Uramado Magazine – examples from 1961 and 1962

Minomura Kou was the editor of the Magazine ”Uramado” (裏窓) 1956-1962, after which Nureki took over, being the editor under the name ”Yu Fujimi” from 1962 until the magazine’s end in 1965. Hiroshi Urado and Muku Youji were also in the editorial group at Kubo Shoten publishers during the Nureki-years. Here are some examples from number 8 and 11 from 1961 and number 4 from 1962, including a series of poses ”without rope”, and a commercial advertisment for John Willie’s ”Sweet Gwendoline”…

Publisher: 久保書店 Kubo Shoten.

耽美芸術グラフ 第一集

This white booklet is called  耽美芸術グラフ 第一集  ”Tanbi geijutsu gurafu – dai isshu” (”Aesthetic art images – first collection”) and was published in 1964. It contains both photos and sketches. According to SMpedia, it was published when the magazine Uramado was suspended. The editor is ”Yu Fujimu”, one of the pseudonyms used by Nureki, but you also see the the hands of the rest of the contributors from Uramado, such as Muku. I will dig a bit more when time allows, and return with a post about Uramado as well. As far as I understand, there was only one issue of this photo-only magazine. Shortly afterwards, the publication of ”Suspense Magazine” starts, as a successor to Uramado.

Kitan Club, special Kinbaku Photo issue, december 1970

奇譚クラブ 臨時増刊号　女体緊縛写真集

This is a special edition of Kitan Club, extra thick and printed on glossy paper, Kinbaku photos only (normally, Kitan Club would mainly be text, and only some sections of photos). Quite a few images with both extraordinary ropework, and great photography in my opinion.

Muku Youji: Kinbaku no Hada” (1971) (緊縛の肌)

A small format book with sketches and photos showing (as far as I understand) Muku’s own rope-work, published in his life-time.

See also some earlier posts about Muku, especially the black booklets, that are quite like this (but thinner): https://kinbakubooks.wordpress.com/?s=muku&submit=Sök

No ISBN.