Business Jump

Template:Short description Template:Template other , was a Japanese seinen manga anthology published by Shueisha under the Jump line of magazines. The manga of Business Jump were published under the "Young Jump Comics" line. This magazine's mascot was an anthropomorphic, Western-style mouse illustrated by Susumu Matsushita.

History

The magazine debuted in July 1985 as the first "salaryman" magazine to be published by Shueisha, Inc. Business Jump completing with Ultra Jump, Super Jump, etc. was one of its kind in the Jump family of manga magazines. Business Jump readers were typically young, twentysomething business men. BJ was originally a monthly publication, the date of its release was changed to the first Wednesday of every month. For the second time, it was changed in 2008 to the 15th.

The magazine was discontinued in late 2011, with a final double issue, numbered 21/22, released on October 5. Several ongoing series were folded into a new publication, Grand Jump.

Serializations

1980s

• (1985–1996)
• by Masahiko Takajo and Tetsuya Saruwatari (1987–1990)
• by Yoshihiro Suma (1987–1990)
• by Hikari Kasuga (1989–1990)

1990s

• by Template:Ill (1990–2011)
• by Kazuo Koike and Template:Ill (1990–2003)
• by Tetsuya Watari (1990–1996)
• Battle Angel Alita / by Yukito Kishiro (1990–1995)
• by Template:Ill (1991–1997)
• by Template:Ill (1992–1993)
• by Shiosu Nakashima (1992–1997)
• by Template:Ill (1993–1999)
• by Template:Ill (1994–1996)
• by Template:Ill (1994–1999)
• Women by Template:Ill (1995–2000)
• by Tetsuya Saruwatari (1996–2001)
• by Kei Toume (1997–2011)
• by Fumiharu Ikeda (1997–2002)
• One Outs by Shinobu Kaitani (1998–2006)
• by Masayuki Kondō and Teruto Ariga (1999–2006)
• by Template:Ill (1999–2005)

2000s–2011

• by Jiro Taniguchi (2000–2003)
• by Mio Murao (2001–2004)
• by Template:Ill (2001–2007)
• by Template:Ill (2002–2007)
• by Template:Ill (2002–2004)
• by Ryōka Shū and Template:Ill (2003–2007)
• by Keīchi Tanaka (2004–2006)
• by Tetsuo Aoki (2004–2008)
• by Ryō Kurashina and Nao Kurebayashi (2004–2008)
• by Template:Ill (2005–2008)
• by Template:Ill (2005–2007)
• by Atsuji Yamamoto (2005–2007)
• by Takewo Takeyama (2005–2006)
• by Dragon Odawara (2005–2007)
• by Template:Ill and Template:Ill (2005–2010)
• by Template:Ill and Mari Masatoshi (2005–2006)
• by Mio Murao (2005–2006)
• by Template:Ill (2005–2011)
• by Template:Ill (2005–2007)
• by Template:Ill and Template:Ill (2005–2006)
• by Sig Production, Shōji Kanemaru (2006)
• by Hiroshi Motomiya (2006–2008)
• by Tsukasa Yamaguchi (2006–2007)
• by Template:Ill and Template:Ill (2006)
• Swing-style by Toshiki Yui (2006–2007)
• by Aki Ra and Template:Ill (2006–2007)
• by Tetsuya Saruwatari (2006–2011)
• by Araki Joh and Template:Ill (2006–2011)
• by Template:Ill (2007–2009)
• by Gō Nagai and Template:Ill (2007–2008)
• by Yōzaburō Kanari and Rokku Noma (2007–2008)
• by Shigeru Noda (2007–2008)
• by Shinobu Kaitani (2007–2011)
• by Template:Ill (2007–2008)
• by Kazuhiro Kumagaya (2007–2008)
• by Mio Murao (2007)
• by Masanao Kurihara (2007–2009)
• by Template:Ill and Template:Ill (2007–2009)
• by Noriyuki Yamahana (2008–2010)
• by Dai Tennōji and Kiryō Inōe (2008)
• by Template:Ill and Template:Ill (2008–2009)
• by Tsukasa Yamaguchi (2008–2010)
• by Template:Ill and Template:Ill (2008–2009)
• by Osamu Suzuki, Seigō Kashida, Teruto Ariga (2008–2009)
• by Tatsuya Egawa (2010–2011)

Circulation

Year(s)	Weekly circulation	Magazine sales (Template:Estimation)	Sales revenue (Template:Estimation)	Issue price
1990	700,000	8,400,000	Template:JPY	Template:JPY
1991	720,000	8,640,000	Template:JPY
1992	730,000	8,760,000	Template:JPY
1993	750,000	9,000,000	Template:JPY
1994	760,000	9,120,000	Template:JPY	Template:JPY
1995	740,000	8,880,000	Template:JPY
1996	740,000	8,880,000	Template:JPY
1990Template:Ndash1996	637,381	61,680,000	Template:JPY (Template:US$)	Template:JPY

External links

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