Oggi:Japan's pink collar fashion magazine for work Oggi magazine is published by the well-known Japanese magazine publisher Primary School Museum, positioning itself to hope that women can not only go to work happily, but also play confidence and enjoy themselves from work.

Oggi Magazine is based on the philosophy of the publisher The magazine's content often exceeds the number of pages of other women's magazines in the same genre, allowing you to enjoy reading it all at once, such as information on fashion shows in New York, London, and Paris, the birthplace of fashion, and is a source of knowledge and curiosity for many women readers between the ages of 25 and 30.

TBS TV is a Japanese wireless TV station broadcasting in the Kanto region, and is the core bureau of JNN, one of the five major TV networks in Japan. The company was established on March 21, 2000, as a wholly owned subsidiary of Tokyo Broadcasting Corporation.

MagazineWorld: Japan Magazine Information Book is a well-known magazine book in Japan with a number of well-known magazines covering life, food, design, fashion, etc.

MagazineWorld's The magazines include:ANAN Women's Magazine, GinZa Magazine, Popeye Magazine, Brutus Magazine, CasaBrutus, TarZan, HaNaKo, etc.

Korea Culture Daily was founded on November 1, 1991, as a cultural rather than a general newspaper. 1995, as cultural newspapers became increasingly marginalized, it was transformed into a general newspaper.

Founded in 1966, The Daily Economy is the largest economic newspaper in Korea, with a circulation of about one million, and is a must-read for business people in Korea. The Daily Economy accurately predicted this economic and financial disaster and provided advice to the Korean government on how to deal with this terrible financial crisis. As a result of the Daily Economy's accurate and timely forecasts and recommendations, Korea copied the newspaper's policy recommendations almost unchanged after it fell into the financial crisis, so much so that the newspaper was later hailed as Korea's lifesaver.

The Korea Herald is the largest English-language general newspaper in Korea, formerly known as The Korea Republic. It uses English to cover a wide range of information, including entertainment, politics, sports, business, life, and many other areas, and its website was officially launched in 1995, with more than 40,000 visits per day.

Nihon Keizai Shimbun is the most influential economic professional newspaper in Japan and the world, and is also recognized as a relatively authoritative and rarely politically partisan newspaper in Japan in terms of politics and economics. The website is available in Japanese, Chinese and English.

"Nishinihon Shimbun" is one of the three major local newspapers in Japan, founded in 1877 and published by Nishinihon Shimbun, formerly known as Chikushi Shimbun. West Japan News" is mainly published in Kyushu, covering politics, economy, sports, entertainment and other areas.

"ViVi" (ViVi) is one of the most popular fashion magazines in Asia, was founded in Japan in May 1983, issued in Japan on the 23rd of each month, the main reader group for the 20-30-year-old female working group, its content mostly for beauty, clothing with, hair, accessories style, fashion trends, etc.. In 2000, the Chinese version of ViVi was born, named "Xinwei".

getnews.jp (ガジェットCommunication) is a news station founded by the Tokyo Industrial News Agency that publishes the latest news from Japan, allows news submissions , and also provides live programs.

"Weekly Shonen Jump" is the most widely distributed serialized manga magazine in Japan, and the first of the three major Japanese weekly juvenile manga magazines, the other two being and. The magazine was launched in 1968 (Showa 43) on July 11, affiliated with, Jump pirates as its mascot. In addition, the Chinese version of "Weekly Teen Jump" is Taiwan's "Baojima Teen" and Hong Kong's "EX-am Weekly" respectively.

Mainichi Shimbun is Japan's oldest newspaper and a household name in Japan, formed by the merger of the Tokyo Mainichi Shimbun and Osaka Mainichi Shimbun in 1911. On December 30, 2013, Cheng Yonghua published an op-ed in the Mainichi Shimbun titled "The Wrong Place for a "Vow of No War"", which targeted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's misconceptions about his visit to Yasukuni Shrine.

Chunichi Shimbun is the fifth most widely circulated newspaper in Japan, and is published by Japan's Chunichi Shimbun.;

Japan "Hebei New Newspaper" was founded in 1897, published by the Hebei New Newspaper Society, it has the characteristics of fast, extensive information, precise content, and active form, integrating reference, knowledge, enlightenment, fun, and readability in one, and is a window for the general readers to know the outside world, a channel to absorb the beneficial achievements of the outside world, and a forum to promote It is a window for readers to know the outside world, a channel to absorb the beneficial achievements of the outside world, and a front for promoting cultural construction.

The Shizuoka Shimbun was founded in 1941 and published by Shizuoka Shimbun Press, making it the number one local newspaper in Shizuoka Prefecture. Together with Shizuoka Broadcasting System (SBS), it forms the Shizuoka SBS Group. It has a clear style, close to the times, close to life, and close to the public, and combines the timeliness and readability of the newspaper.