Journal of the Alumni Association of Orthopaedic Surgery, Nara Medical University

Project Overview

For many years, we have assisted in the production of the Alumni Association Journal for the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Nara Medical University.

The journal features a wide variety of articles, including academic conference reports, award announcements, event logs, and updates from alumni.

In this issue, significant space was dedicated to a feature on Professor Tanaka's retirement, delivering rich content that bridges the department's history with its future.

Production Process

During production, we attend editorial meetings held in the spring and autumn to exchange ideas and review proofs directly with the doctors.

At these meetings, we carefully confirm the layout and article direction for each piece, examining every detail to ensure the journal delivers valuable information to its readers.

When necessary, we also visit the doctors at their affiliated hospitals to conduct reviews and confirm details.

During these visits, we pay close attention to time allocation and explanations so as not to impose a burden on their schedule.

This careful preparation directly contributes to the journal's high quality and well-organized layout.

Design Concept

The journal design prioritizes readability and sophistication, incorporating a modern layout while respecting long-standing traditions.

Furthermore, our company handles distribution, delivering copies not only to alumni members but also to medical universities across Japan, thereby contributing to the development of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Nara Medical University.

We have received high praise from readers, who note that the information is clear and easy to read. Moving forward, we remain committed to creating even better publications.

DATA

SizeA4
PaperCover: Coated Marian Eggshell (225kg) + Gloss PP; Endpapers: Opal (Ivory, 80kg); Body: Coated Paper (110kg)
PrintingColor
BindingPerfect binding: cover + endpapers + 126 pages
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