Interest Stacks

For Ribon, 66.6% of readers are in upper elementary school, 17.2% are in lower elementary school, 11.4% are in middle school, and 3.3% are in high school or older.

71% of readers are 45 years or older. Additionally, 32% are housewives, 27% are office workers, and 17% are part-time workers.

*V Jump* 90% of readers are men, and 10% are women. 25% of readers are in upper elementary school, 24% are in middle school, 20% are in lower elementary school, 12% are in high school, 15% are working adults, and 4% are in college.

For Saikyō Jump, 58.5% of readers are in upper elementary school, 28% are in lower middle school, 11% are in middle school, and 2.5% are in high school or older.

For Weekly Young Jump, the guide revealed at 72.2% of readers buy the magazine at convenience stores, 17% purchase them at bookstores, and 6.7% purchase them at train station stores. 47.8% of readers are aged 20-27, and 32.3% are aged 28 or older.

For Bessatsu Margaret, 56.2% of readers are 24 years or older, 16% are 15-18 years old, 15.1% are 19-23 years old, and 12.7% are 14 years or younger.

Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, but did list a breakdown by age. 27.4% of readers are 25 years old or older, 25.8% are 19-24 years old, 17.6% are 16-18 years old, 16.4% are 13-15 years old, 9.6% are 10-12 years old, and 3.2% are nine years old or younger.

Jump SQ.'s readership is 30.2% people aged 25-29 years old, 26.4% people aged 20-24 years old, 25.2% people aged 15-19 years old, and 18.2% people aged 30-34. 67.5% of readers are men and 32.5% of readers are women.

16.54% are Superhero Comic Buyer, 76.61% Are Manga Reader, 6.45% are Comic Buyer of Different Genres.