Only one title

Morioka Shoten, a bookshop in Tokyo, stocks copies of only one title each week - the owner, Yoshiyuki Morioka, says this about his shop:

“This bookstore that sells only one book could also be described as ‘a bookstore that organises an exhibition derived from a single book’. For instance, when selling a book on flowers, in the store could be exhibited a flower that actually appears in the book. Also, I ask the authors and editors to be at the bookstore for as much time as possible. This is an attempt to make the two-dimensional book into three-dimensional ambience and experience. I believe that the customers, or readers, should feel as though they are entering ‘inside a book’.”

Read more on The Guardian. The image up top is a publication produced in conjunction with the exhibition Weaving Fabrics for Suits, by Franz Schmidt.