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[@madmouse4400]

0:35 mistake , NANA is a shojo manga serialized in the magazine Cookie .

[@spacemetro2417]

Nice video! However, "Nana", as adult as it is, is actually a Shoujo manga, being published in a very popular shoujo magazine called "Cookie". Some examples of popular Josei would be "Paradise Kiss", by the same author, "Usagi Drop", "Princess Jellyfish" and "Chihiyafuru".
Not all adult-seeming series are in the demographics you would suppose, simply because manga sometimes gets picked up by magazines that will publish them regardless of genre. For example, "Banana Fish", a gang/action manga is a shoujo. "Attack On Titan", a gory and adult manga, is a shounen. "Horimiya", a rom-com, is a shounen. And "Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War", another high school rom-com, is a seinen.

[@nana908_]

NANA is a shoujo omg. You could have just googled it? But no, you sat down to make a video without doing any research at all.