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There is/was a Japanese men's magazine named Goro. If you google "Goro magazine Japan", you can see some cover photos and a few issues for sale on Ebay.

It ran from sometime in the 1970s (Jun 9 1977 was issue #11 of that year, so perhaps twice monthly) to at least Aug 1987. Issues were typically quite large (sometimes over 200 pages) and often included a removable poster. There were occasional "special issues". Unfortunately I don't have much more information that that.

Some known issues: Jun 09 1977 #11 The Runaways & Charie Currie Jan 12 1983 #2 Yuko Natori, Kyoko Koizumi Apr 28 1983 #9 Miwako Fujitani, Jyuri Hamada Jan 01 1986 #1 Aki Mizusawa, Show-Ya, Miho Nakayama, Sade, Asia, Kawasaki GPZ250R Jun 25 1987 #13 Madonna "Welcome to Japan - Who's That Girl Tour" pre article Jul 09 1987 #14 Madonna "Japan Tour Report" review article Aug 13 1987 #16 Michael Jackson, Kumiko Goto, Hidemi Ishikawa, Tomoko Takabe — Preceding unsigned comment added by Howard Landman (talk • contribs) 21:09, 4 April 2017 (UTC)Reply

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