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Collection of Japanese fashion magazines

author Posted by: kirin on date Aug 17th, 2009 | filed Filed under: Fashion

This is just a collection of Japanese fashion magazines. I may have missed some although I tried to list as many fashion magazines as possible… They are just too many!!

anecan ar Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
baila Collection of Japanese fashion magazines bijinhyakka Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
cancam 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines cutie 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
domani 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines egg 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
fruits 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines fudge 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
ginger 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines ginza 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
grazia 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines jelly
jill 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines maquia 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
marisol 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines mina 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
mini 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines nadesiko 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
nonno 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines nuts 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
pinky 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines popteen 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
ranzuki 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines ray 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
scawaii 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines seda 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
soup 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines spring 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
spur 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines steady 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
story 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines very 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
vivi 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines voce 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
zipper 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines ageha 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
glamorous 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines sweet 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
eclat 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines gisele 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
inred 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines jj 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
lee 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines more 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines
with 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines kera 300x300 Collection of Japanese fashion magazines

If you find something interesting, remember you can also shop from Amazon. co. jp, as they ship worldwide.

Buy from Amazon Japan! Collection of Japanese fashion magazines

If you think that shipping expenses are too high, remember you can also count on services like the one I introduced the other day.

I skipped some famous and nice magazines such as “anan” “Frau” or “CREA” because they do not always deal with fashion. Sometimes their main topics range from fashion to life style to anything. I personally like reading them a lot more than just a fashion magazine, though. How about you?

*There is a related post about Japanese fashion magazine freebies.


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  1. アマンダ Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 2:38 pm edit

    I like Vivi because my Japanese isn't very good but I can still enjoy it. There are lots of pictures and short bits of text that aren't too intimidating! That said, I haven't really read any magazines apart from Vivi, and I think maybe there are ones that I would like better. 私は２２歳で、ファション、ポップ、メイク、デコネイルが好きです。どっちの雑誌は私に合うでしょうか。

  2. Miss Ia Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 4:39 pm edit

    Sweet looks like a cute magazine! I've always been a fan of Fruits and Kera, too. I've always been curious about Zipper! It had been mentioned in manga I read by Ai Yazawa, I got the impression that they sometimes have manga featured? Also, how popular is the Gothic & Lolita Bible in Japan? Can you find it in a regular magazine shop?

  3. Diyana Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 4:40 pm edit

    I just recently started buying Japanese fashion magazine because they give such lovely freebies! So I will buy a mag if I like the gift and usually from Kinokuniya~ So far, I've gotten Spring, Sweet and Pichi Lemon.

  4. estrella Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 6:00 pm edit

    me encanto la lista de revistas, gracias, ahora ya podre acceder asu paguina de internet.

  5. estrella Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 6:02 pm edit

    por que anna tsuchya aparece en la mayoria de las revistas??

  6. Walter Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 7:42 pm edit

    No fashion magazines for men ?
    And something else : some of the titles are .. mm.. Egg, Fudge, Ginger, Fruits, Jelly, Nuts and.. Soup! xD
    You're kidding , right ? o.0
    OK ginger is also a color, but the rest are foods.
    What are cooking magazines called in Japan ?

  7. kirin Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 10:40 pm edit

    Sometimes a small manga appears on magazines.
    As for Gothic and Lolita Bible, it's a little bit particular kind, and we do not see it at regular book stores even in Japan.

  8. kirin Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 10:47 pm edit

    Oh that's good, you have Kinokuniya in your area! That's the best. :D
    Freebies!! I know it looks like a trend these days? Many magazines offer free small bag or something, and they look nice! Especially "cher" magazine (catalog?) started to offer free eco bag first and they rocked! That's why other magazines follow this way, I think. :p

  9. kirin Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 10:55 pm edit

    Porque ella es modelo y cantante. (Lo siento, mi espanol es no muy bien, puedes comprender?) :p

  10. kirin Said,
    August 17th, 2009 at 11:02 pm edit

    Good point, Walter! Of course there are, and let me do that for you next time. I was overwhelmed with so many magazines already and couldn't do men's one. Sorry about that…:p

    Ahaha! Yeah, funny they are foods I didn't even notice that! XD
    Cooking magazines are for example, "Orange page" "Kyou no Ryori (A dish of the day)" and they are not named with foods I guess….

