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Shueisha
Shueisha Co., Ltd.Is theJapanComprehensiveInfomation.. 『Weekly Shonen Jump''Weekly playboy''non-no''Subaru"MyojoSuch asmagazineIs issued. The company name means "to gather wisdom."
Overview
1926/ToShogakukanAs an entertainment magazine publishing departmentTakeo AigaWas founded.1941/から1946/UntilPacific WarDue to the suspension of business (Sleep), But1947/ThanJoint stock companyResumed business as Shueisha.1952/Moved to an independent office building, and then separated the business from Shogakukan. "Weekly Shonen Jump''Seventeen''Ribon''Paris Daisy''Myojo』And many hit magazines are launched.
Shogakukan leadsShareholderAnd the same corporate group "Hitotsubashi GroupAs a result of Shogakukan's expansion into the entertainment publishing sector, both companies have many competing magazines.
Biography
- 1925- ShogakukanIn the entertainment magazine publishing department of "Shueisha" (in the font at that time, "Shueisha")Company nameStart using.
- 1926-Separated from Shogakukan as an entertainment magazine publishing department and founded (this year marks the founding year of Shueisha).
- 1933- Tokyo University of CommerceRenovated the former school building and opened the head officeKanda Ward3 Hitotsubashi-doricho (currentlyChiyodaHitotsubashiMoved to 2-3-1).
- 1947- Joint stock companyReorganized into Shueisha.
- 1949- Ltd.Reorganized into Shueisha.
- 1952 --The head office is moved to 2-3 Kanda Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku (currently the location of "Jimbocho Building" 2-5-10 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku).
- 1961-Completed the Jimbocho Building.
- 1969/
- April-Somisha (currentlyShueisha Creative) Established. Established Chiyoda Studio for shooting.
- August-Established Home-sha, which handles editing outsourcing for "Weekly Home".
- 1973-for editorial outsourcingHakusenshaEstablished.
- 1974-Shogakukan had a capital participationCAC groupInvested in the mathematical plan of Shogakukan and Shueisha Group [3].
- 1976-To commemorate the 50th anniversary of our founding,Subaru Literature Award"The set.
- 1977 --Established Hitotsubashi Planning Co., Ltd., which handles event business and advertising agency business (event business and advertising agency business were transferred to other companies in 1995).
- 1990 --Completion of Jimbocho Building (current head office building).
- 1994 --Outsourced editing workShueisha InternationalEstablished.
- 2002-Invested in VIZ Communications, Inc. and established VIZ HOLDINGS, Inc. as a joint venture with Shogakukan.
- 2003-VIZ HOLDINGS, Inc. established subsidiary VIZ, LLC.
- 2005/
- 2008/
- July-Invested in Shogakukan Production,Shogakkan Shueisha ProductionsLaunched[5].
- Completion of Annex Building.
- 2015 --Separated the digital division and established Project100, a wholly owned subsidiary.
- 2017 --Established Shueisha EP, an event business subsidiary.
- 2019- D NA Inc.Established Shueisha DeNA Projects, a joint venture with[6].
- 2021-Grouped Japan Art Center Co., Ltd.
- 2022-Established Shueisha Games, a game business subsidiary[7].
