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昭和時代 (Japanese) Shōwa era (1926-1989)
The Shōwa era is the period between the Taishō era (1912-1926) and the Heisei era (1989-2019). This era encompasses the years from the "erotic-grotesque nonsense" movement, the first generation of post-war SM fans, the first live SM performances, and the SM VHS era into the dawn of the internet in Japan.
Selected Shōwa Individuals
Illustrators
Ran Akiyoshi (1922-1981)
Namio Harukawa (1947-2020)
Gekko Hayashi (1923-1998)
Seiu Ito (1882-1961)
Akira Kasuga (1926-2011) aka Do Shoichi
Kaname Ozuma (1939-2011) aka Yōko Ozuma
Toshiyuki Suma (1920-1992) aka Reiko Kita
Kinbakushi and Mistresses
Denki Akechi (1940-2005)
Go Arisue (1954-)
Takeshi Nagaike (1945-)
Chimuo Nureki (1930-2013)
Eikichi Osada (1925-2001)
Takashi Tsujimura (1921-1987)
Hiroshi Urado (1933-)
SM Models
Yukio Mishima (1925-1970)
Writers
Seiu Ito (1882-1961)
Chimuo Nureki (1930-2013)
Toshiyuki Suma (1920-1992) aka Reiko Kita
Photographers
Teruo Ishii (1924-2005) Filmmaker
Seijun Suzuki (Filmmaker)
Editors
Toshiyuki Suma (1920-1992)
Publications
Magazines
Books
Flower and Snake (seialized story)
Torment Research (1950 edition)
SM Play - You Can Play S&M (1972)
Domesticated Yapoo (serialized story)
Film and Video
Fuji Video (video label)
Nikkatsu (Film Studio famous for Roman Porno)
In the Realm of the Senses (1976)
SM Venues
Notes
References (※)
