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JJ is a fashion and lifestyle magazine published in Japan by Kobunsha.
JJ, the earliest established women's magazine for college students in Japan, has been established in 1975 as an extra issue of weekly Josei Jishin, and JJ had seized an opportunity at height of women's magazine for college students in Japan.
JJ is currently supported among young Japanese women.
The ages of the readers of JJ are between 17 to 26, included college students and office workers.
JJ proposes its readers to dress conservatively, now and then.
Currently JJ possesses plenty of professional fashion models called JJ models, however, they are not necessarily models under exclusive contract with JJ.
JJ is not even indicated whether models under exclusive contract or not.
Ryoko Tanami is typical of successive JJ models, and she has been active in Classy, a version of JJ magazine for an elder audience. (for women aged between 24 to 28)
JJ Bis is a version of JJ' magazine for a younger audience. (for high-teen schoolgirls)
Models featured in JJ
- Miki Arimura
- Ari Ohta
- Saori Ochiai
- Natsuki Kato
- Eri Kaneko
- Yumi Sakurai
- Reiko Tokita
- Eriko Fujimoto
- Juri Matsuda
- Mayumi
- Kaori Sawanoi
- Mie Sadamoto
- JJ Bozeman
External links
- JJ - Official JJ website (Japanese)
- Mikeware-Mags JJ magazine cover archive
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