Popeye

One of Japan's oldest fashion periodicals, Popeye has been operating since the 1970s and should not be mistaken for the fictional cartoon character of the same name. Japan's Tokyo is home to the monthly fashion and men's publication Popeye. One of the first publications to provide stories about men's fashion is this one. "Magazine for City Boys" is its slogan. Also, the publication is regarded as Nylon magazine's Japanese equivalent. In addition, it has developed into a leading menswear publication for young fashion fans.

With the abundance of exclusive editorials it has published featuring some of the greatest names in streetwear, it wouldn't be a leap to refer to it as a "legendary" magazine. As Popeye has been around for more than 800 issues (and counting), it has come to represent the fashion and lifestyle scene in Japan, and many adults of today grew up buying a copy every month.

This journal features a lovely vintage look as well as intriguing coverage of stylish attire, outdoor activities, and cuisine. Furthermore, the magazine's city guides offer a wonderful overview of how to have a genuine travel experience with advice on undiscovered attractions, regional restaurants, and highly regarded shops — items that are sometimes left off of typical guidebooks.

The magazine used to come out every two weeks. It is currently released once a month. It has a fashion-forward orientation, and the majority of its articles are about clothing, bags, shoes, and accessories. It goes for educated young guys in cities.

Founded in: 1976

Website: https://popeyemagazine.jp/