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	Shueisha - THEMWiki
		Shueisha (集英社, also spelled Shuueisha or Shūeisha by pedants) is one of Japan's top publishers, founded in 1926.
		They are mainly known in the West for the manga that they publish.
		Some of the magazines they publish in Japan are Ribon, Margaret, Shounen Jump and the Japanese editions of Seventeen, Cosmopolitan and Playboy.
	www.themanime.org /wiki/index.php?title=Shueisha&redirect=no (113 words)

	Shueisha - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Shueisha (集英社 Shūeisha) is a major publisher in Japan.
		Shueisha's Jump Comics division is a large publisher of manga.
		Shueisha, along with Japanese manga publisher Shogakukan, owns Viz Media, which publishes manga from both companies in the United States.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Shueisha (109 words)

	~*~T H E - O R O .com // { A Vow to this Sword and Soul }
		Shueisha: Oh, is that the case, Also you mention in the "Secret Life of Characters (3)" (volume 1, page 103) that you practised kendo while you were a student.
		Shueisha: Speaking of the 11th year of Meiji, historically there is an incident at Kiozaka where Okubo Toshimichi is assassinated.
		Shueisha: Now, we'll return the conversation to Kenshin and this is the last question.
	www.the-oro.com /kk_lay.php?x=info/mangaka_3 (2842 words)

	VIZ Media . news . press room . 2002 press releases
		SAN FRANCISCO — June 10, 2002 — Viz Communications, Inc., the leading U.S. producer of anime and manga has partnered with Shueisha Inc. to launch a new mass-market boys' magazine.
		The new monthly magazine, to be launched in November 2002, will be patterned after Shueisha's Shonen Jump and will feature the manga from which many of the world's most popular anime properties such as Dragon Ball Z and Yu-Gi-Oh were derived.
		Shueisha, the largest manga publisher in the world, has annual sales in excess of $600 million and a 30% share of the sizeable Japanese manga market.
	www.viz.com /news/newsroom/2002/06_vizshueisha.php (326 words)

	ICv2 News - Shueisha Buys Equity Interest in Viz
		Shueisha Inc., the largest manga publisher in the world, has purchased an equity interest in Viz Communications, Inc. Viz was previously a wholly owned subsidiary of Shogakukan, another leading Japanese publisher.
		Shueisha, which with its 30% market share is the "Marvel" of Japan, is not just providing some of the most popular Japanese manga series for the American Shonen Jump, it is also investing real money in the time-consuming and expensive marketing campaign for the magazine.
		Shueisha has formed a close working relationship with the Cartoon Network, where the Shueisha property, Dragonball Z is the top-rated show.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/1679.html (428 words)

	Shueisha Interviews Inoue Takehiko on Slam Dunk Scholarship and Basketball \| ComiPress
		In 2004 Shueisha announced that it has sold over 100 million copies of Slam Dunk, which shows that the series is still being enjoyed by fans around the world 10 years after it ended in Weekly Shonen Jump.
		In response to the news, Shueisha interviewed Inoue, who talks about the purpose of the scholarship as well as his passion with basketball in Japan.
		A new scholarship from Inoue Takehiko, called Slam Dunk Scholarship, was established for aspiring Japanese students planning on attending South Kent School in Connecticut "to learn English, play basketball ball, and try to get into an NCAA team.
	comipress.com /article/2006/12/15/1160 (1883 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		Viz Communications, Inc., the leading U.S. producer of anime and manga has partnered with Shueisha Inc. to launch a new mass-market boys' magazine.
		SHUEISHA publishes 15 other manga magazines in addition to “WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP,” and SHUEISHA’s manga have captured the hearts of Japan’s young.
		SHUEISHA’s publications are not limited to magazines and include trade books such as bestseller novels, dictionaries, art books and children’s books, making SHUEISHA one of the most successful Japanese publishers.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=1234 (803 words)

	U.S. Shonen Jump Anime Magazine Previewed At Comic-Con
		Shueisha Inc. was created in Japan in 1925 as a division of the publishing company Shogakukan devoted to entertainment magazines.
		In 1926, Shueisha separated from Shogakukan to become an independent company, and in 1949, the publishing company Shueisha Inc. was established.
		Shueisha also publishes trade books such as novels, dictionaries, art books and children's books.
	www.writenews.com /2002/080902_shonen_jump.htm (574 words)

