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<ref group="Note">[[Master K]], "Shibari, The art of Japanese Bondage". ISBN 978908770620</ref> | <ref group="Note">[[Master K]], "Shibari, The art of Japanese Bondage". ISBN 978908770620</ref> | ||
Other terms used in Japan for rope artists within SM culture are: [[Kinbakushi]] and [[Bakushi]], with Bakushi being more typical.<ref>Tatu, personal interviews with Bakushi [[Randa Mai]] and Arisue Go< | Other terms used in Japan for rope artists within SM culture are: [[Kinbakushi]] and [[Bakushi]], with Bakushi being more typical.<ref>Tatu, personal interviews with Bakushi [[Randa Mai]] and Arisue Go< | ||
In early 2007 a [[documentary]] movie entitled ''Bakushi'' produced by Naoya Narita and directed by Ryuichi Hiroki was released. In it, three Japanese rope masters (bakushi) [[Chimuo Nureki]], Haruki Yukimura, and [[Go Arisue]]; along with three of their models Hiromi Saotome, Sumire, Taeko Uzuki are interviewed by Hiroki. Running time: 94 MIN. | In early 2007 a [[documentary]] movie entitled ''[[Bakushi (film)|Bakushi]]'' produced by Naoya Narita and directed by Ryuichi Hiroki was released. In it, three Japanese rope masters (bakushi) [[Chimuo Nureki]], Haruki Yukimura, and [[Go Arisue]]; along with three of their models Hiromi Saotome, Sumire, Taeko Uzuki are interviewed by Hiroki. Running time: 94 MIN. | ||
Two famous nawashi would include the late Osada Sensei (2001) and Akechi Denki (2005). Other notable Japanese Bakushi would be [[Randa Mai]], Go Arisue [[Chimuo Nureki]], Haruki Yukimura and Chiba Eizoh. A notable female Bakushi is Benio Takara. | Two famous nawashi would include the late Osada Sensei (2001) and [[Akechi Denki ]](2005). Other notable Japanese Bakushi would be [[Randa Mai]], [[Go Arisue]] [[Chimuo Nureki]], Haruki Yukimura and Chiba Eizoh. A notable female Bakushi is Benio Takara. | ||
The art of Kinbaku has become popular in the west after the mid-1990s with a number of notable western practitioners shaping their rope art in Japanese-inspired forms. | The art of Kinbaku has become popular in the west after the mid-1990s with a number of notable western practitioners shaping their rope art in Japanese-inspired forms. | ||
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* '''{{nihongo|nawa shibari|縄縛り|}}''': (noun) rope tying | * '''{{nihongo|nawa shibari|縄縛り|}}''': (noun) rope tying | ||
* '''{{nihongo|nawashi|縄師|}}''': (noun) literally,"a maker of rope", but in SM circles in means "rope artist" (source Master K's book "Shibari, The art of Japanese Bondage") | * '''{{nihongo|nawashi|縄師|}}''': (noun) literally,"a maker of rope", but in SM circles in means "rope artist" (source Master K's book "Shibari, The art of Japanese Bondage") | ||
* '''Kinbakushi'''. (noun) Tight Binding (Bondage) Master | * '''[[Kinbakushi]]'''. (noun) Tight Binding (Bondage) Master | ||
* '''Bakushi'''. (noun) Abbreviated form of Kinbakushi | * '''Bakushi'''. (noun) Abbreviated form of Kinbakushi | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:00, 19 April 2023
Nawashi (縄師): (noun) literally, "rope master" or "rope teacher", but in SM circles it means "rope artist". Nawashi are those who have some recognized proficiency in the historic erotic art of kinbaku (緊縛) (lit. tight binding) or Kinbaku-bi (lit. beautiful bondage). [Note 1]
Other terms used in Japan for rope artists within SM culture are: Kinbakushi and Bakushi, with Bakushi being more typical.<ref>Tatu, personal interviews with Bakushi Randa Mai and Arisue Go<
In early 2007 a documentary movie entitled Bakushi produced by Naoya Narita and directed by Ryuichi Hiroki was released. In it, three Japanese rope masters (bakushi) Chimuo Nureki, Haruki Yukimura, and Go Arisue; along with three of their models Hiromi Saotome, Sumire, Taeko Uzuki are interviewed by Hiroki. Running time: 94 MIN.
Two famous nawashi would include the late Osada Sensei (2001) and Akechi Denki (2005). Other notable Japanese Bakushi would be Randa Mai, Go Arisue Chimuo Nureki, Haruki Yukimura and Chiba Eizoh. A notable female Bakushi is Benio Takara.
The art of Kinbaku has become popular in the west after the mid-1990s with a number of notable western practitioners shaping their rope art in Japanese-inspired forms.
Glossary
- kinbaku (緊縛): (noun) bondage
- shibari (縛り): (verb) to tie or bind
- nawa shibari (縄縛り): (noun) rope tying
- nawashi (縄師): (noun) literally,"a maker of rope", but in SM circles in means "rope artist" (source Master K's book "Shibari, The art of Japanese Bondage")
- Kinbakushi. (noun) Tight Binding (Bondage) Master
- Bakushi. (noun) Abbreviated form of Kinbakushi
See also [ Japanese bondage ]
Notes
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