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Kenji is bound and hung

Encho loosens his hemp ropes, preparing them for today’s willing prey. Kenji in fundoshi is nervous to see the coils and knots of hemp curled on the floor below, but excited to be bound and hung for the first time. The rope and its knots little by little limit his hunky body’s ability to move freely. Encho’s rope work works down from Kenji’s arms, around his lean belly then to his legs. One leg hangs in the air and his face shows signs of anguish. The other gets tied up and hung in the air as well. The only thing balancing his body is the hemp ropes suspending his entire body completely off the ground. Encho pulls tighter around Kenji’s neck to control his breathing, enjoying the signs of exquisite agony in Kenji’s face. he finally lowers Kenji’s body, now covered in sweat and rope marks. Freed from fear and suffering, Kenji feels an enjoyable rush of adrenaline coursing through his body.

Kenji is bound and hung

Kenji is bound and hung

Kenji is bound and hung

 

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Title: Kinbaku – Dance

Kenji is bound and hung

Shibari master Encho binds Yo-ichi in coils and knots

In this video, Shibari master Encho binds Yo-ichi in coils and knots of firm hemp rope. As he goes about his work, the scratching of the hemp strands and the creaking of the beam above echo through the room with an eerie majesty. Yo-ichi hangs in mid-air, suspended, moaning in helpless immobile pleasure. Intrigued by Yo-ichi’s firm plump ass, Encho spanks him and controls his captive’s breathing.

Shibari master Encho binds Yo-ichi in coils and knots

Title: Kinbaku -Creak-

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Shibari master Encho binds Yo-ichi in coils and knots

Samurai Art Museum in Berlin delves into Hojojutsu rope bondage

If you are in Berlin, you might want to check out a presentation, “Hojojutsu, the warrior’s art of the rope,” taking place on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 7 to 8:30 pm at the Samurai Art Museum.

Quote: “Using hemp ropes, Hojojutsu taught soldiers and policemen how to tie up and control prisoners during arrest, transport, capture and interrogation. In medieval Japan, where ropes symbolized a connection between the material and spiritual realms, hundreds of aesthetically refined rope-tying techniques thus came to be developed and respected not only the religious beliefs of the times, but also took into account the Confucian sub-division of society into castes.”

Then, on Sunday, Dec. 8, Yanagi Berlin will host a “practical introduction” to Hojojutsu with author Christian Russo, author of a book on the subject:

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More information about the talk and practical introduction available here.

Author Christian Russo’s Facebook for his book is available here