Media Creis

Media Creis Co., Ltd. (メディア・クライス株式会社) was a Japanese publishing company headquartered in Yaraicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo. It was established on February 26, 2007, as a spin-off of Bauhaus Co., Ltd., and on March 26 of the same year it took over all of Bauhaus's operations, including publication issuance. The company produced and sold magazines and DVDs, with a focus on titles aimed at a male readership. Media Creis's catalog included magazines such as Ukka, Excider EX, That's DAN, HDC Honto ni Dekappu, Motto Sugoi Honto ni Sugoi H Hanashi, and YOUNG momo, which remained in print until the company's end. Earlier discontinued titles included GOKUH, Kore ga Honto! Hitozuma no H Hanashi, BLACK*BOX, Hitozuma Honto no Deai no H Hanashi, @Honto! Uwaki Tsuma no H Hanashi, and Wakazuma Yantsuma. The company also operated online storefronts, including Otona Shop.com and HoneyRoom, for adult DVD mail order. Only about two years after its founding, on March 9, 2009, Media Creis filed for bankruptcy with the Tokyo District Court and was dissolved. Its total liabilities were approximately 2.1 billion yen. Following the bankruptcy, its ongoing magazine titles were transferred to other publishers: Myway Publishing took over some, Diapress acquired HDC Honto ni Dekappu, and Inforest acquired Motto Sugoi Honto ni Sugoi H Hanashi, Excider EX, Tha'S DAN, and Motto Sugoi Honto no H Hanashi Collection. The company's website was closed after the bankruptcy, although some related online shops continued to operate. Media Creis was associated with Jack Media Capital and Eichi Publishing, a former group company.

Media Creis Co., Ltd. was established on February 26, 2007, as a spin-off of Bauhaus Co., Ltd. On March 26, 2007, it succeeded all operations from Bauhaus, including publication issuance. The company was based in Yaraicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, and engaged in the production and sale of magazines and DVDs, primarily targeting a male audience. Its magazine lineup included ongoing titles such as Ukka, Excider EX, That's DAN, HDC Honto ni Dekappu, Motto Sugoi Honto ni Sugoi H Hanashi, and YOUNG momo. Discontinued titles included GOKUH, Kore ga Honto! Hitozuma no H Hanashi, BLACK*BOX, Hitozuma Honto no Deai no H Hanashi, @Honto! Uwaki Tsuma no H Hanashi, and Wakazuma Yantsuma. The company also ran online shops, including Otona Shop.com and HoneyRoom, for adult DVD mail order. However, just two years after its founding, on March 9, 2009, Media Creis filed for bankruptcy with the Tokyo District Court and was dissolved. Its total liabilities amounted to approximately 2.1 billion yen. After the bankruptcy, its ongoing magazine titles were transferred to other publishers: Myway Publishing took over some titles, Diapress acquired HDC Honto ni Dekappu, and Inforest acquired Motto Sugoi Honto ni Sugoi H Hanashi, Excider EX, Tha'S DAN, and Motto Sugoi Honto no H Hanashi Collection. The company's website was closed following the bankruptcy, though some related online shops continued to operate. Media Creis was associated with Jack Media Capital and Eichi Publishing, a former group company.

• Established as a spin-off of Bauhaus Co., Ltd.

• Succeeded all operations from Bauhaus, including publication issuance.

• Filed for bankruptcy with the Tokyo District Court and dissolved; liabilities approximately 2.1 billion yen.

Publisher specializing in magazines and adult-oriented DVDs for a male readership.

• Ukka

• Excider EX

• That's DAN

• HDC Honto ni Dekappu

• Motto Sugoi Honto ni Sugoi H Hanashi

• YOUNG momo

• GOKUH

• Kore ga Honto! Hitozuma no H Hanashi

• BLACK*BOX

• Hitozuma Honto no Deai no H Hanashi

• @Honto! Uwaki Tsuma no H Hanashi

• Wakazuma Yantsuma

1. 1Media Creis - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2メディア・クライス - Wikipediaja.wikipedia.org