Settlement
| Settlement period (period) | amount of sales | Operating income | Ordinary profit | Income before income taxes | Net income |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 80rd period (December 2020, 6-November 1, 2021) | 2010 million yen | 457 million yen | |||
| 79rd period (December 2019, 6-November 1, 2020) | 1529 million yen | 209 million yen | |||
| 78rd period (December 2018, 6-November 1, 2019) | 1333 million yen | 98 million yen | |||
| 77rd period (December 2017, 6-November 1, 2018) | 1164 million yen | 25 million yen | |||
| 76rd period (December 2016, 6-November 1, 2017) | 1175 million yen | 53 million yen | |||
| 75rd period (December 2015, 6-November 1, 2016) | 1229 million yen | 58 million yen | |||
| 74rd period (December 2014, 6-November 1, 2015) | 1221 million yen | 41 million yen | |||
| 73rd period (December 2013, 6-November 1, 2014) | 1232 million yen | 28 million yen | 73 million yen | 37 million yen | |
| 72rd period (December 2012, 6-November 1, 2013) | 1253 million yen | 31 million yen | |||
| 71rd period (December 2011, 6-November 1, 2012) | 1260 million yen | 25 million yen | 69 million yen | 37 million yen | |
| 70rd period (December 2010, 6-November 1, 2011) | 1318 million yen | 55 million yen | |||
| 69rd period (December 2009, 6-November 1, 2010) | 1304 million yen | ▲6 million yen | ▲41 million yen | ||
| 68rd period (December 2008, 6-November 1, 2009) | 1332 million yen | 23 million yen | 6 million yen | ||
| 67rd period (December 2007, 6-November 1, 2008) | 1376００ million yen | 11 million yen | 2 million yen | ||
| 66rd period (December 2006, 6-November 1, 2007) | 1389 million yen | 75 million yen | 41 million yen | ||
| 65rd period (December 2005, 6-November 1, 2006) | 1399 million yen | 70 million yen | |||
| 64rd period (December 2004, 6-November 1, 2005) | 1378 million yen | 46 million yen | 21 million yen | ||
| 63rd period (December 2003, 6-November 1, 2004) | 1378 million yen | 45 million yen | |||
| 62rd period (December 2002, 6-November 1, 2003) | 1418 million yen | 53 million yen | 25 million yen | ||
| 61rd period (December 2001, 6-November 1, 2002) | 1446 million yen | 51 million yen |
magazine
Cartoon magazine
Shonen manga magazine
- Weekly Shonen Jump(First published in July 1968) -Old name, Shonen Jump.
- Jump square(First published in July 2007)
- Strongest jump(First published in July 2011)
- V jump(First published in July 1993)
Seinen manga magazine
- Ultra jump(First published in July 1999)
- Weekly Young Jump(First published in July 1979)
- Grand jump(First published in November 2011) -Born as a merger of Business Jump and Super Jump.
Shojo manga magazine
- Ribon(First published in July 1955)
- Paris Daisy(First published in May 1963) -Old name, Weekly Margaret.
- Separate Margaret(First published in July 1965)
- The Margaret(First published in July 1982)
- Cookie(First published in July 2000)
- Cocohana(First published in July 2011)
- office YOU(First published in March 1985)- Shueisha CreativeIssue.
Electronic monopoly BL magazine
- Kimi Koi
- .Bloom (issued by Home Company)
- Melokis (issued by Home Company)
Women's magazine
- non-no(First published in May 1971, released on the 5st of every month)
- MORE(First published in May 1977, released on the 5st of every month)
- DANCE(First published in May 2001, released on the 5st of every month)
- MAKEUP(First published in May 2004, released on the 9st of every month)
- TRACK(First published in May 1989, released on the 9st of every month)
- READ(First published in May 1983, released on the 5st of every month)
- glow(First published in May 2007, released on the 9st of every month)
- MyAge(First published in March 2014) *Mook
Men's magazine
- Weekly playboy(Initiated in October 1966, released every Monday)
- MEN'S NON-NO(1986/First issue in May, released on the 5th of every month)
- MAN(2005/First issue in May, released on the 2th of every month)
Entertainment magazine
- Myojo(1952/First issue in May, released on the 10th of every month)
- Duet(First published in November 1986, published by Home Company, released on the 11th of every month)
Literary magazine
- Youth and reading(First published in May 1966, released on the 9st of every month)
- Subaru(First published in May 1970, released on the 6st of every month)
- Novel subaru(First published in May 1987, released on the 11st of every month)
- Kotoba(First issue in September 2010, released on the 9th of March, June, September and December)
Major magazines that were once published
Cartoon magazine
- Funny book(First published in 1949)-"Boy book』Renamed.
