i do luv collectin zine from other countries ryt now i do hav:

Singapore: Teenage Magazine
Malaysia: URTV, Klik, Lime Malaysian edition
Indonesia: Gadis, Aneka Yess! (courtesy of Furan)
Thailand: TV Magazine
Japan: Cuties
Taiwan: Mens Uno
India: Mans World
South Korea: Bazaar Korean Edition(lost, i cant find it somewhere)
Australia: DOlly
UK: Sugar
HongKong: 1st Monday

Singapore

Indonesia

Malaysia

Thailand

Philippines

India

Taiwan/Chinese Taipei(R.O.C)

Japan

South Korea

Philippines

Philippines

How do u find the time to read all the magz??? I only get the African magz here...

its for collection purposes actually... i cant read them reli ...some people are collecting Money, coins, Stamps ...so i juz invented/ created this weird idea of collecting zine...hey y not?!

I still think it's a very unique hobby, gergoz
want some more? coz I wanna throw away my mags.
If you want them, just PM me as usual

FHM Asian Version

Singapore



Thailand



Philippines



Indonesia



Malaysia



Taiwan

where is the playboy magazine......? asian edition lah

sooooo which of the countries is the most scandal of FHM?

while u are at playboy, u might as well add in the list of gay mags!!!

the thai and indo FHM are hottest!!

dawn yeo is a sex robot.

Seventeen Asian Edition

Singapore



Philippines



Indonesia



Malaysia



Japan


India

Soap Opera & TV Magazine

Usa



Mexico



South Korea



Philippines



Thailand



Malaysia



India



Singapore

playboy indonesia

r u serious?! well check this out:


Thailand Magazine:
















Philippines Magazine:

asian Mens Mag

Thailand:



Philippines:

Candy mag



Manual Magazine Philippines



Metro Him Phils.

Singapore

are there any yoga magazines??

Mens Health Singapore



Mens Health Philippines



Mens Health Indonesia

sure they do...

Ooohh...Furan!!! I want your mags!!!

Gergoz, can u give a lowdown on the types of magazines in each country, what target groups they are aimed at? What's the point of listing all these mag covers if you don't give a bit of explanation who and what they are targetted at in each country???

8Days is a weekly Singaporean magazine published by MediaCorp's publishing arm MediaCorp Publishing, aimed mainly at the teenage market. The magazine is predominantly about the latest celebrity gossip and television news as well as television synopsis for every episode, with small sections featuring other subjects. These include interviews, film reviews, music reviews, travel, book reviews, a horoscope and a food section among others.

The magazine also has unique sections, including "Stars and their Cars", an occasional section where celebrities are interviewed about their new automobiles, and "How I Spend my Weekend", a column providing a celebrity's personal recount about what he/she does during the weekend. The people featured in the latter have included personalities from Project Runway finalist Santino Rice to theatre director Ivan Heng. Another section, named "Boos and Bravos", is comprised of small paragraphs rating a particualar instance in a television program or commercial as either good or bad.

Clebrity interviews are also sometimes themed, or presented in an unusual fashion. For example, an interview with actress Shu Qi was peppered with photographs of her facial expressions when she was answering the specific question. Another interview with the hosts of a local hidden camera television program, Gotcha! (TV series), set the hosts up for a seemingly routine photoshoot with a demanding photographer.

8 Days and its Chinese-language contemporary i-Weekly are two of the countries longest-running magazines, running for more than 16 years as of 2007. Most often, celebrities are the cover page stories, with annual "special" issues such as "30 Sexy Stars Under 30". Also, the latest films have made their way to the magazine's cover, with their team scoring exclusive interviews as part of the international press for such blockbusters as Superman Returns, Spider-Man 3 and The Grudge 2.

LIME is a monthly magazine published under the umbrella of MediaCorp that targets Asian youths and focus on tabloid breaking news, music, celebrity and entertainment.

The contents in LIME usually features Asian celebrities and lifestyle of youths in Singapore and is different from 8 Days (magazine), another entertainment publication by MediaCorp Publishing.

