Her name is Kimura and Shibari is being used on her.
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tbc
A lovely sequence!Her name is Kimura and Shibari is being used on her.
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tbc
and Shogun´s SadismA lovely sequence!
What's she's experiencing - as well as shibari - is ishidaki,
'hugging the stones', one of the 'Four Tortures' of Edo Japan
(it's #2, following #1 muchiuchi, beating with a bamboo cane or a whip)
http://enterjapan.me/the-four-tortures-of-edo-japan/
I think i have found a fan eh Roxie
and Shogun´s Sadism
and that's a thing because there aren't just knots to bind and immobilize and turn you into some artful display - there's also those precisely positioned knots that might stimulate and mobilize very muchnattily knotted
I have much more stills and I think some movies toothat's the ox-split execution,
I think it's called Ushi-zaki no kei.
It would appeal to pkindenhaag.
And I like the pics, too, very scary anticipation
(they look better quality than stills from the old Japanese film
about Ushi-zaki no kei?)
It does appeal very much.....me too!
that's the ox-split execution,
I think it's called Ushi-zaki no kei.
It would appeal to pkindenhaag.
And I like the pics, too, very scary anticipation
(they look better quality than stills from the old Japanese film
about Ushi-zaki no kei?)
Don't you just love a good, ritualistic torture! I'll bet the victims appreciate that too!What's she's experiencing - as well as shibari - is ishidaki,
'hugging the stones', one of the 'Four Tortures' of Edo Japan
(it's #2, following #1 muchiuchi, beating with a bamboo cane or a whip)
I love tea but the latter hold's my attention longerThat's what I love with the Japanese - everything is ritualised, done with perfect attention to detail,
whether they're making a cup of tea, or tearing a woman to pieces
And either when it's making tea or being torn to pieces, the women remain stoic!That's what I love with the Japanese - everything is ritualised, done with perfect attention to detail,
whether they're making a cup of tea, or tearing a woman to pieces
And while few Japanese (men or women) directly follow the teaching of Zeno of Citium, they do aim to maintain a will (προαίρεσις) that is "in accord with nature"And either when it's making tea or being torn to pieces, the women remain stoic!