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@daikaiju-yuki
A civilization. A 21st century metropolis. A place where a red-hot adventure like nowhere else can happen. Come with author Raffael Coronelli (Kyushu, How to Have an Adventure in Transylvania) on a journey of universal friendship on multiple visits to CDMX, taking you through the cuisine, the culture, and the people who make it one of the world’s great cities.
CDMX, the book, is out now (link)
World-class cities full of culinary revelations, aboriginal cultures set against breathtaking nature, and a journey to the corner of East Asia. Join Kyushu author Raffael Coronelli on an in-person exploration of an island with a complex and rich identity.
DRAGON INNS: An Adventure in Taiwan is out now (link)
Venture to Japan’s backcountry island on two journeys for the ages.
A kayak voyage down a river gorge home to Yokai spirits. A seafood haven on the Pacific coast. A bar fit for a kaiju. Accompanied by locals and embedded in the culture, join Raffael Coronelli (Kyushu, How to Have an Adventure in Northern Japan) on his greatest Japanese adventure yet — Japan’s most underrated island, Shikoku. Filled cover-to-cover with hundreds of pages of full-color photos, get a vivid look at one of Japan’s great regions.
Shikoku: An Adventure in Western Japan [Coronelli, Raffael] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Shikoku: An Adventure in We
Daikaiju Yuki
Art by RavernClouk
SUPAYRA, the last destroyer, from Mokwa: Lifesblood of the Earth
Artwork by Luke Stelmaszek.
DAIKAIJU YUKI — the second edition
Out now in a deluxe hardcover.
With improved editing and new illustrations, experience the newly definitive version of the original Daikaiju Yuki adventure.
Front cover art by Windsoul, interior illustrations by Alex Gayhart and more
Also in more economical paperback! (Link)
Yuki from Daikaiju Yuki for @raffleupagus's birthday!
If there's one thing I love, it's drawing characters flipping people off, and few characters have "casually flipping people off" energy like Yuki.
Daikaiju Yuki doodles by @sewingbear
The Temple of Narajin from Daikaiju Yuki
drawn by Dillon K. M.
The second edition is out now.
GANEJIN
Drawn by Alex Gayhart for the new edition of Daikaiju Yuki
DAIKAIJU YUKI — the second edition
Out now in a deluxe hardcover.
With improved editing and new illustrations, experience the newly definitive version of the original Daikaiju Yuki adventure.
Front cover art by Windsoul, interior illustrations by Alex Gayhart and more
Narajin from Daikaiju Yuki, drawn by Alex Gayhart
Daikaiju Yuki
New illustration by Revtilian
An adventure if there ever were one
Thanks @mekagojira3k for the review —
Something that has grown more and more obvious as I’ve gone through Coronelli’s How to Have An Adventure series is that the author’s previous experience in narrative fiction helps ease the reader into a vibrant and living world that rides the line of immersive and informative. Once again the author dives into Japan, this time for warmer climes and adventures of a more personal nature. In addition to recommendations and tidbits from history we also get to see, in action, the history of immigration and foreign trade in southern Japan as well as what that organism feels like in modern day. The most affecting aspect of this entry is that we have a little cast, not that there haven’t been locals of note, but these people (some from as far away as Coronelli) join in on the adventures. Deeply fascinating as somebody who is interested in Japanese culture and also as engaging as any narrative.
Yuki Tsubaki and (chibi) Narajin
New official Daikaiju Yuki character sheet drawn by @sewingbear
Come with me and my friends on a road trip back in time, where we’ll visit a town preserved from the mid-20th century Showa era.
Get my Kyushu book (link)
An isle of dreams.
Author of How to Have an Adventure in Northern Japan, Raffael Coronelli, returns to Japan on two southward journeys — first circling the subtropical island of Kyushu, then exploring its secretive corners, forging lasting relationships with the people who make it one of the most culturally exhilarating places on Earth. From big metropolitan Fukuoka, to the natural beauty of Miyazaki, to the corners of Oita Prefecture and the depths of Beppu’s electric nightlife, experience an adventure through history, cuisine, and the universal power of friendship and love on the adventure of a lifetime in Kyushu.
The new epic from the creator of Daikaiju Yuki is out now.
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