Non-no

Shueisha is the publisher of Non-no, a famous magazine for Japanese women's fashion and leisure. Moreover, Tokyo serves as the publication's headquarters. This magazine, with the tagline "Media for yourself" for Generation Z, is targeted at college students who are prepared to invest in themselves. Daily tips on fashion and beauty are being sent out via Email, along with a ton of gorgeous pictures of the best models for the current season and practical advice for working people who are looking for jobs.

In 1971, the publication began to be published every two weeks. In February 1971, the first edition came out. In comparison to other Japanese fashion publications like Cawaii!, Olive, and so forth, Non-no has a somewhat longer history. Teenagers and women in their early 20s are the magazine's primary demographic.

Non-no, and other women's magazines supply their readers with content aimed at helping them build their sense of self, as opposed to focusing on gossip. In 1978, Non-no had an 850,000 copy circulation as a response. The magazine brought in $440,870 in sales in 2006.

With several sections that range from fashion spreads to horoscopes and interviews, Non-no Magazine takes a rather conventional approach to the present. The magazine's fashions cover a similarly wide spectrum, from the more ornate, flashy styles that Japan is renowned for to what is commonly referred to as "real clothing" designs, or outfits that can be easily purchased by the reader at a nearby store.

Founded in: 1971

Website: https://nonno.hpplus.jp/