Cocohana
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Cover of the January 2012 issue of Cocohana, the first after the name change
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| Categories | Josei manga |
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| Frequency | Monthly |
| Circulation | 75,000 (2015) [1] |
| First issue | May 28, 1994 |
| Company | Shueisha |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
| Website | cocohana |
Cocohana (ココハナ?) is a Japanese josei manga magazine published by Shueisha. Originally published on May 28, 1994 as Chorus, the magazine changed its name to Cocohana starting with the January 2012 issue.[2] Cocohana is published monthly on the 28th.
Manga
Current
- Kyaria Kogitsune Kin no Machi (キャリア こぎつね きんのまち)
- Samurai Kaasan (サムライカアサン)
- Higepiyo (ヒゲぴよ)
- Chikutaku Bonbon (ちくたくぼんぼん)
- Yottsu no Kisetsu (よっつの季節)
- Hana ni Somu (花に染む)
- Manpukuji (万福児)
- Marmalade Boy Little
- Tanin Kurashi (他人暮らし)
- Papa Told Me (パパ トールド ミー)
- Mama wa Tenparist (ママはテンパリスト)
- Seigi no Mikata (正義の味方)
- Heavenly Kiss (ヘヴンリー・キス)
- Kishuku no Niwa (鬼宿の庭)
- Kyō wa Kaisha Yasumimasu. (きょうは会社休みます。)
- Moment: Eien no Isshun (モーメント 永遠の一瞬)
- Clover Trèfle (クローバー trefle)
- Sumika Sumire (スミカスミレ)
Former
- Clover (Toriko Chiya)
- Honey and Clover (Chica Umino)
- Kakukaku Shikajika (Akiko Higashimura)
- Kodomo Nanka Daikirai (Kimidori Inoue)
- Pong Pong (PONG☆PONG?) (Mari Ozawa)
- Pride (プライド?) (Yukari Ichijo)
- Nihon Santa Claus Kabushiki-gaisha (日本サンタクロース株式会社 nihon santakurōsu kabushiki-gaisha?)
- Nikoniko Nikki (ニコニコ日記 Niko Niko Nikki?) (Mari Ozawa)
- Shakunetsu Mermaid (灼熱マーメイド Shakunetsu maameido?) (Momoko Aikawa)
- Shōjo Manga[3] (Naoko Matsuda)
- Suna no Shiru (Yukari Ichijo)
- Tama-chan House (たまちゃんハウス?) (Mieko Ōsaka)
- Nōnai Poison Berry (たまちゃんハウス?) (Setona Mizushiro)
See also
References
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- Official website (Japanese)
- Chorus (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
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