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Revision as of 19:22, 18 May 2021
カストリ雑誌 (Japanese)
Kasutori magazines are cheaply made Japanese periodicals. Post war adult mens kasutori magazines like Yomikiri Romance and Kitan Club introduced bondage content to their readers, sparking the first wave of SM magazines in the 1950s.
Origin of "Kasutori"
The term "Kasutori" comes from the dregs left over in the distillation of an illegal type of high proof shochu produced in the post-war period.[※ 1]
Notable Kasutori Magazines
1946
- Liberal (『りべらる』)
- Style (『スタイル』)
- Red and Black (『赤と黒』)
- Curiosity Seeker (『猟奇』)
- Beautiful Face (『美貌』)
- Salon (『サロン』)
- New World (『新世界』)
- Cine Romance (『シネ・ロマンス』)
1947
- Kitan Club (『奇譚クラブ』)
1948
1949
1950
- Amatoria (『あまとりあ』)
Notes
References (※)
- ↑ Akira Yamamoto. The Age of Katori Magazines. Tokyo Publishing Company. 1975.
