Difference between revisions of "Eikichi Osada"
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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1925: Born in Tochigi Prefecture. | 1925: Born in Tochigi Prefecture. | ||
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1970(?): Started a mah-jong salon called Lotus in Kanda where he had been holding [[Osada Seminar]]s once a month on Sunday nights at Ars Nova. After about one year, he had to close the mah-jong salon<ref name="henreki1"></ref>. | 1970(?): Started a mah-jong salon called Lotus in Kanda where he had been holding [[Osada Seminar]]s once a month on Sunday nights at Ars Nova. After about one year, he had to close the mah-jong salon<ref name="henreki1"></ref>. | ||
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1976: [[Keiyu Tamai]], who had just moved to Tokyo from Osaka, asked Osada to have his [[Osada Seminar]] at the Roppongi stage of Tamai's theater group, Theater Scandal. Several [[Osada Seminar]] shows were held there for half a year<ref name="henreki1"></ref><ref group="※">The model was Keiko Hase, a pink film actress. </ref>. | 1976: [[Keiyu Tamai]], who had just moved to Tokyo from Osaka, asked Osada to have his [[Osada Seminar]] at the Roppongi stage of Tamai's theater group, Theater Scandal. Several [[Osada Seminar]] shows were held there for half a year<ref name="henreki1"></ref><ref group="※">The model was Keiko Hase, a pink film actress. </ref>. | ||
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1980: A series of six, 8mm film works from Cobalt. | 1980: A series of six, 8mm film works from Cobalt. | ||
| − | 1981: On January 8, had the first performance at Akasaka Blue Chateau which was owned by [[Mary Aoi]]. The model was [[Nami Matsukawa]]<ref name="syuki">[[Mary Aoi | + | 1981: On January 8, had the first performance at Akasaka Blue Chateau which was owned by [[Mary Aoi]]. The model was [[Nami Matsukawa]]<ref name="syuki">[[Mary Aoi]] [http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/4870420570?ie=UTF8&tag=iq05-22&linkCode=as2&camp=247&creative=7399&creativeASIN=4870420570 ''SM document, Note of Mary Aoi'' (Amatoria, 1983)]</ref> |
1982: Performed shows at [[SAMM]] owned by [[Shigeru Kayama]]. | 1982: Performed shows at [[SAMM]] owned by [[Shigeru Kayama]]. | ||
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1983: Appeared in ''The Document Orgasm'' (Athena) produced by [[Tadashi Yoyogi]]. | 1983: Appeared in ''The Document Orgasm'' (Athena) produced by [[Tadashi Yoyogi]]. | ||
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1986: Met [[Kazumi Osada]] who was a writer at that time. | 1986: Met [[Kazumi Osada]] who was a writer at that time. | ||
1986: Started shows with [[Hiromi Saotome]]. | 1986: Started shows with [[Hiromi Saotome]]. | ||
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1990: Assumed role of president of Tsurumi Shin-Sekai (a strip theater). | 1990: Assumed role of president of Tsurumi Shin-Sekai (a strip theater). | ||
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1993(?): Hospitalized from cerebral thrombosis. | 1993(?): Hospitalized from cerebral thrombosis. | ||
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1999: [[Steve Osada]] started to learn kinbaku from [[Eikichi Osada]] | 1999: [[Steve Osada]] started to learn kinbaku from [[Eikichi Osada]] | ||
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1999: Appeared in ''A World of SM Masters'' produced by Paradise TV. | 1999: Appeared in ''A World of SM Masters'' produced by Paradise TV. | ||
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2000 Feb 22: Appeared in a program produced by Paradise TV and performed kinbaku in live. | 2000 Feb 22: Appeared in a program produced by Paradise TV and performed kinbaku in live. | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 31 August 2020
Osada (長田) family name, Eikichi (英吉) first name, (1925-2001)
Activities
Kinbakushi
Alternate Name(s)
長田英吉(Japanese)
Biography
1925-1975
1925: Born in Tochigi Prefecture.
