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About us

Risk-taisaku.com — Risk Management Magazine

Profile

Risk-taisaku.com is the #1 risk management magazine in Japan. “Taisaku” means “countermeasures” and “response” in Japanese.

Our aim is to deliver in-depth knowledge regarding risk management, mainly disaster recovery and BCP (Business Continuity Planning). We provide trusted articles and events info in Japanese (we also translate English articles into Japanese).

In general, the word “com” stands for company and community.

Magazine overview

PublicationBimonthly on the 25th of Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov
FormatA variation of A4: 100–120 pages
Circulation5,000 copies (each issue). Over 16,000 enrollments on our e-mail newsletter.
Main readersProfessional business persons, administration officials, officials in local government
AreaJapan, Taiwan

e.g.) Professionals of risk management / emergency management departments of governmental organizations, risk management / emergency management departments of firms, CSR departments of companies, general affairs departments of companies, finance sections of companies, BCM professionals, BCM consulting, crisis-management consulting firms.

Award

The BCI Asia Business Continuity Awards 2012
“Business Continuity Management Special Contribution of the Year”

Title of the feature

  • Vol.1 BCP of convenience store and super market
  • Vol.2 The big earthquake & Tsunami in Miyagi: Predict a 99% possibility in next 30 years.
  • Vol.3 Is there any BCP for the 2007 Chuetsu offshore earthquake?
  • Vol.4 Change the way of preparedness in the office against earthquakes
  • Vol.5 BCM for the government begins
  • Vol.6 New Risk Finance
  • Vol.7 BS25999-2 changes BCP in Japan
  • Vol.8 Green BCP “Integration of Environment and Disaster Management”
  • Vol.9 Countermeasures against H1N1 flu -Company tackling the flu for Business Continuity-
  • Vol.10 How to make IT-BCP?
  • Vol.11 What is effective exercise and drill for BCP?
  • Vol.12 BCP for small to medium size companies
  • Vol.13 Fight H1N1 flu
  • Vol.14 BCP for the construction industry
  • Vol.15 How does BS25999-2 influence BCP in Japan?
  • Vol.16 Crisis management and BCP in Yokohama city
  • Vol.17 BCP for medical facilities ←SOLD OUT
  • Vol.18 Supply Chain Continuity Management
  • Vol.19 Learn from BCM in the UK
  • Vol.20 Record the flu damage for risk managers in the future
  • Vol.21 Using Crowd Computing for BCP
  • Vol.22 Crisis Management Industry in China
  • Vol.23 Public Relations in Crisis
  • Vol.24 Think about legal risk when a company expands business overseas
  • Vol.25 BCP in the 3.11 Tohoku Earthquake
  • Vol.26 Earthquake insurance
  • Vol.27 Change the way of thinking from Preparedness to Resilience
  • Vol.28 Evaluation of BCM in 3.11 -Case Studies of 16 firms’ BCM-
  • Vol.29 International Standard for social security and BCM
  • Vol.30 How to make an Emergency Operation Center / Incident Command System
  • Vol.31 Prepare for Blackout
  • Vol.32 UK’s BCM preparation for the Olympic games
  • Vol.33 Risk Management for Supply Chain: Prevent a sudden disruption of component procurement from disaster
  • Vol.34 Countermeasures for commuters unable to get home when a big earthquake hits Tokyo
  • Vol.35 Eruption risk rising
  • Vol.36 Risks of expanding overseas
  • Vol.37 Requirements for Leaders
  • Vol.38 Validate the way of safety confirmation
  • Vol.39 Resilient Towns & Buildings
  • Vol.40 Changing TEPCO’s ICS (Incident Command System)
  • Vol.41 Rethink your disaster agreement
  • Vol.42 Method for BCP cooperation
  • Vol.43 Functional information sharing
  • Vol.44 Local contribution and BCP
  • Vol.45 What can we prepare for torrential rain
  • Vol.46 Growth by disaster prevention
  • Vol.47 Yahoo! Japan’s ERM
  • Vol.48 In-house fire fighting team
  • Vol.49 Cultivation of human resources
  • Vol.50 Crisis Management for the Olympics
  • Vol.51 Can you depend on the administrator?

Shinken Press Ltd.

Company NameShinken Press Ltd.
Address (Tokyo)5F Goudoukaikan Bldg., 3-27 Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0094 Japan
Address (Nagano)686-8 Minamiagata-machi, Nagano-city, Nagano 380-8622 Japan
TEL+81(0)3-3556-5525 (Tokyo Office)
FAX+81(0)3-5556-5526 (Tokyo Office)
E-mailrisk-t@shinkenpress.co.jp
Established1945
CEOYusei Miura
BusinessPublishing

History

Shinken Press Ltd. publishes newspapers for constructors and many books on housing.

“Shinken” means “build something new”. The company was founded in 1945. It published a house building journal in Nagano prefecture, in the middle part of Japan.

In 1995, when the Great Hanshin Earthquake hit the Kansai region, Mr. Kazuma Izawa (former head and owner of Shinken Press) took many workers, such as constructors in Nagano prefecture, to Kobe city — the disaster-stricken area — to help victims.

At that time, Mr. Izawa set a new policy for the company: “Change Japanese buildings and houses to be much stronger against disaster through our media.” He set up a new office in Tokyo and began to publish new journals (newspapers and magazines) for home builders and constructors named “Shinken-Housing”. It is currently one of our main media.

From the early 2000s onwards, financial crisis plunged Japan into a deep and prolonged economic slump. Many companies and local governments had difficulties constructing new buildings or performing maintenance due to financial difficulties.

In 2007, Shinken Press published a new magazine called “Risk-taisaku.com”, which focuses on BCP, Disaster Recovery and Risk Finance.

Main Products

Newspaper / Shinken Housing

Specialized newspaper for home builders in Japan. Published 3 times a month, with a circulation of 10,000. Main readers are architects, home builders, building contractors, etc.
https://www.s-housing.jp/

Magazine / Risk-taisaku.com

Risk management magazine, focusing on BCP, Disaster Recovery and Risk Finance. Published bimonthly, with a circulation of 5,000 each issue.
https://www.risktaisaku.com

Books / Japanese Houses

Books on traditional Japanese houses, modern houses, imported houses, etc.
https://www.shinken-store.com/html/