Nureki Chimuo Archive

The following was transcribed from a link in the blog that linked the homepage of the Sex Industry Museum. I translated the page for non-Japanese readers. The original link: http://pl-fs.kir.jp/pc/index.html About a three-minute walk up Kagurazaka from JR Iidabashi Station lies the members-only library, the Fuzoku Shiryokan. (It has since relocated to Okubo Street.) It holds nearly every issue from publications launched in the 1940s, like “Kitan Club,” “Fuzoku Soshi,” and “Fuzoku Kagaku,” through “Fuzoku Kitan” and “Uramado,” to various current SM magazines. While not entirely complete, it also holds prewar publications like “Hentai Shiryo” and the mass-produced cast-off magazines churned out immediately after the war. For this type of material, it is undoubtedly Japan’s most comprehensive library. –From an introduction published in a weekly paper.

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The Abnormal Museum collects and preserves materials centered on SM magazines. Members can freely browse its vast collection of over 17,000 volumes within the museum. To introduce part of this collection, this website also contains adult imagery. Therefore, minors are strictly prohibited from viewing this site. -First Director of the Abnormal Museum / Former Editor-in-Chief of Fuzoku Kitan Takakura Ichiro The following is a translation of an advertisement for ZOU’s DVD site. The original link is no longer in existence, but I was able to pull the following from The Internet Archive.

ZOU-Club - Naka Akira Bondage Enthusiasts Club

The true essence of female bondage.

“The Sensuality of Restraint”

Slowly, intensely.

Beautiful women who love ropes.

“Rope Bliss” “Rope Intoxication”

And “Rope Madness”

All is true on location!

Rejecting all embellishment and staging, the ZOU Club seeks such a world. Born in 1959. Around the age of thirty, he encountered “Kinbaku Beauty Research Society” (commonly known as “Kinbiken”), founded by the foremost authority on hemp rope bondage, Nureki Chimou-san. There, he first learned of hemp rope bondage. In particular, when he witnessed Nureki-san’s hemp rope bondage techniques firsthand, he felt a powerful spark of inspiration, thinking “This is it!” He was captivated by its sensuality and thus became a member of the society in one fell swoop. Since then, revering him as a master, he inherited the “Nureki-ryu” style. He further refined it with even tighter, more intricate rope work and binding, establishing a unique realm of kinbaku beauty and the sensual beauty of rope restraint that could be called the “Naka-ryu” style. This is the essence of “Aesthetic School Rope Restraint Kinbaku” (Written by ZOU) In March 2008, he partnered with ZOU to launch the “ZOU Club - Naka Akira Kinbaku Enthusiasts’ Society,” charting a course for further evolution and deepening, a life of leisurely rope devotion. Centered around the CineMagic label, he has achieved contemporary prominence, collaborating with Director Tojiro on the Dogman label, and with ZOU on the Art label for series like “Nawa Etsu”