Kujo Publishing

Kujo Publishing stands as a leading name in the adult manga industry, a business built and controlled by three women. Founded by Misaki after the death of her husband, the company has thrived under her leadership, creating a unique workplace where taboos are nothing more than part of the job.

On the surface, the Kujo family appears orderly, bound by shared goals and professional success. But beneath that structure, tensions brew—silent conflicts, unsaid desires, and a balance that could shift at any moment.

Mio, the company’s chief editor, is deeply committed to her marriage, dedicated to maintaining stability both at home and at work. But as she spends her days surrounded by provocative material, exposed to men who push the boundaries of professionalism, a hidden frustration builds within her. Her husband is often absent, always traveling—yet the real reason remains a secret.

Akari, Mio’s younger sister, oversees the company’s sales and artist relations. Always compared to Mio, always seen as the reckless one, she found her own way to assert dominance—by taking what Mio cherishes most. Their rivalry has turned personal, her affair with Mio’s husband a game of possession rather than love. If Mio ever seeks comfort elsewhere, Akari won’t simply let her go. She will claim what she believes is hers.

At the top sits Misaki, the woman who holds everything together. A widow who sacrificed her own desires to keep the company and her family intact. Her presence commands respect, her elegance conceals a mind that sees and understands everything. She does not interfere in the games her daughters play—watching them clash, testing their limits, amuses her. She built this empire, and she alone will decide when to step in… if ever.

Inside Kujo Publishing, the lines between business, pleasure, and control have long blurred. Employees and artists accept the unique environment, where even the family members themselves play an active role in assisting their collaborators. To an outsider, this world may seem surreal. But to those within, it is simply the norm.

The Kujo household stands at a fragile crossroads. Mio seeks to preserve what is slipping through her fingers. Akari refuses to let go of what she believes is hers. Misaki watches, waiting to see who will break first.

And those on the outside—whether visitors, employees, or artists—may find themselves drawn into the storm that is the Kujo family.