Tokyo Weekender magazine is Japan’s premier English publication.

Founded in 1970, the Weekender has been the cornerstone of expat life for over four decades.

Through the years Weekender has evolved from a newsprint tabloid in Japan’s bubble-era, to a full-color glossy magazine and a daily-updated website, with tens of thousands of readers each month.

Today, the Weekender continues that long tradition, bringing all the latest events, news, views and interviews from the world’s biggest city, Tokyo.

Tokyo Weekender is available by subscription from BC Media Group or Fuji San (Japan’s largest magazine distribution company). The magazine is also delivered to selected retailers, embassies, international companies, universities, hotels, restaurants and bars in the Kanto region.

If you are new to Weekender, yokoso! Let us be your guide to the world’s greatest city!

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Publisher

Bulbous Cell Media

Contributors (Including previous contributors)

Christina Bell, Myles Fish, Nana Kinno,

Cynthia Lawson, Kevin Mcgue, Ben Meehan, Robin Pharo,

Jason Paul Revelle, Anne Roberts, Anthony Stevens,

Mark Leong, J.K. Whelehan, Jon Chai, Nora Wohlfeil,

Christopher Holland, Gilles Gaury, Elise Mori,

Ellen Boonstra, Kieren Cashell, Bonnie Stevens,

Tim Stevens, Robert M. Poole, Robert Forrest,

Greg Story, Poppy Calvert, Tristan Fahy, Elisabeth Lambert,

Danielle Tate-Stratton, Benjamin Freeland, Nana Kinno,

Kurt Chalmers, William Casper, Craig Wakely, Rebekah Chan,

Kyle Drubek, Wendy Stuckey, Graham Davis, Matthew Masters,

Tokyo Madhatter, Akane Jansen, Carolyn Hamer-Smith,

Natasha Williams, Dora Marquez, Mark Buckton,

James Galletly, Christopher Jones, Cecilia Martinez,

Sean Carroll, Ayako Fujiwara

EST. Corky Alexander & Susan Scully, 1970