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Japanese manga publisher founded in 1961.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Daitosha is a Japanese publisher that has been publishing manga since its founding. It publishes magazines and comics across genres including horror, pets, teens' love, and boys' love.

History

Daitosha was founded in June 1961 in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. In 2005, Atsushi Imai became president. In 2008, the company moved to its current location. It has published various magazines and comics, including 'Manga Bon' (originally launched by Shonen Gahosha, later transferred to Daitosha), 'Monthly Pachi-Slot Setting Koryaku' (launched 2003, ceased 2009), 'Monthly Fanroad' (published from 2004, ceased 2009), 'Jissai ni Atta Kowai Hanashi' (published from 2007, independently launched as bimonthly in 2009), 'mini SUGAR' (published from 2009, independently launched as bimonthly in 2011), 'Nekotomo' (published from 2009, independently launched as bimonthly in 2012), 'Renai Sengen Pinky' (2010), 'mini Berry' (2011), and 'petit Rose' (2012).

Products and positioning

Product categories. Magazines · Comics

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