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Kinbakushi
Kinbakushi

13 07 2018

Kinbakushi

By Bob Roos|2022-04-16T15:00:11+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 緊縛 A term meaning "rope artist", the one who ties. Can be shortened to bakushi. This is considered a grand title for all but the most accomplished rope artist. RopeMarks [...]

13 07 2018

Kirinawa

By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:08:32+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 切縄 / 伐縄 A piece of rope cut for a certain purpose. One such purpose is in Hojo, an execution tie for preparing a prisoner for the impending separation of [...]

13 07 2018

Koryū

By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:09:44+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 古流 A Japanese term that literally translates as "old/traditional style". See also: Dojo. Keywords: ryu budo kobudo

13 07 2018

Koshinawa

By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:10:10+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

A "hip rope", i.e. hip harness. The rope used to support the hips during suspension.

13 07 2018

Kotobu/Koutoubu ryo-tekubi shibari

By Bob Roos|2020-07-09T19:48:28+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

A ryo-tekubi shibari (bound hands) with the writst in the back of the neck (Koutoubu). You can go fluidly from a ryo tekubi shibari, using the mune [...]

13 07 2018

Koutou ushiro te shibari

By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:11:34+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 後頭後ろ手縛り Hands behind the head tie.

13 07 2018

Kubi zuri

By Bob Roos|2020-07-09T20:05:17+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Neck suspension.

13 07 2018

Kun bang

By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:14:54+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 捆绑 Roughly translates to anything tied together with whatever means possible. Common meaning is "Chinese bondage".

13 08 2018

Kurushiinawa

By Bob Roos|2020-04-16T20:26:39+02:0013th August 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 苦しい縄 Discomfort rope

13 07 2018

Kuzushi nawa

By Bob Roos|2023-07-31T21:08:29+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|0 Comments

Japanese: 崩し縄 A term used to describe kinbaku designs that are "calculatedly unstudied", that is, deliberately and artfully unsymmetrical or even untidy. This term is taken from Japanese calligraphy and [...]