Magazine arrived on Monday, August 15

<Women's>

Glamorous



Onesan ni Natta

S Cawaii!, EDGE STYLE, BLENDA, Onesan ni Natta, MAMA JELLY
Steady, Ane Can, GLAMOROUS
marisol, LEE, VERY

<Men's>
Men's EX
 

Wink up


<Life & Style>
duet, POTATO, WInk up, Only Star,
ESSE, Fujin Koron

<Manga>
MAGAZINE BE X BOY, Shonen Jump

Magazines arrived. Aug 12

<Women’s>

Koakuma Ageha, egg, BETTY, papier, VERY, Precious

egg

Betty

MILK

<Brand mook>
MILK


<Men’s>

GRIND

<Life & Style>

Dolly Dolly, Otome Continue, Figure Oh, Otona Anime

Cosmode, Coscraft, Kaso Isho Collection, COOL-B

Preppy, Snip Style

Nikkei Rrestaurant, Ryori Okoku

Cotton Time,

Playboy, Josei Jishin, Nikkei Entertaiment, Nikkei Woman

Player

<Manga>

Jump SQ, Shonen Magazine Monthly, Young Ace, Hana to Yume

b-boy HONEY, Junk Boy

Young Jump, Shonen Magazine Weekly, Shonen Sunday Weekly, Morning

<Art & Design>

Pen



 

<Auto>

GT-R Magazine

Magazines arrived on Aug 8 (Mon)

<Women’s>

Popteen, Seventeen, Numero Tokyo, Nylon Japan, PS, Story, Grazia, mini

<Men’s>

Free & Easy, Lightning, gap PRESS MEN

 

<Manga>

Ribon, Nakayoshi, Ciao, ARiA

Shonen Jump

 

<Life & Style>

Rockstar, Fool's Mate, Only Star

Dengeki G's Magazine, Nyantype, Megami Magazine

Kateigaho, Orange Page

 

<Auto>

Hyper Rev BMW MINI

In Store Now Aug 4 (Thu)

<Women's>

 

Vogue Japan, GISELe, with, MORE, Oggi, SO-EN, NYLON JAPAN, PS, Popteen, egg, mini

<Men's>

Street Jack, Lightning, Free & Easy, Slider

 

<Life & Style>

Megami Magazine

Hobby Japan, Dengeki Hobby Magazine, Famitsu DS+Wii

 

+act, +act mini, The SAX, ARENA 37℃ ASIAN PLACE, Airline, SUMO, Model Cars

Shogaku Ichinensei, Yochien, Playboy Weekly, Alba Tross-View

<Manga>

Comp Ace, Gundam Ace, Sylph, Dengeki Daioh, KeroKero Ace

Shonen Magazine, Shonen Sunday, Morning, Young Jump

<Auto>

Option, Hyper Rev Honda CR-Z, Car Graphic, VIP STYLE

<Art & Design>

Shoten Kenchiku (Shop Archtecture), a+u (Architecture + Urbanism)

 

These magaznes in store now.

<Women's>
 

<Men's>

smart, Cool Trans, LEON, HUgE

<Life & Style>

Popolo, MYOJO, Junon, Only Star, The Television

Lettuce Club, Josei Seven

<Manga>

Shonen Jump Weekly, Young Magazine, Big Comic Sprits, ASUKA

GINGER, RANZUKI, FRUiTS,

Nail UP, MAQUIA, BITEKI

VoCE, ViVi, Can Cam, SPRiNG

SPUR, JJ, Soup, Zipper, Bdoy+

Warp MAGAZINE JAPAN

Guys know more than one way to get around the city. Grab your skateboard and take a free ride with some genuine rule-breakers as they put their own tags on the hyper streets of Tokyo.

warp gets you up-close with Japan's boarding set. These cool dudes will jump off the page, spin you around and then hoist you aboard. You can see why so much of the world follows their fashion lead. Look for actor model Gota Watanabe on the cover of the big August September Double Issue.

