is a monthly Japanese manga magazine published by Kodansha, with a circulation reported at 81,870 in 2015.Japanese Magazine Publishers Association Magazine Data (April-June 2015), "Josei Manga". Retrieved October 29, 2015. The magazine is headquartered in Tokyo.
History and profile Kiss was first published in March 1992 as a supplementary monthly magazine to the manga magazine Mimi. When Mimi was discontinued in 1996, its editorial team, most of them young women in their 20s, switched to being in charge of Kiss, which is why it is considered a successor to Mimi. Some artists for Mimi also worked for Kiss after its closure. Kiss later switched to a bimonthly release until early 2013 when it switched back to a monthly publication.
Selected serializations Current Nanatsu-ya: Shinobu and Her Jewelry Box by Tomoko Ninomiya (2013) by Yukari Koyama (2017) Nagatan to Ao to: Ichika no Ryōrichō by Yuki Isoya (2018) by Risa Itō (2018) Makeup Is Not (Just) Magic by Ikumi Rotta (2018) Sheltering Eaves by Rie Aruga (2022)
Past 1990s by Mari Ozawa (1993–1999) by (1997–1999) by (1997–2005) by Risa Itō (1998–2018) by (1999)
2000s by Yayoi Ogawa (2000–2005) by Tomoko Ninomiya (2001–2010) by (2002–2011) by (2003–2009) by (2004–2009) by (2005–2010) by Toriko Chiya (2005–2015) by Yayoi Ogawa (2006–2011) by (2006–2012) by (2007–2011) by Keikei (2007–2012) by Waki Yamato (2007–2009) by (2008–2022) by Aya Tsuge (2008–2016) by (2008–2010) by (2008–2011) by Akiko Higashimura (2008–2017) by Banko Kuze (2009–2021) by Junko Karube (2009–2010) by Naoko Kusaka (2009–2010) by (2009–2017) by Tsunami Umino (2009–2011) by (2009–2011) by (2009–2011)
2010s by Satoru Hiura (2010) SatoShio by Seiko Erisawa (2010–2011) by Mari Ozawa (2010–2017) by Keikei (2011–2012) by Yayoi Ogawa (2012–2017) by Tsunami Umino (2012–2020) by Takumi Ishida (2013–2020) by Rie Aruga (2014–2021) by Akiko Higashimura (2014–2017) by Haruka Kawachi (2014–2025) by (2017–2021) by Natsumi Shiba (2018–2023) by Kuzushiro (2019) by Takako Shimura (2019–2023) by Paru Itagaki (2019–2020)
2020s by Nico Nicholson (2021–2023) Kujaku no Dance, Dare ga Mita? by Rito Asami (2022–2025) by Kana Ozawa (2023–2025)
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