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J is for: Japanese Bondage AKA Shibari, Geisha, Other Japanese Sexual Specialties & Japanese Ladies🔥💋

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We all know the Japanese do things a little differently and in saying this I mean nothing derogatory at all. They have their own style and magnetism and this isn't only on TV shows and food, this also extends to their sexual lives in and out of the bedroom.

This thread will cover a few of the "Japanese" kinks and sexual practices and some not so sexual practices and even a TV show....

Please do contribute if there is something you've experienced, something you'd like to experience, ladies offering Japanese kinks, photos and of course "Genuine" Japanese WL's.

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Shibari

Japanese bondage is one variety of bondage that is typically done with rope. “Kinbaku” translates to “the beauty of tight binding” and “Shibari,” which is a bit more mainstream translates to “decoratively tie.” "Decoratively" is right: Japanese bondage such as Shibari is an art form in addition to a form of bondage.

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Shibari is an art form. To put it into context if it were a painting, the Rope Bottom (also affectionately called Rope Bunny by practitioners) is the canvas, the rope itself is the paint and brush, and the Rope Top or rope artist a.k.a the person doing the tying as, well, the artist. Put all these elements together and you get a visual that depicts strength and beauty, sensuality and vulnerability.

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Unlike Western culture, Japanese culture traditionally hasn't linked sex with guilt, shame, or taboos. Premarital sex isn't associated with sin the way it is in other cultures. Instead, in Japan, sex is regarded as a natural urge. Sex outside one's marriage is even somewhat normal there.

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Japanese Sex Based TV Shows

When it comes to science and technology there is hardly any country that can beat Japan.

In fact, apart from technology if there is something else in which no country can close to Japan, then it is definitely their weird game shows. Japan has some of the most unique and weird sexual game shows you have ever seen.

Here are some game show concepts which we are sure you have never heard before.

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Endure the pain and pull the bra out

The girl’s bra will be tied with a thread and on the other end of the thread, there would be clips. The challenger has to pull the girl’s bra out with clips being attached to his body.

It is a classic example of no pain no gain. The clips will be attached not just to any part of his body but parts like his nostrils, ears or even his nipples, so that, he will receive an unbearable pain if he tries to pull it.

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Expose the naked girl

Diaper-wearing men attempt to climb a slick surface to reveal a shower panel covering a naked woman.

The concept of this game is really interesting. The contestant has to climb a steep slope and-and open the door where a girl is standing naked. And if he fails to do so then he is humiliated by the audience and is thrown in a black puddle.
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Traditional Japanese Massage

Japanese Massage techniques are used around the world, having been on a long journey of development and evolution over thousands of years.

The word for massage in Japanese is “Anma”, which means to press (An) and rub (Ma), and defines not just the massage therapy itself but also practitioners of the method. This therapeutic tradition takes inspiration from techniques developed more than 7000 years ago in China, though some believe it actually has it’s roots in the ancient Indian practice of Ayurveda.

Using a combination of kneading, tapping, pulling and pressure, practitioners target the legs, back, arms and neck. Japanese Massage aims to bring about relaxation and healing not just with the physical body, but also on an emotional and spiritual level.

Please post links to any ladies or massage parlours that offer traditional Japanese Massage.

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After years ago had shi atsu massage ( legit ) with a lady in Freo. She had studied for years in Japan after having sailed their herself. She then taught a few people here 'proper' shi atsu. I was the most unbelievable experience. When she massaged my stomach I suddenly started bawling my eyes out ! Then when hope and collapsed till the next day.
 
I was very lucky and early on in my WL career a regular client who was Japanese taught me how to massage. And I was a very good pupil. My clientele were always given a luxurious massage (in 1 hour or more bookings) and quite often they rewarded me with a massage too.
 
Who invented Japanese Massage?

This type of massage became popularised in the seventeenth century by Sugiyama Waichi, a prominent blind acupuncturist. He set up many schools for the blind that taught the principles of Anma, in the belief that their heightened sense of touch made the massage more intuitive and effective. This has become an important part of the history of massage in Japan, with blind practitioners becoming part of the tradition and practice.

Anma, while being informed by other therapeutic and relaxation practices, has itself given birth to many other types of massage, including:

  • Shiatsu: literally translated as “finger pressure”, this popular technique aims to restore alignment along the body’s energetic lines.
  • Swedish Massage: More physiological than spiritual, this therapeutic technique uses similar variety of strokes to a tradition Anma.
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While Anma continues to be practiced as it’s own school of massage, many of its techniques have been absorbed into the contemporary form of Shiatsu, and in many settings the distinctions between the two have become blurred.

If you decided go for a Japanese Massage which doesn’t specify a type, it’s safe to assume it will be a mix of the two. Both use a combination of pulling, kneading, light tapping and patting, although Shiatsu also may include use of the elbow, and involves more gradual application of pressure.