  11. Miss Ia Said,
    August 18th, 2009 at 4:08 pm edit

    That's really interesting. A lot of the bigger bookstores I've been into in the States carry the English Gothic & Lolita Bible.

  12. whitney Said,
    August 18th, 2009 at 11:47 pm edit

    I buy MINI magazine for the free gifts from kinokuniya NY:D
    but i like SCAWAII's for fashion, EGG & Ranzuki for makeup, and Non-No for Casual style.
    I like Nail UP as well.

  13. kirin Said,
    August 19th, 2009 at 1:53 am edit

    It's a difficult question, because it's up to how you like them. And, of course I don't read all these magazines. To be honest, I rarely have any chances to read them at all! xD So…sorry I cannot answer your question. I just showed you options you can try out from. お役に立てず、ごめんね。(T _ T)

  14. kirin Said,
    August 19th, 2009 at 2:06 am edit

    I heard that the magazine is issued in English, too. But I don't see it (even the Japanese version) at my local book stores. If I go to big ones, like Kinokuniya, I'd be able to find it though… :p

  15. kirin Said,
    August 19th, 2009 at 2:11 am edit

    Oh, that sounds good! You have Kinokuniya around and you make use of several Japanese manazines. I didn't know that Kinokuniya had so many international stores. (o_0)!!

  16. アマンダ Said,
    August 19th, 2009 at 3:26 am edit

    That's okay, I will just try them! :) Thank you for the amazon link, the second hand ones are very cheap! :3

  17. zoe Said,
    August 19th, 2009 at 5:38 pm edit

    anyone know where to get Japan Fashion Magazines in US without having to pay huge shipping fees? There's no Kinokuniya nearby. thanks!

  18. kirin Said,
    August 20th, 2009 at 5:07 am edit

    I'm not sure if the second hand one also ship overseas. (-_-)
    Their shipping handling charges are little too expensive.
    Did you read this part?
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    19. kirin Said,
    August 20th, 2009 at 5:07 am edit

    I'm not sure if the second hand one also ship overseas. (-_-)
    Their shipping handling charges are little too expensive.
    Did you read this part?
    <a href=”http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/help/customer/display….” target=”_blank”>http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/help/customer/display….

    The best thing is as other say, you buy them at Kinokuniya of your local branch.

  • kirin Said,
    August 20th, 2009 at 5:10 am edit

    I'm afraid there may not be enough traffic to my blog as to be able to have many people answering to your question, I'd suggest you check out JAPAN FORUM.COM ( http://www.japanforum.com/ ) to have your question read by more people.

  • kirin Said,
    August 20th, 2009 at 5:10 am edit

    I'm afraid there may not be enough traffic to my blog as to be able to have many people answering to your question, I'd suggest you check out JAPAN FORUM.COM ( http://www.japanforum.com/ ) to have your question read by more people.

  • kirin Said,
    August 20th, 2009 at 5:10 am edit

    I'm afraid there may not be enough traffic to my blog as to be able to have many people answering to your question, I'd suggest you check out JAPAN FORUM.COM ( http://www.japanforum.com/ ) to have your question read by more people.