- Girl book(First published in 1951)
- Childhood books(First published in 1953)-"Hinomaru』Renamed.
- Hinomaru (first published in 1957)
- Kobato (first published in 1958)
- Shonen Book (first published in 1959)
- Kobato Kindergarten (published in 1962)
- Monthly Seventeen(First published in 1973)
- Flowers and dreams(First published in 1974)- HakusenshaTransfer to
- Young You(First published in 1986)
- Monthly Shonen Jump(First published in 1969) -Old name, separate volume Shonen Jump.
- HOBBY's JUMP(First published in 1983)
- Buke(First published in 1978)
- Ribon original → RIBON original(First published in 1981)
- Fresh jump(First published in 1982)
- Bears club(First published in 1988)
- (First published in 1988)
- MANGA All Man(First published in 1995)
- COMIC Crimson (First published in 1998,SobishaIssue)
- Deluxe Margaret(First published in 1967)
- JC.COM(First published in 2008)
- chorus(First published in July 1994)
- Business jump(First published in May 1985) -Newly launched as "Grand Jump" by merging with Super Jump.
- Super jump(First published in October 1988) -Merged with the above business jump to become "Grand Jump".
- Super Dash & Go!(First published in October 2011, suspended in April 10 and moved to WEB)
- BLink (launched in March 2011, suspended in August 3, moved to WEB, published by Home-sha)
- Jump break(First published in April 2012, closed in October 4)
- Comic(First published in April 2001, closed in December 4,Home CompanyIssue)
- YOU(First published in April 1980, closed in October 12)
Literary magazine
- Novel Junior (published in April 1966)
- Cobalt(First published in October 1982, suspended in April 7 and moved to WEB)
Information magazine
- Weekly Akeboshi(First published in 1958)
- Female Akeboshi (first published in 1962)
- Weekly Home (first published in 1969)
- Ocean Life (first published in 1971)
- Roadshow(First published in 1972)
- Monthly playboy(First published in 1975)
- COSMOPOLITAN Japan version(First published in 1980)
- Thumb up (first published in 1984)
- DUNK(First published in 1984)
- BART(First published in 1991)
- (First published in 1998)
- PINKY(First published in July 2004)
- non-no MORE Wedding (first published in October 1997, Mook)
- Sporty(2002/First issue in March, transition to WEB)
Women's magazine
Comic book
Detail is"Shueisha cartoon labelSee
Book
- Shueisha library
- Shueisha new book
- Shueisha Gakugei Books (electronic books are Shueisha e Gakugei Books) [8]
- International New Book (Shueisha InternationalIssue)
- Velvet library (published by Shueisha Creative)
Children's book
- Monkey Bunko
- Shueisha Edition Learning Manga History of Japan
- Shueisha version learning manga world biography NEXT
- Perfect score series
- Exciting kids book
- Shueisha Mirai Library
Light novel
Light literary arts
Mobile novel
- Pinky library
Teens love novel
- Shueisha e-Chiffon library-e-book migration version of Chiffon library
WEB media and smartphone applications
- Shueisha Online
- Seventeen
- HAPPY PLUS
- OurAge
- yoi
- MEN'S NON-NO
- MAN
- Weekly pre-news
- Web Sportiva
- Paraspo +!
- Shueisha New Book Plus
- Yomi Thai
- TanZak
Web comic/manga apps
- Boy jump +(First published in July 2014)
- Zeblack
- Jump Book Store!
- Jump rookie! --Manga posting service
- Yang Jiang!
- My Neighbor Young Jump
- Tomorrow's Young Jump-WEB Manga Posting Community
- Digima
- Manga Mee
- Comic Ribo Maga (formerly Margaret BOOK Store!)
