The second issue of the independent magazine NEUTRAL COLORS reminds us of the time we spent in the study house and of those days when we shivered at the magazine.

There is probably no one who can say loudly in front of this magazine that the Internet is replacing paper.

Naonori Kato is the editor-in-chief of the independent magazineNEUTRAL COLORSThe "personal is the most creative," and the makers of the "Mere Old Man" carefully and meticulously weave what they have visited with their own feet and seen with their own eyes.

The magazine was launched in May 2020 after its predecessors, "NEUTRAL," "TRANSIT," and "ATLANTIS," and has delivered the "now" of every country in all its forms and with all its passion, at a time when physical connections between people are becoming less and less. The magazine has delivered the "now" of every country with the passion of its own.

And now the second issue has been published. The second issue is already on sale, and we would like to show you a little of its interesting theme and inside pages.

The story of the editor-in-chief himself visiting an elementary school for the first time in decades.
He looked at the origins of education at Yosanoumi Support School and learned about the magic of Steiner education in Germany.
The diverse colors of Bhutan's hip-hop scene intrude into the black hole of Kyoto University's Yoshida Dormitory.
The "Brief Talk" by a current teacher exceeds 20,000 words, and the descendants of immigrants dance in the school.
Other examples: Iceland, Kagoshima, Brazil... "What is a school?

The photos also convey an insatiable quest for all things, an unusual love for paper.... The old feeling of flipping through the pages of magazines as if you were licking them will surely come back to you.

To learn more, please contact Kaori Takayama, the leader/writer of "Magazine isn't dead.Huinam BlogRead the following. The magazine's wonderful writing is written with dancing brush strokes.