The November issue pairs Fujishima with Tamaki Ishizuka, while its limited edition features Rei Jonishi and a different poster supplement.
Doughnuts, a neighborhood walk and an afternoon indoors shape Kaho Fujishima’s first gravure feature for BOMB. The Hinatazaka46 member also makes her first cover appearance for the magazine, leading its November 2026 issue’s 26-page opening special alongside Tamaki Ishizuka.
One Publishing released the print issue on October 8, 2026. Regular and limited editions each cost ¥1,590 including tax, with different front covers, back covers and poster supplements.
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The publisher describes Fujishima’s shoot as a day off for “Kahorin.” Its settings move from doughnuts in a pink sweatshirt and checked skirt to a quiet indoor sequence, a walk in a cat-print T-shirt and knit layer, and portraits in a sleeveless blue dress.
Her accompanying interview covers recent experiences with fellow members and juniors, her feelings about the cancellation of Hinata Fes 2026, and her ambitions as she enters her fifth year of idol activities. The feature accompanies Hinatazaka46’s eighteenth single, Icha Icha Mushi.
Tamaki Ishizuka appears on the regular edition’s back cover. Her solo feature includes an attempt at making oyakodon for the first time and a park catch session in an orange dress. In the interview, she discusses the group’s Hinatazaka lineup and senior member Mari Morimoto, whose graduation announcement is mentioned in the release.
Former NMB48 member Rei Jonishi returns to BOMB after approximately a year, during her tenth debut-anniversary year. She appears on the limited-edition front cover, with a swimsuit feature and making-of footage accessible through a QR code in the magazine.
Yumena Nishino takes that edition’s back cover. Her swimsuit feature also includes QR-linked filming footage, as does Kano Komori’s appearance.
The issue’s additional gravure lineup includes Miyuka Minami of Sophià la Mode and Luna Ichinose. It also presents advance photographs from Ayano Sumida’s third photobook, Kasumiso, scheduled for October 22, 2026.
Iori Minami, a third-generation member of 22/7, makes her first BOMB appearance in newly photographed gravure. Morning Musume ’26’s eighteenth-generation members Meisa Sugihara, Miyu Yasuda, Moa Suzuki and Hanano Ishikawa also debut in the magazine, joining a roundtable and answering personal questions.
NGT48’s Yuha Kitamura and Hanae Kita discuss their group and each other in a joint interview tied to the single Kaze no Kataomoi. Rikka Ihara talks about her starring drama, Komugi to Butter to Fukushu to, alongside personal subjects. Further interviews feature Yuika Kodera and Yumeka Hatanaka, while Shinya Arino’s regular column continues.
The publisher lists the regular edition at HMV&BOOKS online and a separate limited-edition listing. Its announcement describes a photographic-print bonus for the latter, with handwritten signatures on 30 randomly distributed prints; a signature is not guaranteed.
Images supplied by One Publishing via PR TIMES. Fujishima’s poster artwork credits photography to Kazunori Fujimoto; Jonishi’s pinup artwork credits LUCKMAN.
Source: One Publishing via PR TIMES
Compare the catalog records for the regular November BOMB edition and limited edition, or browse our BOMB publication guide. Each record keeps the included poster and edition details separate.
The 112-page swimsuit issue gives Ichinose a 22-page opener and double-sided poster, with 11 more models in the lineup.
Nanami Konishi, Kaho Fujishima, Saki Katayama and Sakura Matsuo lead a campaign combining fictional group chats, branching drama and a separate event offering in-person invitations.
