Tokyo TDC (Tokyo Type Directors Club) has long used typography as a medium to reflect the evolving role of graphic designers across different eras. It captures the changing purposes, standards, and meanings of design, while pushing the boundaries of what's possible through awardwinning works. Tokyo TDC--The Best in International Typography & Design--also embodies this spirit in its annual yearbook, making it a musthave publication for designers every year! The 2025 edition features 486 selected works across 11 categories, including photography, web design, branding, logos, packaging, and posters, showcasing the latest trends in contemporary typography and visual expression. Each project notes the primary typefaces used, allowing readers to explore their character and application logic. The book also includes a foreword by the Tokyo TDC Annual Awards Judge John Warwicker, along with winners' comments and short biographies, offering both rich visuals and insightful perspectives on the evolution of typography and graphic design. The Tokyo TDC VOL.36 (Traditional Chinese Edition) is A5, 464 pages. The cover is designed by Dohyung Kim, with interior design by Muramatsu Takehiko. A distinctive spot green with white screen printing creates a striking visual identity.