Josei manga is a term that refers to the target demographic of manga created mostly by women for late teenage and adult female audiences. The stories tend to be about everyday experiences of women living in Japan. Though there are some that cover high school, most cover the lives of adult women. The style also tends to be a more restrained, realistic version of shōjo manga, keeping some of the wispy features and getting rid of the very large sparkly eyes. There are exceptions in the style described above, but what defines josei is some degree of stylistic continuity of comics within this particular demographic (the same is true with different demographics that have different stylistic tendencies).
Summary from Wikipedia
The nature of a story line are often defined by both the age and issues that the main character has to confront. A student in college would approach a situation very differently than someone in middle-school. This tag is intended suggest that the story is more mature (or perhaps less hormonally driven and spastic) in its nature. Aa! Megami-sama! OVA and Ai Yori Aoshi are both very good examples as to the fun adventures of a college-aged students.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
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| HachiKuro | Rent | See Hachimitsu to Kuroba |
| Hachimitsu to Clover | Rent | See Hachimitsu to Kuroba |
 Hachimitsu to Kuroba |
Rent | A group of college students happily share their small apartment together. While they struggle in poverty, they find joy in each others company and in the small things in life. But their precious and treasured world grows larger with the appearance of Hagumi (a young blonde girl with incredible talent as sculptor), and expands again by the importance of Rika (a widowed architectural designer). And slowly the world they hold so dear begins to change. |
| Honey and Clover | Rent | See Hachimitsu to Kuroba |
| Honey Clover | Rent | See Hachimitsu to Kuroba |
| ハチミツとクローバー | Rent | See Hachimitsu to Kuroba |
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