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(???, Shibari?) is a Japanese verb that literally means "to tie"
or "to bind" it is used in Japan to describe the artful use of
twine to tie objects or packages. Kinbaku (??, Kinbaku?) is the word for
"bondage" or Kinbaku-bi which means "beautiful bondage".
Kinbaku (also Sokubaku) is a Japanese style of sexual bondage or BDSM which
involves tying up the bottom (or uke) simple yet visually intricate patterns,
usually with several pieces of thin rope (generally 6mm or 8mm). The word
Shibari came in to common use in the west at some point in the 1990s to
describe the bondage art Kinbaku.
Japanese Bondage is said to differ from Western bondage in that, instead of just immobilizing or restraining the bottom, the bottom gains pleasure from being under the pressure and strain of the ropes, squeezing the breasts or genitals—though there are examples of Western bondages enthusiasts such as John Willie. The main difference is that Western full-body bondage uses long lengths of rope (early on cotton rope, later in the 1980s or 1990s nylon become popular, later still—around 2000—polypropylene became the material of choice) as opposed to Japanese bondage which uses multiple pieces of rope of 7 meters. Japanese bondage as practiced in Japan also uses relatively simple knots (requiring only about two to five types of knots), while western bondage enthusiasts tend to favor more complex knots. The aesthetics of the bound person's position are also important: in particular, Japanese bondage is notorious for its use of asymmetric positions to heighten the psychological impact of bondage. Video Clips of shibari bondage
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