Numero Tokyo is the Japanese version It insists on unique, simple, clear and modern magazine aesthetics, stunning pictures and images, amazing editorial style and overall visual treatment, with global design vision and French elegance, foreshadowing the pioneering fashion influence.

Numero Magazine has been in business since 1999. The cover of each issue of the magazine is created by famous photographers and famous celebrities, and each issue has its own characteristics. Each issue has its own cover;

"CanCam" is a famous Japanese women's fashion magazine, which was published on November 23, 1981 as a monthly magazine (issued on the 23rd of each month), ranking first among similar magazines in the red text system (meaning that the title on the cover is in red). The magazine's main readership is female university students, young white-collar workers, and women in the first half of their 20s. The magazine mainly provides fashion information on clothing, travel, film and television, divination, gender and other female favorites.

Japanese ViVi women's fashion magazine is a Japanese It is a very popular old fashion magazine for women in Japan. It is mainly read by female university students in their 20's and female office workers in their 20's and 30's. It is a magazine that is indispensable when you want to keep track of Japanese fashion news.

VIVI magazine introduces fashion trends, accessories ViVi's main objective is to provide young and energetic fashion information for young women, so the magazine is full of various fashion styles that are versatile, unique and avant-garde.

ViVi magazine was founded in May 1983 in Japan, China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, the monthly women's fashion magazine, each issue will have the popular Japanese actress shooting the cover, there will be in-depth interviews on fashionable dress, so you can understand their different side of the work. The content, of course, is to grasp for you the ever-changing trend of Japanese fashion, the season's new clothing, accessories, accessories will have models to do the most in the most professional dress presented to you, and will predict the next trend, as well as makeup, hair, nail art ... and so on.

I Love Cat is a Japanese I Love Cat is a cat-themed online magazine in Japan that offers interesting interviews with cat owners, cat photography, and themed events. Cats are the most beloved pets of the Japanese people and have a special place in the hearts of Japanese people who love to express their lifestyles and feelings through cats.

According to the Japanese History of the Incredible Cat The cats were brought back by Japanese envoys to China. Cats first appeared in the Japanese court as pets of the nobility, and only in the Edo period did they enter the homes of "ordinary people". Classical Japanese literature such as "The Pillow of Grass" and "The Tale of Genji" contain stories about "cats". There are also many stories about Tokugawa Ieyasu and cats. Therefore, to this day, cats still have a strong noble aura in the eyes of Japanese people.

ITmedia:Japan Technology Information Portal is a website dedicated to Japanese technology news coverage, specializing in hot information on IT computers, innovative technology, scientific research, multimedia, smartphones, digital cameras and other related industries in Japan, where technology can change lives, interpreting the future development trends of technology and the various conveniences that technology brings to humans.

ITmedia Inc Technology Media Ltd. (English name: ITmedia Inc.) to the needs of society as a guide to collect technology news, is committed to explaining innovative ideas, the transmission of technology information, build a technology information platform, and tends to become a portal to the technology industry.

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.

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.;