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Tokyo Sports Web is a Japanese news site whose footer credits Tokyo Sports Press Co., Ltd. It covers professional wrestling, baseball, soccer, sumo and combat sports, golf, and other sports, as well as entertainment, crime and society, public racing, science, and lifestyle. The site features breaking stories, photos, videos, rankings, special reports, interviews, serialized features, and columns. It also offers free member registration and a newsletter, with information about print newspaper subscriptions and ordering back issues.

Daily Sports Online is a Japanese news site focused on sports. It covers professional baseball and the Hanshin Tigers, MLB, soccer, golf, combat sports, horse racing, and race events, while also publishing entertainment, society, fishing, and opinion pieces. The homepage provides breaking updates and scores, photos, videos, real-time and daily rankings, race previews, and special features. It also links to print and digital newspaper subscriptions, back issues, and content purchases, bringing the publication’s news and newspaper-related services together.

Sanspo is a Japanese news site whose copyright notice identifies SANKEI DIGITAL. It covers sports including baseball, MLB, soccer, golf, rugby, sumo, combat sports, and horse racing, alongside entertainment and society news. Readers can browse breaking updates, schedules and results, photos, videos, rankings, reporter columns, and serialized features, with dedicated sections for subjects such as baseball, soccer, golf, and rugby. The site also links to print newspaper subscriptions, special editions and back issues, and an online community for sports and entertainment fans.

Sponichi Annex is a Japanese news site operated by Sports Nippon Newspapers. It reports on professional baseball, MLB, soccer, golf, combat sports, the Olympics, entertainment, society, horse and public racing, fishing, and cars. Readers can find schedules and results, live updates, photos, videos, columns, special features, rankings, and a look at the newspaper’s front page. The site offers free member registration and print-subscription information, and promotes Sponichi Annex Z, a paid plan focused on ad-free browsing and in-depth articles.

Nikkan Sports is a Japanese news website operated by Nikkan Sports News. It covers professional baseball, MLB, soccer, golf, sumo, combat sports, horse racing, and boat racing, with breaking updates and results, as well as entertainment, society, fishing, and amusement stories. The site also features photos, videos, reporter columns, article rankings, and a newspaper-page viewer. Free membership is available; some articles are member-only, and the site links to Nikkan Sports Premium and print newspaper subscription information.

Sports Hochi is a Japanese sports and entertainment news site operated by The Hochi Shimbun. It reports on professional baseball, the Yomiuri Giants, MLB, soccer, sumo, golf, horse racing, and combat sports, alongside entertainment and society stories. The homepage also offers game results and updates, photo features, videos, reporter columns, and article rankings, with additional sections for comics, fashion, daily life, food, shogi, and go. The site promotes free membership and marks some stories as member-only; it also links to print-paper subscriptions and back issues, combining public news with member and newspaper services.

NEWS Post Seven is a Japanese general-news site operated by Shogakukan's Post Seven editorial bureau. Its official description says it publishes both adapted articles from the magazines Shukan Post and Josei Seven and original stories based on its own reporting and editorial angles. Coverage spans entertainment, sports, politics, economics, business, society, international affairs, and health, with video news also available. The site's information page states that every article can be read free of charge without registering, so an account or subscription is not required for article access.

FRIDAY DIGITAL is the online news outlet for the Japanese weekly magazine FRIDAY, published by Kodansha. Its homepage features new stories, rankings, series, and special reports across entertainment, society and incidents, sports, and culture. Readers can also browse gravure photography, comics, and photo-led articles, and find information about the latest magazine issue, print retailers, and a digital page viewer. A linked FRIDAY subscription service offers paid member content such as videos, digital photo books, and magazine viewing, so the publication combines accessible web articles with a separate paid area.

Shukan Josei PRIME is the Japanese online news outlet associated with the Shukan Josei weekly magazine. It organizes reporting on entertainment and public figures alongside the Imperial Household, social issues and incidents, lifestyle, and trends. The site also provides comics, a series directory, topic tags, and free horoscopes. Its homepage lists new stories and article rankings that can be viewed by one-hour, 24-hour, weekly, monthly, and likes-based periods. Readers can also find information about the latest magazine issue and links to the publication's social accounts and YouTube channel.

Josei Jishin is the digital news site of a Japanese women's weekly magazine operated by Kobunsha. Its homepage organizes coverage into entertainment, the Imperial Household, domestic and international news, sports, lifestyle, comics, columns, and horoscopes, and it also shows current topics and an overall article ranking. The site advertises free membership and magazine subscriptions, while a separate shopping link leads to Kobunsha's retail service. Readers can browse the editorial sections without assuming that every article or subscription benefit is free.

