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Product Overview
Weekly Shonen Jump is Japan's best-selling weekly manga magazine, published by Shueisha since 1968. Each issue carries the newest chapters of the series running in the magazine — including ONE PIECE — months before they are collected into book volumes.
This subscription delivers the original Japanese-language print edition for about six months, each issue bought new in Japan as it is released. It is the same B5-size magazine sold at Japanese convenience stores and bookshops, not a translated or digital edition.
Key Features
- Original Japanese print edition, bought new each week
- About six months of issues without reordering
- 5% off the magazine price compared with buying 2-issue sets separately
- Language: Japanese (read right to left)
What You Receive
- Contents: 24 weekly issues (about 6 months)
- Every 2 weeks, 2 issues are shipped together by air mail (12 parcels in total)
- The price includes the cost of 11 of the 12 shipments. Shipping for 1 shipment is charged at checkout.
- Price is based on the regular cover price of 320 JPY per issue. Special or combined issues may be priced differently.
Good to Know
Jump goes on sale in Japan on Mondays; in weeks with a Monday public holiday it may go on sale earlier. Around New Year, Golden Week and summer, Shueisha publishes combined double issues with no separate issue the following week — in those weeks we send the next released issue instead, so the subscription still totals 24 issues. Series lineups change and individual series sometimes take scheduled breaks, so a particular title may not appear in every issue.
