this zine is habitual.
(20 pages)

Five o’clock Tokyo. Issue 3. (No subtitle, but name change.)
This is another intimate perzine. These stories are current thoughts that I have running through
my mind. There are 3 typed stories, and 1 hand written one.
(20 pages)

Five o’clock Tokyo. Issue 4: My 43 Tips On Life
This zine is about the rules and tips that I have implemented into my life over the last 43 years. This isn't an advice zine, a how-to, self-help, but a celebration of my life for me, and something I felt like sharing.
(12 pages)

Five o’clock Tokyo. Issue 5: The Haves
This zine is a mixed bag of old photos, an old story, a new story, and an insight into how the story was written.
Featuring "The Haves" & "Hometown Heroes"
(16 pages)

Five o’clock Tokyo. Issue 6: Handwritten Issue
After taking a new online writing course, Craig applies some new techniques he's learned to an old-school technique of making zines - totally by hand. And the result is pretty amazing. "Handmade", "The Scar", "Strong Hands", "Zinespiration" and more!
(16 pages)