main section of a magazine; central portion
Refers to the primary content of a magazine or journal, as opposed to supplements or special features.
本誌の特集は環境問題です。
The main feature in this magazine is environmental issues.
付録では
this magazine; our journal
Formal or literary self-reference used by the publisher or editorial staff to refer to their own publication.
本誌は来月から月刊になります。
This magazine will become a monthly publication starting next month.
This magazine features a popular restaurant.
Please see the main magazine, not the supplement.
本誌の編集方針についてご説明します。
We will explain the editorial policy of our journal.
That article was published in this magazine.
This month's issue has a great main section as well as a rich supplement.
誌面 refers to the printed pages/space of a magazine, whereas 本誌 refers to the main section of the magazine as a whole, distinct from supplements.
付録 is the supplement or extra booklet bundled with a magazine, in contrast to 本誌, which is the main content itself.
本紙 and 本誌 are homophones, but 本紙 means "this newspaper" while 本誌 means "this magazine."
Compound of 本 (main, this) and 誌 (magazine, journal). The kanji combination directly yields the meanings 'main magazine' and 'this magazine'.