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2027
- Contract
- In Conclusion
- Quit Time Company
- The Radio GEMPEG Show 4
- A Call from the Man
- A Man With Hat
- The Radio GEMPEG Show 3
- Lost in Talking
- A Curious Phone Call
- The Radio GEMPEG Show 2
- Phone Call From 21LO
- The Radio GEMPEG Show
- Challenge the Audio Network
- Return From the Darkness
- Are You There?
- Advertising of GEMPEG
- Piles of Stock
- GEMPEG
- Rotary Press
- Cut and Paste
- Edit the Picked Up Trash
- Rummage Through Garbage Day After Day
- Inside the Garbage Bag
- At 27:42 A.M. on June 8th in 2027
- The Late Alien
- Meet at 3 A.M.
- The Backlash Against Paper Media
- The 21LO’s Room
- 21LO
- Future
- I WANT TO MAKE A BOOK, TOO.
- EXPO 2015
- Hundred Sound of Bracket
- Isaac Asimov's Book of Facts
- The Medium is the Message
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- No Life King
- Book of Life
- Unfinished TV
- TV Dinner
- The Young K, Time Alone
- Curry St.24
- Freezed Desire To Labor
- Time Company
- Sluggish Days
- I'm K
- Newspaper has gone
- Year 2027!
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
It's 2027. Born in 2007, the main character K has no girlfriend and is part of a cultural minority with few friends. In a paperless age with no books, magazines and newspapers, K collects the old media of the 20th century. His little dream is to "make a book" with his friend 21LO! But it goes against the law to make books in the age when the distribution or even printing is impossible and severely restricted without an official government emblem...
EPISODE 13
Illustration: Tsuyoshi Hirooka
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
This book with its glaring cover was released in 2010. It must have been the earliest book with an LCD cover. Not deteriorated at all and still in perfect condition.
It's Douglas Adams's great masterpiece.
The radio comedy series has attracted public attention, and so did its TV series and film version. People find the earth depicted in the book is in the similar situation to the one where we are now. It is a great book which is attracting increasing amounts of attention lately.
Among the last school club the author joined, was a club researching comedy. A place where folks trained to become professional comedians. Training at a school should give people knowledge!
As a common sense of humor between Zakuians and humans, I heard this book has been very useful for humans who were unfamiliar with Zakuians and Zakuians who were unfamiliar with humans.
Text and images: Kurando Furuya, Hitoshi Odajima, Tomoki Kurokawa
Translation: Mariko Takei
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