D-Tective (Japanese Version)
¥ 700
D-Tective · by Don Cortez
D-Tective (Japanese Version)
¥700
Tax included
D-Tective is a fun and insightful zine that lets you in on the secret methods for guessing the "size ;)" of a guy, just by looking at clearly visible clues. No clipboard required, but you will feel like a very naughty detective.
Uniquely based on social science! (1000+ people read!) Yes, really. Science has never been this cheeky.
Dirty, yet flirty and memorable, which makes it a handy icebreaker. Pull it out at the right moment and watch the room get interesting.
Includes a log for your first 20 readings, so it makes a fun gift too. Consider it a starter kit for the friend who already thinks they're a detective.
One copy costs less than a pair of the lowest and highest shrine/temple stamps, and it's just as culturally relevant!
Credits and licence
Product designed by Don Cortez for Arkilon Ltd / Gay Agenda Asia. © Arkilon Ltd + Don Cortez 2026. Reproduction of this product or design is strictly forbidden. All rights reserved. For licensing, please contact us at [email protected].
About the Designer
Meet Don, AKA The Mayor of 2Chome (that’s Tokyo’s gay district, for the uninitiated). He’s an American Scrabble enthusiast, social butterfly, avid people watcher, and a card-carrying connoisseur of LGBTQIA+ and pop culture.
Don double majored in Political Science and Japanese Language and Culture at Eastern Michigan University, and he has spent over 15 years living in Japan, working in product development and marketing. Not a bad way to earn the title of Mayor.
When he’s not at work, he’s busy creating. His list includes YouTube, cooking, singer-songwriting, music production, singing, dancing, acting, MC’ing and drag. Frankly, we’re tired just typing it. “D-Tective” is his first foray into writing and printed media, and he plans to keep going with more chaotic, fun, adult-themed booklets.
Don believes it doesn’t matter how much you age. Everyone is capable of learning something new that can change their outlook in a positive way. We’d say that’s a good philosophy for a Mayor.
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