JAPANESE FETISHES AND PRACTICES

Sexual Japanese culture has developed separately from mainland Asia for centuries. In Japan, the dominant religion is Shintoism, which does not accept sexual intercourse as a sin and this gives the mind infinite freedom to explore carnal possibilities!

 

That is why Japan is the leader in a variety of pleasures. The land of the rising sun boasts several dozen different traditions related to sexual satisfaction. We will tell you about only five of them, but a guarantee – these are some of the most interesting!

The art of shibari originates from the Hojojutsu martial hodze (Hojojutsu) associated with the technique of tying. The aim is not only to immobilize the prisoner, but also to emphasize his social status – various methods of tying are used for this purpose. When the war in Japan ended, the techniques of tying were transferred to normal life: the prisoners were replaced by women - mostly geishas, and the process itself began to be valued for the beauty of the knots on the body.

 

Today, shibari is primarily a mastery of tying without being devoid of meditative properties. And, of course, there is an erotic subtext: shibari can be used to immobilize the partner. In addition, some types of tying affect the erogenous zones. The goal is that the one they bind (jujun) will experience the highest form of pleasure and intoxication with the ropes and their power.

More about Shibari and Kinbaku see here.

 

Yobai, "Night Crawl," is a very common practice in the backwater of Japan, even these days.

 

In the room of a sleeping woman "crawls" mysterious stranger, approaches the girl from behind and unequivocally states his intentions. If she does not mind, the two of them have (as quiet as possible) sex until the morning, after which the unknown lover disappears as he appeared.

 

A woman's consent is not mandatory, BUT in Japan, yobai is not considered rape, as long as it is played by the rules. And there are only two:

 

1. The lover must enter completely naked. In Japan, a naked person invading the noma is not attacked because he can practice Yobai.

 

2. The lover and his flame should be absolutely quiet. If Don Juan is caught, he has to pay a solid amount of money to the family - in modern size, as luxurious property on the sea!

 

Yobai is usually a prelude to a wedding - something like stealing a bride, but with sex ;) The girl's parents pretend they don't notice anything until they decide it's time to put an end to extramarital affairs. They "catch" the lover, pull a horse and give him conditions to avoid paying the grandiose amount. Usually, one of the conditions is that the two get married in order to continue having sex as a family.

 

Many of you have seen this practice in the movies. It's about the tradition of eating sushi from a naked geisha body. The most intimate areas of the woman are covered with a lotus leaf, and the whole rest of the body - with a variety of works of Japanese culinary art.

 

Salmon caviar should be located on the heart. In ancient times, the Japanese believed that salmon caviar gives strength, desire for fighting and love.

Swordfish symbolizes fearlessness, so they put it on the girl's belly, where, according to the Japanese, the soul of a person is located.

A sea eel must be present on the body – an unchanging symbol of male power. This ritual demonstrates the majesty of nature and innocence, presented as a gift to a very dear and respected guest.

 

Girls are selected not only by appearance. Sushi serves must have patience and be durable so as not to move during the solemn lunch or dinner. And also to have a healthy psyche, so as not to succumb to the lustful glances and touches of the guests.

 

To do this, the girls are trained: six boiled eggs and pieces of ice are placed on their naked bodies. The young geisha should lie in this position for 4 hours and not a single egg should fall from her body. These workouts lasted every day, for 2 years.

 

After the reorganization of prostitution in Japan in 1617, the entire extramarital love life of the Japanese was exported to various neighborhoods such as the "red lights". Girls live and work. They can't leave the neighborhood unless some wealthy customer buys them as wives. Women are very expensive, and it often happens that two lovers simply cannot afford to be together. Despair led such couples to Xinju, double suicides. Quite often, this ritual was performed during or after sex.

 

The Japanese see nothing wrong with suicide, because according to their beliefs, reincarnation follows death and they are fully confident that in the next life the circumstances will be different.

 

The Japanese touch women's panties with special trepidation, for them it is a touch of the divine. Throughout the country there are special boutiques where everyone can get women's underwear. The phenomenon itself is called burussera – this is also the nickname of the girls who give the "material" for a certain amount. There are specialized burussera shops that sell, in addition to worn underwear, school uniforms and other pieces of clothing to young women.

 

Panties, for example, are placed in an airtight package, and a piece of paper is added to it. The buyer is not allowed to open the package until he buys it, but from the paper he can find out more about the owner of the underwear. Usually there is a photo of her, her name, age and the duration of wearing her underwear.

 

And the price? Well, it depends precisely on the time during which the clothing was on the girl and on their degree of spotting. The maximum is $ 50 for this underwear, and the age from which a woman can start selling it is 18 years.