Set your GPS for Shibuya and cruise on down to cranking new destinations like Miyashita Skateboard Park, an awesome project that Paul Rodriguez and Lance Mountain helped transform. Don't miss stopping at Barber shop Cold Cuts or Glorious Chain Cafe designed by DIESEL, and Murasaki Sport's Boarders Fact. It's a rite of passage for any true knee-blooded skateboarder.

Time to ramp-up your babe-magnet threads? Drop your hat inside Chrome Hearts Harajuke, Vintage Denim, United Arrows, PROD and Supreme.

Want to get your ass into SHORTS that are as cool as your board? This issue is extra long on shorts with almost 20 pages dedicated to them. So you can start searching here for the ultimate Boardies. Good looking, functional and durable original design shorts in many patterns and plains, above or below the knee. Take your pick from dozens of styles from dozens of classic brands like Quicksilver and Lifetime Collective. Once you find them, you may never want to take them off.

Magazines arriving July 28 (Thu) and July 29 (Fri)

ViVi

ASUKA

B's LOG

<Women’s Interest>

ViVi, Can Cam, JJ, Ray, Soup, Zipper, SPRiNG, non no, SPUR, VoCE, MAQUIA,

<Men’s Interest>

Men’s Knuckle, Smart, HUgE

<Manga>

Jump SQ Lab, LaLa, ASUKA, G Fantasy, KoroKoro Comic, V Jump, Big Comic Original

Shonen Magazine Weekly, Shonen Sunday Weekly, Morning, Young Jump

<Life & Style>

B’s LOG

UTB+, SHOXX, Cure, Popolo,

ku:nel, Fujin Koron, Josei Jishin

Senmon Ryori, Kyo no Ryori

Patchwork Club, THE SAX

<Language>

Hiragana Times

<Auto>

G-Works, Custom Burning

Magazines arriving today July 25 (Mon)

 
<Woman’s fashion>
Non no, mina, KERA, JELLY, PopSister, Happie nuts<Life & Style>
Only Star (Ori Sta), Bi Story, Orange Page, Josei Seven,

Playboy Weekly

<Manga>

Hana to Yume, Shonen Jump Weekly

<Auto>

Drift Tengoku

<Art & Design>

Pen

Magazines Arriving on July 21 (Thu)

 
 <Women' fashion>
ELLE girl, CUTiE, FUDGE, JELLY, GINZA, STREET, KERA, PopSister, BAILA

<Men's Fashion>

Ollie

 

<Manga>

KoroKoro Comic, Ribon Special

<Life & Style>

Guitar Magazine, Bi Story, Alba Tross-View

<Art & Design>

QUOTATION, AXIS, TOMOTOMO

CYCLE HEADZ

If you've ever thought riding a classic motorbike would be cool, or you've experienced how cool it is, we have a magazine that will turn your head. One of our first buyers of CYCLE HEADZ is a customer who has never ridden a motorbike by who just loves the look of this magazine. He commented on how the photographers had captured a lifestyle that was far more stylish than he had imagined. Definitely hip. A little grungy and very, well, masculine. He wanted to go and get on a Harley immediately!


Magazine cover

The current issue features:
Local Heroes go back in time
We live in a world where you can easily find a small amount of information on a large number of subjects. Some Japanese have defied this trend by immersing themselves more deeply in fewer things. Kind of a 'less is more' philosophy. Some want to know all about what's cool in motorbikes. In particular, they track down the individual bikers in local communities who are obsessed with bike culture. Its origins and traditions. Going back to what made riding a motor bike great in the first place. Sure it's deep. But it can also be meaningful. Along the way, CYCLE HEADZ will introduce you to some genuine originals and their amazing machines.

Tokyo Scooter Boyz
It used to be that Vespas were synonymous with MODS and their unique fashion style, but that's no longer the only possibility on the streets of Tokyo. Borrowing from the American Easy Riders of the 1970s, some J-guys are chopping their Vespas and other scooters and creating one-off customised interpretations. Check them out. A way cool way to go.