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| − | <div style="text-align: justify;”>SM magazine created by [[Toshiyuki Suma]] and later edited by [[Chimuo Nureki]]. '''Uramado''' featured illustrated stories, articles on sexuality, and photo galleries (both SM and vanilla). After January 1965, '''Uramado''' changes to [[Suspense Magazine]].</div> | + | <div style="text-align: justify;”>'''Uramado''' is a [[Showa era]] SM magazine created by [[Toshiyuki Suma]] and later edited by [[Chimuo Nureki]]. '''Uramado''' featured illustrated stories, articles on sexuality, and photo galleries (both SM and vanilla). After January 1965, '''Uramado''' changes to [[Suspense Magazine]].</div> |
Latest revision as of 12:18, 4 October 2026
裏窓 (Japanese)
Description
Publishing Dates
1956-1965.
Publishers and Editors
Publisher: Kubo Shoten
Editor: Toshiyuki Suma (1956-1961)
Editor: Chimuo Nureki (1962-1965)
History
1956: Uramado founded by Toshiyuki Suma.
1962: Chimuo Nureki becomes editor-in-chief.
1965: Uramado's final issue is published in January.
1965: Uramado ceases publication after January issue. Suspense Magazine is established.
Interesting points
Uramado started under the name "Kappa" in January 1956, and changed to Uramado in October.
Uramado proclaimed itself "Japan's most remarkable S-M magazine."
Selected Contributors
Models
- Kiriko Eda
- Asami Fuyuki
- Rie Haruna
- Yuri Minami
- Haruko Takano
- Marimo Tani
- Aguri Yuzuki
Photographers
- Kyoichi Yabutsuka[1]
- Hisashi Yoshida
Illustrators
Selected Works
- Alluring Evil Adulteresses Special Issue (Mar 1957)
- Blue-headed Man (1957) written by Chimuo Nureki, under his name Toyokichi Iida.
Covers
November 1956
March 1957
October 1957
November 1957
January 1958
June 1958
August 1958
October 1958
December 1958
April 1958
May 1958
June 1958
July 1958
August 1958
September 1958
December 1958
February 1960
March 1960
April 1960
August 1960
October 1960
October 1960 Special Issue
November 1960
December 1960
Dec 1963 Special Issue
Notes
- ↑ Spelled "薮塚京一"
References (※)