The cost of the magazine is SGD$3 for the Singapore Edition.

Manja which means Pampered in English is a best-selling Malay-language entertainment and lifestyle magazine that is published monthly.

It is published under the umbrella of MediaCorp and features Malay celebrities and the Malay music scene from Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. It also features the latest reviews on hollywood movies, celebrity and music in Malay language.

Manja was launched together with Singapore's first Malay channel, Suria on 30th January 2000 to complement each other thru the different media platform.

The magazine cost SGD$3 for the Singapore edition.

yep laos has magazines
here they are!!

wahh....losty! I didn't aware of this post. I'm sorry!
Just PM me your address, and we can discuss it, etc, and I'll help you

@507bro: Cute magz!

GADIS is an Indonesian magazine for teenage girls. First published in 19 November 1973, it's the first magazine for teenage girls ever published in Indonesia. Talking about the most important things in a teenage girl's life like make-up, fashion, celebrity gossip and of course boys, GADIS is essential for every girl in her teens. Even with the international magazines now flooding Indonesia's publishing world like Cosmogirl or Seventeen, GADIS will always be a part in Indonesia.

@furrie: I just found out that Eva Lesmana, daughter of Sophia Latjuba and Indra Lesmana is already a big girl now!

HAI is the oldest and (I think) the only Indonesian magazine for teenage boys! It's all about boys and their toys: music, girls, automotive, girls, videogames and of course, girls!

Thai magazines


For Men








For Women








For Gay???








For Teenagers

Hey Bhas, wow Eva has grown up now

Indonesia has so many local magazines. Bhaskara has mentioned 2 of them (Gadis and Hai). These are some of my collections (including international mags):


Prodo
Prodo is kinda new fashion magazine in Indonesia. A lifestyle mag for young people (+21), it focuses on upper class market and mostly talks about fashions, designers, socialites, and what’s hype in town now.



A+ Magazine
A+ magazine is a quiet new fashion magazine in Indonesia. The editor in chief is a famous model Izabel Yahya who was a covergirl for Playboy Indonesia magazine. A+ magazine is about beauty, fashion and their supports and products, for upper-class, female and male around 25. Most of the articles are about celebrity and famous people profiles with in-depth and smart interview emphasize their intelligence.




Dewi
Another cosmopolitan mag, it’s about lifestyle and what’s hype in town, for upper class male & female (+21)




Canting
This mag focuses on fashion, textile and lifestyle for local designers and male-women market (+25). The articles are mostly about ethnic fashion and style influenced by Indonesian culture, traditional mixed with modern style. It’s also about Indonesian ethno designers’ works.



Tunes
Auto lifestyle mag for upper-class market, male +30, discusses all about cars and its supports. And of course girls with cars.



Selular
All about brand new cellular phones in here.



Le Marriage
It’s a free wedding magazine. You can get it in cafes for free. It gives you all tips around marriage, wedding planning, dresses, foods and stuffs.



Wedding
This magazine is under the umbrella of Canting magazine. It focuses on traditional wedding ceremonies from various culture all over Indonesia, including the costumes and style.



Kartika
Also a new mag in Indonesia, but it tends to be more serious; most of the articles are about true life and experiences and reality bites. It suits for middle-class female around 30 and household wives.



Men’s Guide
A notebook-size magazine for adult men in Indonesia (+18) generally gives various tips about healthy food and diets, and body shaping exercises. Some articles are about gadgets, men’s fashion and trips. It also discusses about sex in small portion. Men’s Guide is supported by L-Men, a milk product for men.



Men’s Health
Same as Men’s Guide, except for its size, plus it discusses about sex a lot more than Men’s Guide.



Soap
A mag for upper-class male around +25, the articles are mostly about famous and unique Indonesian men’s profiles, men lifestyle and trips.



Networks
This is a TV guide magazine, issued by Indonesian broadcast company MNC that holds 3 TV stations including 1 biggest TV station in Indonesia and MTV, and 1 pay TV Indovision.

