Introducing Akihabara-related doujinshi circles participating in Comiket 97

Comic Market 97 is just around the corner, with next month just around the corner.
I think the winners of the clubs have been announced and they are now busy preparing.
There will likely be some circles among the participating circles that create doujinshi related to Akihabara...
So, this time I would like to introduce some Akihabara-related circles.

Introducing Akihabara-related circles

Akiba Engineering
~Photos that vividly capture the scenery and people of Akihabara~

Many of the photos taken by this club are vivid images of people walking around Akihabara and the scenery.
Personally, I was impressed by the photo book of the Kanda Festival.
The expressions on the faces of the people carrying the mikoshi were so vivid in a good way!!
I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of photo books will be sold at Comiket 97.

Hungry Bear
-Including information on food and drink in Akihabara and other areas-

", which featured restaurants in AkihabaraAkiba de Gohan" and began activities.
He is currently working on a book on the theme of "travel, hobbies, and food."
While also covering Akihabara, the book is packed with various information about food and drink, such as the local cuisine encountered during travels and the intersection of hobbies and food.Bona* Petite :-)" will be on sale from Comiket 96.

hamashun ~Showa retro Akihabara themed photography~

He takes many photos of Akihabara scenery and Akiba culture.
Akihabara after the last train and Showa retro landscape photos,Portrait photo collection(※1) was also sold.
*1 A portrait is a photograph in which a person is photographed.
And this time, the third installment,Akihabara Showa Retro Photo Collection 3" and ", who is taking cosplay photos.Uhimaru" and a joint magazine "Cosplay Photographer Trio (working title)" will also be on sale.

QDAT ~A must-read for anyone who wants to live in Akihabara!!~

If you live in Akihabara, you must read this doujinshi:Living in Akihabara. "
It's packed with information about Akihabara, including the development status of the area, property information, population by age group, and ramen restaurant information!
I recommend this book to anyone who lives in Akihabara, wants to live there, or is interested in it.
そ し て,15th anniversary of the club's foundingTo commemorate this, "Living in Akihabara VOL.30" will be released at Comiket 96.
The special issue was a full-color, voluminous special edition that featured "Living in Akihabara" and the city's 15-year history, including aerial photographs of Akihabara during the day and night, and a reprint of a past article on the last train schedule.

Image is from VOL.28

Mystery Discovery with Tea ~Doujinshi that will make your otaku life even more enjoyable~

The group began its activities in late January 2014 with the aim of creating doujinshi that would make otaku life more enjoyable.
I create doujinshi about stylish restaurants in Akihabara, recipes for food suitable for drinking at home, and a guidebook for finding a partner for otaku men.and sells them.
At the next Comiket 97, the new book "Easy recipes for drinking at home: Russian cuisine" is said to be a doujinshi that will be created.

Twinkle Planet ~Created by a tour guide who knows Akihabara inside and out~

Akihabara tour guide "Akiba Ruki".
If you have a book with you when walking around Akihabara, you won't have any trouble, especially if it's a special feature on date spots.AKIBA Guide Book" series.
Also, at the previous Comiket 96, there was a doujinshi called "I live in Akihabara" was released.

Teramiya Lab - Akihabara scenery captured by various cameras -

This is a group that has published photo books not only of Akihabara scenery, but also of airports, airplanes, trains, and more.
The photo book "Yoruchiyoda Vol.2 Akihabara Fisheye," which captures Akihabara at night using only a fisheye lens, left a lasting impression on me because I thought it was unusual.
At Comiket 97, they plan to distribute "Yoruchiyoda Vol.3 Akihabara Shichihenge (tentative title)," which features photos of Akihabara taken with seven cameras, including film cameras and mirrorless single-lens cameras.