Ofupako shimasu?: 7 stories and 167 pages by Hinata Aosuke
Ofupako shimasu? is the first compilation by Hinata Aosuke, an author who until now has been publishing in COMIC Kairakuten and WEEKLY Kairakuten.. Wanimagazine It is published under the WANIMAGAZINE COMICS SPECIAL label, in A5 format and with an adult content label, both in print and digital.

What’s included in the first volume of Hinata Aosuke
The index combines seven self-contained stories, with the title story taking center stage. They all share a similar structure: an ordinary conversation that takes a turn in a few panels and ends where the reader expects.
- Ofupako shimasu?Mayocchan, known as Mayotsubo within the online game, has never met the protagonist in person. She arrives in Tokyo in the midst of a job search and directly proposes the meeting.
- Imouto, meccha eroi.A brother maintains a sexual relationship with his generously breasted sister, and avoids intercourse until she takes the initiative when he is overwhelmed by his grades.
- Imouto, meccha eroi. I sound stuck…The same pair of siblings, now separated by university in Tokyo, reunite under the pretext of an open house.
- Raitaa kashitara dotei sotsugyou dekita hanashiA borrowed lighter in the smoking area of a pachinko parlor leads to a bet and then to a hotel room.
- Ero doujin nara ecchi shichau nagare da yo neA reader helps a doujin author he admires and ends up at the karaoke after an event, under the pretext of discussing the book.
- Asedaku Aisu no SeTwo lifelong neighbors, with rooms facing each other, still haven’t taken the step until his air conditioner breaks down and she shows up with an ice cream.
- Banii suki da yo neTakahashi discovers that the college girl he likes works dressed as a bunny girl in a themed bar.
















The variety lies in the setting, not the structure. The list of genres in the volume confirms this: romantic comedy, sisters, gyaru, bunny girl, big breasts, and internal ejaculation coexist in the same index without the book pretending to be anything else.
















What sustains each chapter is the gap between a normal conversation and what comes next. No one takes twenty pages to make a decision; the tension is resolved in the same section where it arises.
Nearly one hundred pages that didn’t appear in the magazine
The real draw of this edition lies in the material that didn’t make it into the magazine: nearly a hundred pieces including corrections, additions, and a short manga drawn specifically for this volume. For a debut, that number carries weight.
The digital version also includes a separate chapter, Ofupako shimasu? Genki no Himitsu, which is not part of the physical volume. Those who buy the physical volume miss out on this addition; those who buy the digital version miss out on the nearly one hundred corrections along the same lines… no: they keep them, because the extra chapter is integrated into the main body of the book.
Date, price and availability
The price remains the same regardless of the format: 1,430 yen including tax, for both print and digital versions. Print copies can be ordered from Melonbooks, while digital distribution is handled by FANZA and DLsite.
- Construction site: Ofupako shimasu?
- Author: Hinata Aosuke
- Editorial: Wanimagazine (WANIMAGAZINE COMICS SPECIAL)
- Format: A5, adult content
- Extension: 167 pages, seven stories
- Price: 1,430 yen including tax
- Launch: May 29, 2026
Regarding the date, a word of caution is in order. The volume’s information sheet indicates May 29, 2026, but the recorded distribution start date is July 3, 2026. Neither reference clarifies whether it refers to the print or digital version, nor whether one replaces the other.
For those who want to try it first, FANZA offers a free 52-page preview of the book.
Romantic comedy rather than a catalog of scenes
The seven stories share a simple premise: sex emerges where trust already exists. An online gaming friendship, a brotherhood, a lifelong neighborly relationship, or admiration for a doujinshi author serve as a starting point, not merely as background.


















Hinata Aosuke doesn’t create dense atmospheres or drawn-out dramas. It prioritizes speed, characters who speak their minds, and artwork that maintains a light tone even when scenes become explicit. In the first volume, this is a pretty clear statement of intent.
May 29, 2026, is noted as the reference date on the product page, with a 52-page preview available for you to decide before paying. Will you go for the print edition with the nearly 100 extra pages, or is the digital edition with its additional chapter enough for you?