Ryou ashi gote kakae shibari
An original tie from the hand of Akechi Denki. Japanese: 両脚後手抱え縛り Literally: "Hands tied up behind both legs" A demanding folded position where you hold your legs with your arms, providing [...]
An original tie from the hand of Akechi Denki. Japanese: 両脚後手抱え縛り Literally: "Hands tied up behind both legs" A demanding folded position where you hold your legs with your arms, providing [...]
Japanese: S嬢 S: Sadistic Jō (嬢 ): Mistress Sadist top, mistress See also: S-ō, S-jō, M-jō, M-ō
Japanes: S男 S: Sadistic otoko ( 男) / ō : Short for "man" Sadist top, master See also: S-ō, S-jō, M-jō, M-ō
General term for the technique used by different rope masters to coil their rope prior to use or storage.
Japanese: 逆さ吊り Sakasa (逆さ): Upside-down Tsuri (吊り): Hanging When pronouncing "sakasa" stress the first SA. Inverted suspension, the m-jo is hanging head down and the body vertical, not supported by a [...]
Japanese: 三点吊り Santen (三点): Three Tsuri (吊り): Hanging Suspended from the takatekote, then suspended by the ankles, with the ankles in front. Different explanations exist for this tie: 1) San [...]
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.