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'''Fuzoku''' has two meanings relevant to SM play: | '''Fuzoku''' has two meanings relevant to SM play: | ||
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1. The characteristic daily activities and customs of society, a region, or a class of people. | 1. The characteristic daily activities and customs of society, a region, or a class of people. | ||
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2. The sex industry and sex oriented entertainment. Also known as "Sex Fuzoku." | 2. The sex industry and sex oriented entertainment. Also known as "Sex Fuzoku." | ||
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==Interesting point(s)== | ==Interesting point(s)== | ||
| + | [[image:Fuzoku2.jpg|200px|thumb|From ''32 Aspects of Customs and Manners of Women''. [[Yoshitoshi Tsukioka]]. (1888)]] | ||
'''Fuzoku''' is often translated as ''Customs and Manners'' in the titles of [[Ukiyo-e]] works. | '''Fuzoku''' is often translated as ''Customs and Manners'' in the titles of [[Ukiyo-e]] works. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:30, 8 May 2021
風俗 (Japanese)
Fuzoku has two meanings relevant to SM play:
1. The characteristic daily activities and customs of society, a region, or a class of people.
2. The sex industry and sex oriented entertainment. Also known as "Sex Fuzoku."
Interesting point(s)
From 32 Aspects of Customs and Manners of Women. Yoshitoshi Tsukioka. (1888)
Fuzoku is often translated as Customs and Manners in the titles of Ukiyo-e works.
Notes
References (※)
