Shinchosha (新潮社 Shinchōsha?) es una editorial japonesa especializada en publicar mangas. Se fundó en 1986 en la ciudad de Tokio, Japón. Shinchosa es uno de los auspiciadores del premio Premio a la mejor novela fantástica de Japón.
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