Meaning of the codes of Japanese adult videos

High-standard productions with popular actresses.

Varied lines (newcomers, romance, light fetishes).

One of the most well-known brands, focusing on superstars.

Independent studio, modern focus and creative plots.

Recent studio, cinematic quality.

Specialized in mature actresses and family dramas.

Highlight on athletic actresses and sculptural bodies.

Productions with physical and visual highlights.

Famous for comedies, fantasy, and parodies.

School themes and light stories.

Everyday situations and humor.

Mix of glamour and humor.

Relationships and infidelity in a light tone.

More realistic and intimate dramas.

Experiments, reality shows, and creative scripts.

Superproductions with exclusive actresses.

Fetishes and unconventional situations.

Family dramas and mature relationships.

Traditional studios with a long history.

Mix of drama and psychology.

Specialized in debuts.

Launches new actresses in the industry.

Niche content and specific themes.

Classic studio, known for realism.

Historic brand that originated several lines.

Intense stories, dramas, and emotional tension.

Diverse labels under the same distributor.

High-budget productions.

Humor and “extreme situations”.

Focus on unusual themes and fantasy.

Sentimental plots and couples.

Mix of comedy and light erotica.

Works with a dark and dramatic tone.

Specific fetishes.

Studio focused on young actresses and romantic atmosphere.

Varied productions with a modern touch.

Documentary-style content and realistic simulations.

Stories of infidelity and emotion.

One of the pioneers of the 90s.

Independent productions with humor and exaggeration.

Mix of entertainment and pop style.

Predecessor of IPX, used until 2016 before the number migration.

Modern line focused on very high image quality (4K/60fps).

Themed content with emotional and artistic focus.

Series prior to SSIS, active between 2016–2021.

Specialized in dramatic plots and relationships.

Line focused on more intense stories and complex scripts.

One of the oldest and most well-known lines of the brand.

Adult and realistic themes, usually involving marital drama.

One of the oldest labels of SOD, mixing humor and “reality” format.

Line of experimental productions and documentary format.

Virtual reality version of the IdeaPocket brand.

Another VR label, used in exclusive digital releases.

Immersive version of Prestige productions.

Faleno productions in 3D/VR.

Mix of humor, challenge, and light fantasy.

Plots of infidelity or complex relationships.

Traditional line with documentary style.

Focus on energetic productions and high-rotation shorts.

Young, school, and romantic atmosphere.

Niche studios with modern aesthetics.

Mix of humor and everyday drama.

Documentary-style content, filming simulating reality.

Discontinued labels, landmarks of the 2000–2010 era.

One of the industry’s pioneers in the 90s.

Young and fun productions, pop style.

Mix of humor, fetish, and curiosities.

Focus on female actresses with a natural and everyday profile.

Traditional medium-sized studio, aimed at the general public.

Thematic variations of comedy and everyday life.

Extensions of Madonna with emotional focus and short scripts.

Adaptations of manga and adult novels for video.

Older groups, the foundation of the modern industry structure.

Updated and digital versions of the brand.

Dramatized family relationships and emotional stories.

Line of psychological and emotional dramas.

Productions with a mature and dramatic focus.

Independent labels of DMM.

Mix of artistic and cinematic content.

Productions with a “luxurious” style and refined aesthetics.

Veteran producer, known for balancing sensuality and light humor. Many famous actresses started under this label.

Old lines that defined the current standard of Japanese production.

Pioneer of the docu-style (realism and natural narrative).

Famous for adapting manga and novels into video productions.

Thematic sublabels with comedic or parodic tones, usually light and humorous.

Low-budget brand, with amateur and spontaneous aesthetics; known in niche audiences.

Independent producer, intimate style and documentary format.

Distributor that operates more in the digital market, similar to Faleno.

Specialized in productions with alternative aesthetics, aimed at Japanese urban culture.

One of the oldest labels, focusing on relationship narratives.

Productions with colorful aesthetics and youthful direction; often in partnership with the Kawaii label.

Known for shorts and independent productions linked to the indie AV circuit.

Traditional group that worked with various veteran actresses.

Compilations and special series from various studios under the same historic label.

Focus on naturalness and intimate direction, reminiscent of Japanese documentaries.

Large physical distribution group (DVD), base of many well-known brands.

Mix of drama and emotional narrative, with refined technical direction.

One of the oldest companies (founded in the 80s), responsible for several independent labels.

Focus on actresses from the Soft On Demand group in everyday situations.

Joyful productions with pop aesthetics, aimed at a younger audience.

Studio known for its parodies of anime and Japanese pop culture.

Specialized in fantasy and themed costumes; widely spread in the 2010s.

Mix of humor, everyday life, and light fantasy.

Depicts adult relationships and infidelity plots with a sentimental tone.

Independent studio focused on short productions and experimental narratives.

Amateur-style content; popular in Japanese niches and forums.

Premium / Oppai

Recognized brands of the Hokuto group; known for high-level visual production.

New generation with cinematic direction, exclusive actresses, and digital distribution.

Colorful productions with aesthetic emphasis.

Mix of drama, psychological tension, and adult fiction themes.

Diverse creative lines; often with “reality” or experimental formats.

Medium-sized producer linked to the Soft On Demand group.

Short productions, focus on digital distribution.

Complex plots, usually involving love triangles.

Brand aimed at comedies and unusual simulations.

Labels derived from VENUS for digital distribution.

Mix of humor and creative independent productions.

Alternative and artistic style, with youthful direction.

Specialized in digital videos for online distribution.

Productions with cinematic aesthetics and artistic focus.

Urban plots and nightlife settings.

Parent corporation of dozens of sublabels; largest group in the sector.