- Manga Meets-Comprehensive manga posting site for girls and women
WEB literature
Online Store
- SHUEISHA MANGA-ART HERITAGE
- Jump Characters Store
- HAPPY PLUS STORE (formerly FLAG SHOP)
- LEE Marche
- SHOP Marisol
- ZAKKA MARKET --Interior goods
- eclat premium
- HAPPY plus BEAUTY --Cosmetics mail order
- mirabella-Designer's brand regular mail order
- mirabella homme-Men's fashion mail order
- OUTLET
- Miscellaneous goods market
- Jump Characters Store HAPPY PLUS STORE Store
Successive presidents
- Takeo Aiga(founder)
- Tetsuo Aiga(At a limited partnership)
Since becoming a corporation.
- Iwao Suyama(1949-1974)
- Sueno Horiuchi(1974-1988)
- Wakana Tadashi(1988-1996)
- (1996-2000)
- Naoyoshi Taniyama(2000-2005)
- Hideki Yamashita(2005-2011)
- Marie Horiuchi(2011-2020)
- Shinichi Hirono(2020-present)
Impact of new coronavirus
- On April 2020, 4, became an employee working in the editorial department of the manga magazine "Weekly Shonen Jump"New coronavirusDue to suspected infection, the release of issue 4 scheduled for April 20 has been postponed for one week, and it has been announced that it will be released on April 21 as a merged issue of 1 and 21.[9][10].
footnote
- ^ a b "New Culture-Publishing Industry Paper-News Feature "Financial Results". New culture (Shinbunka Tsushinsha). (August 2021, 8)
- ^ "Shueisha 2022 Regular Recruitment Information Company Profile". ShueishaShueisha (2020). 2020/11/15Browse.
- ^ History of CAC Group Entrepreneurship (PDF, February 2016, 2, CAC Co., Ltd.)
- ^ "Shogakukan to merge two American Manga distribution companies". 2017/7/23Browse.
- ^ "Shogakukan Shueisha Productions established". Shogakkan Shueisha Productions. 2019/4/14Browse.
- ^ "Shueisha and DeNA establish joint venture company for entertainment business”. DeNA (April 2019, 1). 2019/4/14Browse.
- ^ "That Shueisha makes a game by itself !? There was a muddy indie soul that thought "making a popular manga into a game" and "making many new games from scratch with a writer".". Den Famitsu Gamer-Why don't you read an interesting article about the game? (September 2022, 3). 2022/5/8Browse.
- ^ Shueisha Digital Publishing Office. “Shueisha e-Gakugei Book". e! ShueishaShueisha. As of December 2021, 3originalMore archives.2022/3/29Browse.
- ^ "Editorial staff suspected infection, postponed release of "Shonen Jump"”. Yomiuri Shimbun (March 2020, 4). 2020/4/8Browse.
- ^ "Notice of postponement of release of "Weekly Shonen Jump No. 21"”. Shueisha (October 2020, 4). 2020/11/15Browse.
Related item
- Asahi Shimbun --Jointly launched "T JAPAN" and "T JAPAN web", and Shueisha is in charge of editing.
- Letterpress printing -Shueisha provides information to the web magazine "Information/Knowledge & Opinion imidas".
- Comic Publishers Association
- Digital Comic Council
- Advanced Publishing Laboratory
- Zoom in!! Morning! - Nippon TVThe program that was being broadcast on.Raw commercialThere was a corner for magazines.
- Shuei Gakuen Maiden Research Department - Nippon Cultural Broadcasting, Inc.The program that was being broadcast on.Provided by one of the company.
- Shuei Gakuen University Man Lab --A program that was broadcast on Nippon Cultural Broadcasting.Provided by one of the company.
外部 リンク
- Shueisha
- Shueisha (@SHUEISHA_PR)- Twitter(March 2011, 6 8:11:38 -)■ UTCNotation.
- Shueisha history
- HAPPY PLUS STORE --Fashion mail order
- S-MANGA --Shueisha Comic Official
- Shueisha Shojo Manga School [Official] (@shojomanga_gk)- Twitter