東京新聞デジタル -東京新聞電子版 3.0.5

Rather than fleeting trends, we focus on articles that foster real societal change.

We are deepening our commitment to the editorial philosophy of "not reading the air," by enriching our content with in-depth articles primarily centered on topics originating from Tokyo. Our platform will feature a wide array of unique content, including columns by prominent figures across various fields.

The Tokyo Shimbun Digital is now a part of the new service, "Tokyo Shimbun Digital." Here are some of the features that enhance our offerings:

• Comprehensive Content Accessible Anytime, Anywhere
  • The morning and evening editions can be read in color on smartphones and tablets, with the morning edition available at 5 AM and the evening edition at 3 PM. All local editions from Tokyo and seven surrounding prefectures are accessible, along with past issues up to one month old.
  • The Sunday "Sunday Edition" is also available for readers.
  • By downloading page data in advance, users can read articles even without an internet connection.
• Keyword Registration for Tailored Content
  • Users can register keywords in advance, allowing for easy navigation of related articles through a text display list. Note that only a selection of morning edition articles will feature keyword-related content.
• Convenient Article Search and Scrapbook Features
  • Articles from the past five years can be searched by keywords, names, or locations to find previously read articles or intriguing news stories.
  • Readers can effortlessly clip articles (pages) and save them into a "scrapbook" for easy reference.
  • The size of text and images can also be adjusted to meet user preferences.

Application Usage Information:

• To access premium content via this app, users must subscribe to Tokyo Shimbun Digital separately. Subscriptions can be finalized through the Tokyo Shimbun Digital website.

Important Notes:

• Due to copyright and portrait rights, some articles and images may not be available, including certain advertisements. Additionally, some past articles may not be searchable for the same reasons.