Atomic Cities: Tokyo - Neon Moon Over Shinjuku

Book 13 in the Atomic Cities Series
By Keith Elliott

The city is blinking. So we sent someone who doesn’t.

This retrofuturism book blends mid-century sci-fi charm with Japanese folklore, poetic absurdity, and vivid AI-generated concept art. In this 13th volume of the Atomic Cities series, Keith Elliott turns his gaze to Tokyo — specifically a Shinjuku that hums with haunted circuitry, vending machines that remember too much, chrome spirits, and timelines slightly out of sync.

Inside you’ll find:

• 25 illustrated vignettes set in a glitching Tokyo that might be dreaming of you

• Stories like The Pachinko Oracle Hall, Digital Tanabata Tree, and Final Train to Nowhere

• A surreal blend of nostalgic tech, sentient bureaucracy, karaoke ghosts, and shrine-based emotional recursion

Each entry is a visual postcard from the poetic edge of speculative design — where myths digitize themselves, timelines misbehave, and vending machines file their own reports.

Perfect for fans of:

•     Retrofuturism books
•     Sci-fi art books
•     AI art and futuristic concept art
•     Visual storytelling sci-fi
•     Speculative fiction with a Japanese twist

Whether you’re drawn to mythic foxes, glitching lanterns, or vending machines that sell fragments of emotion, Tokyo – Neon Moon Over Shinjuku is your portal to a future-that-never-was… but may still remember you.

ISBN: 979-8284651452

Independently Published