By Bob Roos|2025-03-30T10:24:38+02:0016th July 2018|
Japanese: 猿轡 The word used for "gag". A traditional gag is made from a tenugui. A gag made of rope could be a nawagutsuwa (縄轡) See also: Tenugui.
By Bob Roos|2025-03-01T10:37:27+01:0020th July 2020|
Japanese: 正座 English: "sitting with a correct posture". Seiza is the formal way to sit in Japan. In a historical context, the correct posture is defined to have neatly-folded legs and [...]
By Bob Roos|2026-10-07T22:55:13+02:0030th March 2025|
Japanese rope terminology Seme (責め) Seme (責め) is a Japanese term associated with pressure, challenge, difficulty or suffering. In kinbaku, it describes a quality of experience rather [...]
By Bob Roos|2026-10-07T08:02:17+02:0016th July 2018|
Japanese rope terminology Semenawa (責め縄) Semenawa (責め縄) is a term used in Japanese rope bondage for rope that introduces pressure, difficulty, challenge or suffering into the experience of being [...]
By Bob Roos|2020-07-22T15:47:28+02:0016th July 2018|
Japanese: 先生 Teacher, Master, Doctor; he who has gone before. While teaching RopeMarks ryū RopeMarks is the sensei. Keywords: rope marks
By Bob Roos|2018-07-16T08:39:48+02:0016th July 2018|
Back bending. See also: Aomuke zuri.
By Bob Roos|2018-07-16T08:40:13+02:0016th July 2018|
A sub indicating his/her desire for bondage action.
By Bob Roos|2026-10-06T20:31:14+02:0016th July 2018|
Japanese rope terminology Shibari (縛り) Shibari (縛り) means tying or binding in Japanese. Internationally, the word is commonly used for Japanese rope bondage and is often used [...]
By Bob Roos|2018-07-16T08:42:14+02:0016th July 2018|
A term invented in the western world to describe a Oriental rope master/artist.
By Bob Roos|2025-03-30T10:45:21+02:0016th July 2018|
Japanese: 縛りたい A top indicating his/her desire for bondage action. See also: Shibarite
