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*'''[[Toshiyuki Suma]]''' played an important role in the formation of post-war SM culture as a painter/illustrator, rope artist, writer and editor. | *'''[[Toshiyuki Suma]]''' played an important role in the formation of post-war SM culture as a painter/illustrator, rope artist, writer and editor. | ||
*'''[[Takashi Tsujimura]]''' established modern Kinbaku art in [[Kitan Club]]. | *'''[[Takashi Tsujimura]]''' established modern Kinbaku art in [[Kitan Club]]. | ||
| − | *'''[[Chimuo Nureki]]''' has the longest and most varied history of any | + | *'''[[Chimuo Nureki]]''' has the longest and most varied history of any kinbakushi in Japan. |
*'''[[Eikichi Osada]]''' has established the style of SM show in Japan. | *'''[[Eikichi Osada]]''' has established the style of SM show in Japan. | ||
*'''[[Denki Akechi]]''' has explored new era of Kinbaku art. | *'''[[Denki Akechi]]''' has explored new era of Kinbaku art. | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 3 September 2020
- Seiu Ito was the pioneer of Japanese SM.
- Toshiyuki Suma played an important role in the formation of post-war SM culture as a painter/illustrator, rope artist, writer and editor.
- Takashi Tsujimura established modern Kinbaku art in Kitan Club.
- Chimuo Nureki has the longest and most varied history of any kinbakushi in Japan.
- Eikichi Osada has established the style of SM show in Japan.
- Denki Akechi has explored new era of Kinbaku art.
- Oniroku Dan is the one of the most influential SM writers in Japan.
