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Tokyo Kawaii Magazine's Suzumiya Haruhi Special Issue, now on App Store

Feb 9th 2011

Today, Feb,7 the world's first iPhone exclusive magazine "Tokyo Kawaii Magazine" Suzumiya Haruhi Special Issue (English text version/ http://tkmag.jp/) is available on the App store at no charge.

"Tokyo Kawaii Magazine" aims to provide you not only exciting wide-ranging information on Japanese POP culture, but also a variety of the latest news and specific features on Japanese animation, manga, game, figure, fashion, costume play, Japanese foods and other popular items from Tokyo, the capital of the Kawaii world.

"Tokyo Kawaii Magazine" Special Issue featuring the popular Suzumiya Haruhi anime series is set for Grand Release! Every page is all about "Suzumiya Haruhi" and it's FREE*!

* Once you have bought a Tokyo Kawaii Magazine application from the App Store, you will be able to purchase the latest issue and/or back issues from the Tokyo Kawaii Magazine application itself and get the special "Suzumiya Haruhi” issues for Free!. And, if you really enjoy Suzumiya Haruhi, you can also get "Tokyo Kawaii Magazine" vol.3 (Paid version/$2.99) featuring The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya (film version) too.

Hope you will enjoy "Tokyo Kawaii Magazine" Suzumiya Haruhi Special Issue and share this great opportunity with all your readers and followers!

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