	Sequential Tart: Atsukamashii Onna - Interview - Behind the Deal: SHONEN JUMP (vol V/iss 9/September 2002)
		Shueisha will be investing in Viz Communications, Inc. We are literally business partners, but the details of the relationship, we can't disclose at this point.
		Shueisha will be on the Viz board of directors, but it will remain a privately held company.
		ST: Will representatives from Shueisha be transferring over to the United States to be a part of the production team of US We won't actually have any people transferring but Sasaki-san (Hisashi Sasaki, Managing Editor for WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP) [sitting] behind me will be coming over to the US frequently.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/sept02/shonenjump.shtml (1078 words)

	MangaCast - Shueisha Releases: You for Oct 19, 2006
		MangaCast - Shueisha Releases: You for Oct 19, 2006
		One thing might be how this is a Shueisha property.
		Viz would possibly have the first option and they haven't really made as big a push for signature titles as I thought they would.
	community.livejournal.com /mangacast/391639.html (95 words)

	Shueisha Drama CD Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Shueisha Drama CD: Maria-sama ga miteru (Lady Mary is watching over us) - Rosa Canina
		Shueisha Drama CD: Maria-sama ga miteru (Lady Mary is watching over us) - Ibara no Mori
		Shueisha Drama CD: Maria-sama ga miteru (Lady Mary is watching over us) - Kibara Kakumei
	www.cdjapan.co.jp /(mint,complex)/Listups/anime/shueisha-cd.html (129 words)

	Anime Tourist - Viz and Shuiesha: Taking Manga to the Mainstream.
		Because of this, Shueisha chose Viz as its partner since Viz's main goal was to reach the mainstream audience.
		So Shueisha and Viz are now in a partnership, with Shueisha now a partial owner of Viz.
		We've had quite a bit of success with Shueisha based properties. We are looking forward to continuing that relationship.
	www.anime-tourist.com /article.php?sid=290 (1862 words)

	ICv2 News - Tokyopop, Viz & Shueisha in Strategic Partnership
		ICv2 News - Tokyopop, Viz & Shueisha in Strategic Partnership
		In the U.S. Tokyopop and Viz Media may be fierce competitors as the top two English language manga publishers, but in Germany Tokyopop, Viz and Shueisha have formed a strategic partnership.
		Shueisha is a partner in Viz Media (see "Sho-Pro Viz Merger Complete").
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/7279.html (240 words)

	Splashcomics - Aktuelles - News - Shueisha-Manga exklusiv bei Tokyopop?
		Wie EMA-Verlagsleiter Georg "efwe" Tempel im offiziellen EMA-Forum schrieb, will der japanische Verlag Shueisha in Zukunft nur noch mit einem deutschen Verlag, nämlich Tokyopop, zusammenarbeiten.
		Shueisha veröffentlicht beispielsweise die beliebten Shojo-Manga von Arina Tanemura (Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne, I.O.N.) und das Magazin Weekly Shonen Jump, aus dem die Serien von Carlsens Banzai!
		In Japan deckt Shueisha alleine etwa ein Drittel des Manga-Marktes ab.
	www.splashcomics.de /php/aktuelles/news/10390 (200 words)

	Shueisha to Censor The Country Burns - Anime News Network
		Shueisha to Censor The Country Burns - Anime News Network
		Shueisha announced this week that Hiroshi Motomiya's manga, The Country Burns, will have 21 pages edited or removed when it is published in paperback format.
		The Country Burns was removed for Shueisha's Young Jump anthology following a large number of complaints regarding the depiction of events during the rape of Nanking and the veracity of certain images used in the manga.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /news/2004-11-13/shueisha-to-censor-the-country-burns (500 words)

	Akadot - Shopro Entertainment Named Master Licensor for Japanese Phenomenon, Naruto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		It is a great privilege to be bringing such an outstanding property to the Americas," said John Easum, Senior Vice President of ShoPro Entertainment.
		In 2000, Naruto was expanded into a series of graphic novels and is currently in its 26th volume, with nearly 49 million copies sold in total in Japan.
		Weekly Shonen Jump, published by one of Japan's largest publishers, Shueisha Inc., is considered the world's most successful comic magazine with over 3 million copies printed weekly in Japan alone.
	www.akadot.com /article.php?a=300&p=39 (800 words)

	Manga Intros
		Sometimes a story can be incredibly popular in Japan for a long time without international fans seeming to notice, but hopefully this is not one of them.
		The art's not beautiful, but the characters' gag faces are very funny.
		I'm sure many of you have read at least one chapter of this story, as it has shown up in regular Ribon as well as the special editions.
	lijaka.tripod.com /mangaintros.html (8125 words)

