New Manga from Kaiko Fuyumushi: “Kagami yo Kagami yo” Began on July 3rd

Kaiko Fuyumushi, one of the names that comes to mind when thinking of horror-thriller, started a brand new series in the past weeks. Following the author's previously acclaimed work “There, Beneath the Water” (Mizu no Shita de), this new manga is titled “Kagami yo Kagami yo”. The first chapter was published in Japan on July 3, 2026, and this new story, which readers have been eagerly awaiting, has already attracted attention.

Although it has not yet been officially announced in which magazine it was published, looking at Fuyumushi's previous works, we can expect a narrative woven with psychological and supernatural elements. Although the title “Kagami yo Kagami yo” (Mirror, Mirror) sounds like a classic fairy tale, it hints at the dark and disturbing atmosphere that is the author's signature. It is likely that the themes of water, reflection, and lost reality, which we frequently encounter in Fuyumushi's works, will continue in this series.

For those who do not know Kaiko Fuyumushi, let us briefly remind you: The author gained an international fan base, especially with the three-volume short series “There, Beneath the Water”. That story, set in a mysterious town underwater, received full marks from critics for its unforgettable characters and gripping tension. Following this success, Fuyumushi had gone silent, giving only a few hints that they were working on a new project. Now, the news has come as a big surprise to fans.

No detailed summary or visuals have been shared yet regarding the first chapter of the new manga. However, in a short announcement made on the author's social media accounts, it was stated, “This story will question the truth behind mirrors.” This indicates that “Kagami yo Kagami yo” will deal with concepts such as identity, reflection, and illusion. It could be a series that readers who love the horror-psychological genre should not miss.

So why is this news important? Because Kaiko Fuyumushi is an author known for their short but impressive stories. Starting a new manga is a breath of fresh air for fans of the genre. It is also a matter of curiosity to see how the author's style has evolved after “There, Beneath the Water”. In the coming weeks, details such as which platforms (digital or print) the series will be published on and whether there will be international licensing agreements will become clear. Stay tuned!