Herusu Shuppan, Co. Inc.
Corporate brand
UnclaimedJapanese medical, nursing, and healthcare publisher founded in 1975 in Nakano, Tokyo.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Herusu Shuppan, Co. Inc. is a Japanese publisher of medical, nursing, emergency-medicine, and health/welfare materials. It was founded in February 1975 in Nakano, Tokyo, where it began by organizing seminars for nurses and launched the monthly journal Rinsho Kango in April 1975. Its catalogue includes journals such as Shoni Kango, Kyukyu Igaku, Shokaki Geka, Chudoku Kenkyu, Kyukyu Kyumeishi Journal, Zaitaku Shinryo 0-100, and Consensus Gan Chiryō, along with books and textbooks for emergency-medicine and nursing professionals. The company also runs seminar and academic-society secretariat businesses.
History
Herusu Shuppan was founded in February 1975 in Nakano, Tokyo, initially organizing seminars for nurses. In April 1975 it launched the monthly journal Rinsho Kango. In August 1976 it established Herusu Shuppan Jigyobu (the business division). In May 1977 it launched Kyukyu Igaku as a semi-official journal of the Japanese Association for Acute Medicine, converting it to a monthly in May 1978. In July 1978 it launched the monthly Shoni Kango, and in November 1978 the monthly Shokaki Geka. In August 1981 a new company building was completed and the company relocated to its current location. In August 1990 Kyukyu Igaku restarted as a commercial journal. In July 1991 it published the textbook Kyukyukyumeishi Hyojun Text for the national emergency-medicine technician qualification. In April 1997 it published Kyukyu Sosho-ho no Shishin. In May 2002 it launched Consensus Gan Chiryō. In August 2008 it published Herusu Shuppan Shinsho, described as the first shinsho in the medical specialist publishing field. In February 2015 the company marked its 40th anniversary. In January 2016 it launched the new journal Zaitaku Shinryo 0-100.
Products and positioning
Publisher serving medical, nursing, emergency-medicine, and health/welfare professionals in Japan.
Rinsho Kango
Kyukyu Igaku
Shoni Kango
Shokaki Geka
Chudoku Kenkyu
Kyukyu Kyumeishi Journal
Zaitaku Shinryo 0-100
Consensus Gan Chiryō
Kyukyu Sosho-ho no Shishin
Kyukyukyumeishi Hyojun Text
Nurse no Tame no Kusuri no Jiten
Herusu Shuppan Shinsho
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