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Explore the City of Lights with the Type 7 Travel Guide to Paris, our latest addition to the Type 7 Travel Guides series following Milan and Tokyo.With a curated selection of over 200 locations, all tried, tested, and lovingly photographed by the Type 7 team and broken down into six essential categories, the book is the ultimate companion to experiencing the French capital like a local. From established, century-old bistrots to up-and-coming niche listening bars, each spot that makes Paris a must-visit destination for fashion, art and gastronomy is highlighted with thoughtful descriptions and rich analog photography. To help the reader navigate the city’s vast offerings, essential stops are marked with the “24 Hours in Paris” badge.Presented as a hardcover volume and clad in a beautiful shade of French blue linen, the Type 7 Travel Guide to Paris is both an immersive guide for the discerning traveler and a collectible object owners can proudly display in their homes.

The Type 7 Guide to Milan is the second of a new series of premium travel guides published by ERG Media, aiming to provide readers with a perfect companion to Italy’s enchanting second city, capital of the arts, power, and finance. Explore over 200 locations carefully selected and tested by the Type 7 team for the discerning traveller, from multi-generational fried pizza shops in the shadow of the Duomo, to the best tiramisu you will likely ever have, to the birthplace of the negroni sbagliato.  Readers will also experience rich analog photography captured by the Type 7 Team across over 200 pages, capturing the bustle, elegance, and timeless style of Milan, inside a pistachio-hued thread sewn cover which references the culinary traditions and architecture of the city.

Type 7—the daily magazine powered by Porsche—is proud to present a new line of premium travel guides published by ERG Media. The first in this series showcases the enchanting city of Tokyo, encapsulating the vast city into essential categories such as Eat, Drink, Rest, Shop, Architecture, with local recommendations for each. Tailored for the discerning traveler, the guide features a selection that ranges from the luxurious to the secret sushi spots in Tsukiji fish market’s alleyways, and what might be the most revolutionary and delectable pizza globally.

Immerse yourself in the soul of Japanese listening culture with Jazz Kissa, an expansive photographic exploration of Japan’s iconic jazz cafés, known as Jazz Kissa. The book is the result of over fifteen years of dedicated work by photographer and cultural historian Katsumasa Kusunose, who has meticulously documented these intimate spaces and the people who keep their spirit alive.The publication features a foreword by Devon Turnbull, founder of Ojas, whose handcrafted speakers and installations have become touchstones of the modern listening movement. His words connect the philosophy of Jazz Kissa with today’s global resurgence of high-fidelity audio culture. Woven throughout the book is a special exploration of the design of the Hi-Fi equipment, from the legendary Altec A7s to iconic JBL speakers and bespoke amplifiers, revealing how the physicality of these machines shapes the emotional experience of listening. The aesthetic choices of these cafés are inseparable from the sound they produce, making them both temples of music and showcases of design excellence.Printed on specially sourced Japanese paper inspired by the texture of Altec A7 speakers and wrapped in a traditional OBI strip, Jazz Kissa is both a cultural document and a beautiful object in its own right.

Embark on a journey around the planet and discover the world’s most beautiful tennis courts through the sun-drenched photography of Emanuele D’Angelo of Broken Rackets. Published by ERG Media, Paradise Courts features a curated selection of over 200 original images by D’Angelo, highlighting the exclusive courts of five-star hotels as well as public courts in the heart of New York and along the legendary beaches of Rio de Janeiro.  Bridging the timeless allure of the sport with fashion, travel and lifestyle, D’Angelo’s signature images transport the reader on a dream itinerary across the globe: explore Paris and the culture around the sport with an expansive interview with ATP player Reilly Opelka by Foster Kamer, and step inside the John Lautner-designed Sheats-Goldstein House for a conversation with its owner and tennis aficionado James Goldstein. Presented as a large format, hardcover-bound volume with a tennis-ball-yellow spine and an elegant green velvet slipcase, Paradise Courts is a statement art book for the true connoisseur, ready to take the center stage on the coffee tables of private homes and club houses alike.