1940(c): Loved to read Kitan Club, Uramado, Liberal, etc. Especially liked the articles by Takashi Tsujimura and Tetsuzo Tsukamoto[1]。
1940s: Moved to Tokyo to enter Hosei University. After graduation, started to run printing business[1].
Late 1960s: Often watched torment plays by Rose Akiyama and theater group Aka to Kuro[1].
1965(?): Held the first Osada Seminar show at Ars Nova in Asagaya[※ 1][1][※ 2].
1974(?): Watched Contradictory Confession by Kazuya Mukai. Watched his torment shows once a month[1][※ 3].
1970(?): Started a mah-jong salon called Lotus in Kanda where he had been holding Osada Seminars once a month on Sunday nights at Ars Nova. After about one year, he had to close the mah-jong salon[1].
1976-1986
1976: Keiyu Tamai, who had just moved to Tokyo from Osaka, asked Osada to have his Osada Seminar at the Roppongi stage of Tamai's theater group, Theater Scandal. Several Osada Seminar shows were held there for half a year[1][※ 4].
1978: Started shows in a strip theater, Doutonbori Theater, in Shibuya.
1980(c): Started to hold Osada Seminar at the studio of GSG Planning that was led by Denjiro Sakurada. The models included Mayumi Kurokawa, an actress with GSG Planning [1].
Early 1980s: Appeared on TV show 11PM on the Yomiuri broadcasting network. The show was shot at the studio of GSG Planning [1].
1980: A series of six, 8mm film works from Cobalt.
1981: On January 8, had the first performance at Akasaka Blue Chateau which was owned by Mary Aoi. The model was Nami Matsukawa[2]
1982: Performed shows at SAMM owned by Shigeru Kayama.
1982: Peformed SM shows all over Japan with Doji Nekura[3]。
1983: Appeared in The Document Orgasm (Athena) produced by Tadashi Yoyogi.
1986: Met Kazumi Osada who was a writer at that time.
1986: Started shows with Hiromi Saotome.
1987-1999
1990: Assumed role of president of Tsurumi Shin-Sekai (a strip theater).
1991: Assumed role of president of Funabashi Wakamatsu Theater (a strip theater).
1993(?): Hospitalized from cerebral thrombosis.
1999: Steve Osada started to learn kinbaku from Eikichi Osada
1999 Nov: Performed shows at Roppongi Mistress (until 2000 June).
1999: Appeared in A World of SM Masters produced by Paradise TV.
2000-2001
2000 Feb 22: Appeared in a program produced by Paradise TV and performed kinbaku in live.
2000 Apr: Performed shows at Studio 6 owned by Steve Osada (until 2000 Sep).
2000: Had an interview from French press.
2000 Oct: Performed a show with Kazumi Osada, Steve Osada and Shiro Maruki.
2001 Sep 12: Died.
2001 Nov 23: Memorial for Eikichi Osada at Roppongi Jail. Kazumi Osada, Steve Osada, Mary Aoi, Mai Ito, Denjiro Sakurada, Yoshikazu Hayakawa, Doji Nekura, Hiroo Minowa, Miki Mori etc.
Interesting point(s)
As a university student, Osada loved to read Justine, l'Histoire de Juliette, ou les Prosperites du Vice, etc. by the Marquis de Sade.
Selected Works
How-to-Kinbaku
- Rope Magician★Eikichi Osada - Kinbaku Technique『縄の魔術師★長田英吉 緊縛テクニック』 (BORDEAUX, 1982)
- CAMPUS PORNO『緊縛テクニック』 (BORDEAUX, 1982)
- The Document Orgasm Part-1 (Mimizuku Video, 1983) Supervising editor: Tadashi Yoyogi
- The Document Orgasm Part-2 (Mimizuku Video, 1983) Supervising editor: Tadashi Yoyogi
References
Notes (※)
- ↑ The date should be confirmed.
- ↑ "The model was Rumi Sasamori, a pink film actress. "Gave a small notice in a sport newspaper", "more than 100 people attended"....according to My History of SM, the show has a script
- ↑ Osada recalled that "He philosophically expressed SM...but he must not be a fetishist...I was not fully satisfied with his shows"
- ↑ The model was Keiko Hase, a pink film actress.