  • Diyana Said,
    August 20th, 2009 at 3:59 pm edit

    I live in Singapore which is such a small country but we have 3 Kinokuniya stores~
    Oh, it started with cher? I really like cher's logo! Maybe I'll get the new mook if they haven't already sold out. haha

  • n a n d a Said,
    August 21st, 2009 at 8:42 am edit

    i luv japanese magz!
    they're quite expensive here in my country but it's worth it cos it's so thick and full of pics, almost like a guide book for fashion. and fashion in japan is like .. what .. like 2 years ahead from fashion in my country??? haha so i better spend my money on japanese magz (^___^)b

  • kirin Said,
    August 21st, 2009 at 1:52 pm edit

    3 Kinokuniya?? Oh that's great!! Cher now offers 2 eco bags, one is a small white colored, the other one is a big blue clolored. Cher catalog is sold with free eco bag, almost anytime these days. Many people buy it because they want the bag! I thought of buying it this time, but I didn't because there are already too many girls having the cher freebie bag around. :$ Some people get the bag and sell it at the online auction for higher price. It's that popular in Japan.

  • kirin Said,
    August 21st, 2009 at 1:58 pm edit

    That's interesting…2 years? Then you'd feel frustrated because you cannot find the clothing you see on the magazines, wouldn't you? But I didn't know that Japanese magazines were read by non-Japanese people like you or other readers here. You are very open to foreign books!! I wonder how often I read foreign magazines…(-_-)

  • Diyana Said,
    August 22nd, 2009 at 2:54 pm edit

    I sense that cher bags will become popular in SG sooner or later. People are already selling the unoriginal ones too.

  • riotnikki Said,
    August 23rd, 2009 at 11:57 am edit

    I've not read any Japanese magazines before except some doll magazines and some cooking booklets. I find it frustrating to not be able to read them. The photos are great.

    A lot of the cover models don't look Japanese though – is that a trend?

  • kirin Said,
    August 23rd, 2009 at 1:31 pm edit

    Cher has become very popular in Japan, especially since a famous Japanese model "Rinka" spread it on fashion magazines, if I was not wrong. :p

  • kirin Said,
    August 23rd, 2009 at 1:35 pm edit

    In fact some models are mixed blood with European, some put on a western-looking makeup, and some dye their hair. That's why they don't look like Japanese. But I can see most of them are Japanse.

  • cin Said,
    August 27th, 2009 at 8:32 am edit

    i love looking a all the different fashion styles~ but i prefer the ones aimed for highschool and uni students more than OL heheh~ young at heart maybe~ XD

  • kirin Said,
    August 27th, 2009 at 9:55 pm edit

    I know what you mean. :) What I don't like about fashion magazines is that the clothing introduced there is priced very high. Maybe I should just pay attention to the coordination only, and not the item itself and which store it is from. I rarely have any chances to read them though… :p

  • Emmanuelle Said,
    August 28th, 2009 at 2:09 pm edit

    Whenever I go to Japan most of my money gets spent on fashion magazines ^o^ They're so nice and the styles are lovely!! I like the more alternative ones too, but I normally get my Japanese family to send me ones like Girls Style and CanCam ( my cousin models for CanCam sometimes!! )
    But I mostly think that they are a lot more varied (and more original) than European magazines (:
    It must be so much fun to work for magazines like that..

  • kirin Said,
    September 2nd, 2009 at 11:25 am edit

    Oh how cool you have a cousin modeling for CanCam!
    Your Japanese family…Are you Japanese and living overseas?
    These days even living outside Japan, it became easier to get things delivered to you, thanks to internet services, huh?

    I went to Kinokuniya in Sydney and I found almost evey magazine I listed here, and I guess even more were available out there. Wow…That's amazing to me!

  • Cecilie Said,
    April 28th, 2010 at 4:16 pm edit

    Oh I miss japanese magazines, I live in Norway now, but i lived in tokyo for a year..

  • kirin Said,
    April 30th, 2010 at 1:59 pm edit

    They are already familiar to you, then. ;)

  • Summre Said,
    June 22nd, 2010 at 2:04 pm edit

    Is there an english version for ViVi magazine? I want to buy it. I couldnt get in Singapore.

  • kirin Said,
    June 23rd, 2010 at 12:24 am edit

    Hmmm…I have to say I don't know because in Japan I've never seen any magaiznes of English version. I saw English or Chinese version of magazines in Malaysia for the first time and so much surprised.

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