Koakuma Ageha [SEP] language of work or name
circulation and its unique trait of relating to the hostess club (Japanese-style cabaret) culture, as it mainly targets women who work at hostess clubs as hostesses, and most of its models are hostesses who actually work at hostess clubs.
Sociologist Shinji Miyadai has described this magazine as a "textbook for hostesses". Some describe this magazine as the "bible for hostesses".
"Koakuma Ageha" ceased publication in April 2014 following the bankruptcy of its parent company, Inforest Publishing. It restarted in April 2015
Kimono Ageha" () was first published in December 2010 as a special edition of "Koakuma Ageha". It is an irregularly published magazine specialized in kimono, and is modeled by "Koakuma Ageha" models.
Sister magazines "I Love Mama".
"I Love Mama" «stylized as "I LOVE mama"» was first published in September 2008 under the name "Mama Nuts × Ageha" as a special co-edition of "Koakuma Ageha" with "Happie Nuts". "Mama Nuts × Ageha