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Master "K" is a California-based writer and kinbakushi. He has published two books, Shibari: The Art of Japanese Bondage and The Beauty of Kinbaku.
Activities
Kinbakushi, Writer.
Alternate Name(s)
Master "K"(Japanese)
Biography
1970s: Master "K" first went to Japan in the 1970s as a student.
Interesting point(s)
He studied the art of rope tying in the Japanese style and also collected written materials on the subject of kinbaku.
He currently has in his archives complete and near-complete runs of Kitan Club magazine, Uramado magazine, and numerous other periodicals. He also has in his collection works from Kuniyoshi, Yoshitoshi and Seiu Ito.
Selected Works
- Shibari: The Art of Japanese Bondage (Secret Publications, 2004)
- The Beauty of Kinbaku (King Cat Ink, 2008)
