Difference between revisions of "Yomikiri Romance"
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While '''Yomikiri Romance''' featured bondage throughout its publication run, it also never stopped publishing significant amounts of regular romantic stories, photos and articles. | While '''Yomikiri Romance''' featured bondage throughout its publication run, it also never stopped publishing significant amounts of regular romantic stories, photos and articles. | ||
| + | '''Yomikiri Romance''' published its special bondage issue the same month that the word "kinbaku" first appeared in [[Kitan Club]] magazine. This was also one month after [[Ko Minomura]] published the first [[Utsukushiki Imashime]] photo book. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 21 September 2022
読切ロマンス (Japanese)
Yomikiri Romance was one of the earliest SM magazines in Japan, transitioning from a Kasutori magazines between 1951-1952.
Publication Dates
1949-1950s
Publishers and Editors
1949: Dec. Sunrise Shobo
1951: May. Mutsumi[1] Shobo
History
1951: The editors embarked on a year long plan to add nude bondage photos to the magazine.[2]
1952: Despite pushback from readers, demand for the special bondage "Nude Customs Album" issue from distributors caused Yomikiri Romance to change the issue from a limited special edition to a full special edition.[2]
Interesting points
While Yomikiri Romance featured bondage throughout its publication run, it also never stopped publishing significant amounts of regular romantic stories, photos and articles.
Yomikiri Romance published its special bondage issue the same month that the word "kinbaku" first appeared in Kitan Club magazine. This was also one month after Ko Minomura published the first Utsukushiki Imashime photo book.
Notes
- ↑ Spelled 睦. Pronunciation unconfirmed.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 First Year Shibari Art. Yomikiri Romance (1952)
