Nikkei Asia Review

Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, JapanEnglish

Operated by the world’s largest financial newspaper, this publication provides authoritative, in-depth coverage of business, economic, and political trends across the Asian continent. It is highly regarded for its unique regional perspective and insightful reporting, serving as an essential resource for global investors, policymakers, and corporate leaders.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN TOKYO

Serving as the national media headquarters, the local print market is dominated by massive national dailies boasting some of the highest circulation figures globally. Leading the industry is the Asahi Shimbun, a major broadsheet published in both Japanese and English editions. Readers seeking English-language news are further served by the Japan Times, the oldest English daily in the country founded in 1897, and the Daily Yomiuri, while the Hochi Shimbun provides specialized sports coverage. Paperboy lists 31 newspapers in Tokyo.