	Shonen Jump Yu-Gi-Oh Press Release
		Patterned after Shueisha's WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP, which has a circulation in Japan of some 3.4 million, the U.S. SHONEN JUMP will have over 250 pages each issue and be published monthly.
		With some of the most innovative products in the industry, Viz has expanded its offerings to its loyal fans through Web sites such as www.animerica-mag.com, www.j-pop.com, www.vizkids.com, and its corporate site, www.viz.com.
		SHUEISHA also publishes a variety of women's fashion magazines for the teenage to adult market.
	www.virtualpet.com /vp/yugioh/press/jump.htm (775 words)

	Shueisha Inc. will not pull "Death Note"
		The publisher of works by cartoonist Ken Obata, the author of the famous "Death Note" manga who is under arrest for illegally possessing a knife, said it will not withdraw his books from store shelves until it gets to the bottom of the incident.
		We are not considering immediately withdrawing his works from stores," the public relations division of Shueisha Inc. said.
		Obata's works include the 23-volume "Hikaru no Go," which has sold 10 million copies, and the 12-volume "Death Note," which has sold some 20 million copies.
	www.tokyopop.com /446.html (393 words)

	* :: Oshare Kozou wa Hanamaru a.k.a Fashion Boy is Cool
		However, I did my research and found out that the OAV was based on a 10 volume manga by Azumi Tsueko.
		It ran on Margaret (Shueisha) comics from 1990-1994.
		Anyways, I loved the story so much I bought the mangas (The fact that I can't read Japanese didn't stop me either!!!) :) Anyways, don't let this stop you from taking a look around.
	www.angelfire.com /anime/Kakumei/FashionBoy.html (196 words)

	Shoujo Manga Recommendations (Romaji)
		A sweeping, epic romance that follows the tragic career of Oscar, a crossdressing woman raised to be a warrior and doomed to die defending Marie Antoinette and the French crown.
		Once you get past the goofy 'seventies fashions, there's no escaping this tragic tangle of hatred and love.
		In a German "gymnasium," a boy struggles with the death of a boy who loved him by coming to terms with a new transfer student...who looks just like the dead boy.
	www.matt-thorn.com /shoujo_manga/susume/index.html (1472 words)

	Love Manga - » Tohan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		The Prince of Tennis vol.31 by Takeshi Konomi (Shueisha /Viz Media)
		Pyuu to Fuku Jaguar vol.10 by Usuda Keisuke (Shueisha)
		Manganews has the latest Top Ten from Tohan for the week 11/16/05.
	www.lovemanga.co.uk /category/tohan (548 words)

	Sequential Tart: Atsukamashii Onna - Getting a JUMP on the Scene (vol V/iss 9/September 2002)
		With the lights flashing, the music pumping and free drinks and h'ors d'oeuvres being passed around, Viz Communications, Inc. (with Shueisha, Inc. and the Cartoon Network) officially debuted the lineup for SHONEN JUMP and the cover to #0 at the VIP preview party on July 31 at the Westin Horton Plaza in San Diego, CA.
		"The relationship between Viz and Shueisha is not licensee/licensor anymore.
		The party ended with a thank you to the promotion group and a final photo opportunity with the panelists and the Dragon Ball characters in front of the SHONEN JUMP cover.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/sept02/ao_0902_3.shtml (1830 words)

	Love Manga - » Taiyosha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-09)
		Eyeshield 21 vol.17 by Murata Yuusuke and Inagaki Riichirou (Shueisha)
		Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae Hashutsujo vol.148 by Akimoto Osamu (Shueisha)
		Manganews.net opens up this weeks latest top ten from Taiyosha.
	www.lovemanga.co.uk /category/taiyosha (621 words)

	Shonen Jump Press Release - Anime News Network
		While word came to us about the upcoming release of an American Shonen Jump from a number of different sources Monday, this is the official Viz Press Release that reached us a few hours after the other sources:
		VIZ COMMUNICATIONS AND SHUEISHA CREATE PARTNERSHIP New boys' magazine unites anime powerhouses in America
		Viz Communications, Inc., the leading U.S. producer of anime and man ga has partnered with Shueisha Inc. to launch a new mass-market boys' magazine.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /news/2002-06-11/shonen-jump-press-release (1088 words)

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