Japanese COSER Enako denounces rumors of selling sex and earns 30 million a year through hard work

Japan's number one COSER, famous singer, model, voice actor, and actress Enako spoke out angrily on July 21, angrily denouncing the online rumors that she had risen to the top by "selling flesh (sex trade)", emphasizing that she has reached where she is today entirely through hard work, with an annual income of over 10 million.

Enako was born on January 22, 1994 in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. She is a Japanese cosplayer, singer, model, voice actor, and actress. In 2011, Enako played the game character Patchouli Noreki at the 80th Comic Market (C80), which attracted widespread attention and love, and she got a stepping stone to the entertainment industry.

In 2012, Enako COSed Takamine Aika from the game "Love Plus" and Kosaka Kirino from "My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute!" at the C81 Comic Exhibition. In 2012, she signed with DefSTAR Records and released a single. On May 3, 2019, the comic-adapted campus movie "Kakegurui" starring her was released.

On July 21, Enako could no longer tolerate the rumors on Twitter that she relied on "selling body parts" to get to the top, and she spoke out angrily, angrily denouncing those groundless doubters, saying, "Does having more work mean selling body parts?! Do you know my daily and weekly schedule? I earn 30 million yen a year entirely through my own hard work!"

Enako has previously stated that her highest annual income in the past was 30 million yen, with the sales of her own photo albums at the doujinshi festival Comic Market being her main source of income, with the highest single-day sales exceeding 10 million yen, not counting other peripherals, performing arts activities, etc.