Femina Group
Femina Group is a big magazine publisher in Indonesia and it provides 5 magazines for different markets:

1. Femina
Femina magazine is the first magazine published by Femina Group since 1970’s. The market is female for middle to upper class, +25 years old, single, young mom and working mom. It contains articles about true women’s life and experiences, their problems and issues, love life and working life.



2. Cita Cinta
It’s a two-weekly magazine in notebook-compact size, for young girls especially college students and female 18 to 24 years old. It has special articles about healthy sex and its tips, job/work place issues, fun trips, latest movies, music, and artist profiles. The segment is for middle-class. This mag is unique because it’s very open about sex but not making it vulgar. In fact, it‘s more to sex education.




3. Gadis
A teen magazine, it’s the first local teen magazine in Indonesia since 1970’s. Like other teen mags, it talks about everything related to the teenyboppers’ favourites, such as gossips, celebrities, schools, music, movies, styles, teen fashions, etc. The segment is for middle to upper-class senior high school students around 15-19 yrs old.





4. Kawanku
It’s a teen magazine in notebook-compact size, for middle-class teen girls’ especially junior high school students around 13 to 15 years old. It’s cheaper than Gadis.



5. Hai
This is the first teen magazine for boys; its segment is middle-class high school boys around 14-17 years old. Mostly talks about music, bands (rock, metal and alternative), gadget, schools and trends. It also has sex education articles, one article titled “Cewek Hai” (Hai’s Girl), plus story about one special high school for every issue.

continue...


Female
It’s almost similar with Cosmopolitan magazine.



Lisa
Almost like Cita Cinta, for young working female from middle-class around 20 to 25.



Chic
Woman magazine (+20) for middle-class, also talks about healthy life and its tips.



Harper’s Bazaar Indonesia

Men’s edition:

People edition:



Seventeen Indonesia


TO BE CONTINUED…..

Wow furrie, you have an extensive collection, I see. Oh, don't forget, if HAI got "Cewek HAI" (HAI Girl), GADIS also got "Cowoknya GADIS) (GADIS' Boy)

sorry double post

^ hehe...thanks Bhas. Yeah I've just recalled that Gadis also has the same article like Hai.

Continuing my collections

Spice!
A magazine special for campus girls, meaning: for girls between 17 to 21 yrs old.



Aneka Yess!
Another Indo teen mag, for middle-class consumers around 13 to 15 yrs old.



Cosmopolitan Indonesia



Playboy Indonesia >> not mine but my friend's..hehehe



Appetite Journey
Food & Entertainment magazine, it’s all about Indonesian cuisines, cooking with style, culture and nature, travel and hotel reviews plus food famous persons.



Griya Asri
Architectural, interior, garden and environment magazine.



Laras
About interior trend, architecture and design. The price is cheaper than Griya Asri.

edited, double posting

Thai Magazines

Need more sexy magazines! You know, the "naughty" ones....

^ try searching FHM from any country

My newest collection of Indonesian mags this month:

Dewi > voted one of Asia’s Best Designed Magazines


Cleo Indonesia


Men’s Folio Indonesia
All about men’s fashion and the latest roll-out of the year from world’s designers including couture chat, runway report, men’s jewelleries and inspirational people. The segment is High-class consumers around 30 years old.

Philippines



Candy is every teen girl's best friend. The No. 1 teen magazine shows them how to make the most of their teen years and is there is to support them in case things don't run out the way they're supposed to. Candy tells them that "it's okay to be yourself" and helps them build confidence during this tumultuous growing-up period.

Cosmopolitan Philippines is the local edition of the largest young women's magazine in the world. It is the fun, fearless female magazine with a message: Live Big, be the best you can be in every area of your life.

Editorial content focuses on personal growth, relationships, and careers with in-depth reporting and imaginative and relevant features on fashion and beauty, health and fitness, celebrities, and pop culture.