International + Foresight is the global-affairs section of Shincho QUE, Shinchosha’s subscription platform for reporting and cultural content. Foresight editors and specialist contributors analyze international politics, economics, security, and energy with attention to context and possible developments, rather than only presenting breaking headlines. The active section publishes dated articles, series, and videos on subjects such as North Korea, the Middle East, U.S.–China relations, and energy. The former fsight.jp site ended new article publishing in May 2026; an official notice directs readers to this successor section. Free-member content and paid access are offered, including a dedicated plan listed at ¥800 monthly or ¥8,000 annually.

Shukan Bunshun Digital is the online subscription edition of the Japanese weekly magazine Shukan Bunshun, published by Bungeishunju Ltd. Its official subscription page lists early access to scoops before the print issue goes on sale, a three-year article archive, digital-only stories, serialized columns, reporter discussions and evidence videos, a members’ newsletter, and a digital magazine viewer. Some stories are marked free, while archive access and member-only material require a subscription. The page currently advertises a ¥300 first month for new monthly subscribers, followed by ¥2,200 per month, and also lists annual and three-year plans.

Netorabo is a Japanese-language online news publication operated by ITmedia Inc. It describes its focus as timely topics people are curious about and want to discuss. Its editorial sections include news, entertainment, quizzes, food, local stories, housing, education and parenting, animals, research, IT and science, culture, and lifestyle. The homepage also features article rankings and reader polls with response counts. Free membership and a members-only article area are advertised, so access conditions may differ for some content.

KAI-YOU is a Japanese pop-culture publication operated by KAI-YOU Inc. It crosses genre boundaries to cover literature, anime, manga, illustration, games, IT, VR, hip-hop, and other popular culture. The site publishes current news, interviews, columns, reviews, reports, features, videos, and keyword-based article collections, alongside an area for user-submitted articles. Many stories are publicly available, while KAI-YOU Premium offers subscriber-only conversations and columns; some archive articles may be restricted to Premium members, making the service a mix of free and paid content.

Real Sound is a Japanese culture publication operated by blueprint Inc. Its four main sections cover music, film, technology, and books, with reporting on artists and entertainment as well as current news, scene and industry analysis, reviews, interviews, features, columns, and recurring series. The site spans music and performers, films and television dramas, entertainment technology, and books. Readers can browse genre-based stories, keyword indexes, and rankings based on page visits and shares. It also examines how changes such as subscription streaming are reshaping the ways people discover and enjoy culture.

Eiga.com is a Japanese movie-information portal operated by eiga.com, Inc. It publishes daily news about notable releases and lets readers explore films from Japan and abroad, cast and director profiles, movies in theaters or coming soon, cinema schedules, and box-office rankings. The site also features new-release criticism, columns, audience reviews, trailers, and search tools and rankings for video-streaming services. Festival and award coverage, film features, and advance-screening information support discovery before a movie and discussion afterward; posting reviews and some participation features may require an account.

Cinema Today is a Japanese film-news and information site operated by Cinema Today Inc. It publishes current movie reporting, features, interviews, trailers and other videos, film profiles, release information, weekend box-office rankings, and critics’ short reviews. Readers can explore upcoming and popular titles as well as dedicated coverage of film festivals and awards, including the Academy Awards and Tokyo International Film Festival. The site combines entertainment journalism with practical discovery tools for films, reviews, and rankings.

MANTANWEB is a Japanese pop-culture news and explainer publication operated by MANTAN Inc. It covers entertainment topics across anime, manga, games, television, and film, with current news, interviews with stars and creators, original reporting, and analysis by specialist editors. Its official sections also include tokusatsu, drama, celebrity news, TV, gravure, business, and video, helping readers follow both individual works and wider entertainment trends in Japan.

ORICON NEWS is a Japanese entertainment and trend publication operated by oricon ME Inc. It reports on celebrity and entertainment news, music, television dramas and films, anime and games, video streaming, sports, society and business, food, beauty, lifestyle, and fan culture. The site combines breaking stories with features, interviews, trend coverage, and rankings. Its music section presents weekly and daily singles and album charts, combined rankings, streaming charts, and YouTube and TikTok music charts; artist and title profile pages link readers to related information. The official Oricon company overview lists the production and operation of sites such as ORICON NEWS among oricon ME’s businesses.