Swedish Massage also has a number of similarities to Anma, although the crucial difference is the direction of the strokes being applied. Anma moves away from the heart, while Swedish Massage moves towards it. Anma is also typically performed over clothing, while Swedish Massage is done on bare skin and typically includes the use of oils.

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The Japanese are often assumed to be sexually repressed. Given the low birth rates and increasing numbers choosing to forgo romance in favour of a single lifestyle, this is partially true. However, the sex industry is the second largest industry in the country. The combination of traditional attitudes with a post industrial technological complex has given rise to some strange phenomena in the country’s sexual culture.

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In the Shibuya district of Tokyo is The Vibe Bar Wild One, which has quite a philosophy: “See, touch, and feel.” For 3,000 yen, women and couples can sample some of the over 300 domestic and imported vibrators displayed on the wall behind the bar for up to 90 minutes while they sip their drinks. With close access to the Shibuya metro station, the bar even features English-speaking staff to cater to curious tourists.

Nearby is the bar Love Joule, called the first “sex and love bar dedicated to women.” It is said to be a safe space for women to openly discuss masturbation and their sexual lives. According to proprietor Megumi Nakagawa, “Once they take a seat, customers are able to experience a pleasant place in which they can openly discuss masturbation. Since most people view female masturbation as something of a mystery or taboo, it is not a usual topic at typical bars.”

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An employee of the Japanese sex toy manufacturer Tenga, Masanobu Sato has a hobby that fits with his career and has also made him famous. He is considered a world champion in masturbation. He has competed at the San Franscisco Masturbate-a-thon, where he gave tips and techniques to the crowd at the event. He is a world champion at long-distance masturbation, the object of which is to stay aroused without ejaculating for as long as possible.

Interestingly, Sato has a reasonably normal life around his unorthodox hobby. He has a live-in girlfriend and a daily routine of “training.” The girlfriend is quite unfazed by her boyfriend’s activities, saying, “He puts a lot of effort in it, and I just have my own hobbies.” Sato claims they only have sex a few times a year due to his girlfriend’s disinterest, but they are otherwise happy together.

In a 2009 article with Vice, Sato gave the reasons for his success. He has an extremely active imagination and an active routine of swimming, which gave him his remarkable endurance. He also gave credit to the products of his employer and the variety of sensations they produce. But finally, he said that “some of my natural body traits were something special. I really need to thank my parents for transferring to me good DNA.”

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TantraShiva said:
Anyone know where to learn this in Perth?
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If you get into the kink scene- I hear there's a private club near North Perth, that used to be in Kardinya.

They have a guy who plays there that does amazing rope work, and can even teach one to treat ones own rope.
Not sure how often he teaches though.

But his demonstrations sure draw the eye!
 
JimmyJamz said:
If you get into the kink scene- I hear there's a private club near North Perth, that used to be in Kardinya.

They have a guy who plays there that does amazing rope work, and can even teach one to treat ones own rope.
Not sure how often he teaches though.

But his demonstrations sure draw the eye!
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Thank you heaps for sharing that.

Do any of our members have more details please?
 
sircurious said:
I believe its this bar/club (Akademi) which I mentioned above - there is a Shibari info session this Wednesday (26th May) - see link:

Events - Akademi (akademismallbar.com)
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Nope, definitely not Akademi, it's a private kink club.

Akademi is just a kink/alt bar that hosts events. Half the scene seems to like the owner/venue, the other half can't stand them. They had a real stick up their butt (not the fun kind) about support from the scene and complained about a lot of events not getting people in, but they were just bad photocopy versions of other people's events. From my experience anyway.

Himitsu is the name of the private club doing good rope things
 
JimmyJamz said:
If you get into the kink scene- I hear there's a private club near North Perth, that used to be in Kardinya.

They have a guy who plays there that does amazing rope work, and can even teach one to treat ones own rope.
Not sure how often he teaches though.

But his demonstrations sure draw the eye!
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Yeah .. a lady at 316 told me about this ... she was super into it but for some reason I forgot to get details 😲🤗🤔😂. Love to find out more. Will ask at Eklektic bar or whatever it is on Charles St. !
 
JimmyJamz said:
Nope, definitely not Akademi, it's a private kink club.

Akademi is just a kink/alt bar that hosts events. Half the scene seems to like the owner/venue, the other half can't stand them. They had a real stick up their butt (not the fun kind) about support from the scene and complained about a lot of events not getting people in, but they were just bad photocopy versions of other people's events. From my experience anyway.

Himitsu is the name of the private club doing good rope things
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Himitsu is part of the Arkane Kink group - you can join their private FB group - Himitsu | Facebook
 
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