NawaKenshin Interview (2025)
Daki (SPH): Hello, NawaKenshin! For those of us who weren't lucky enough to meet you during your last visit, can you share a bit about yourself?
The Japanese art of erotic rope bondage
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Mango Interview (2022)
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Mango
Shibari.PH: “Nawashi Kanna has personally certified three people to teach her style, anywhere in the world. Mango’s one of them.” What’s kept him coming back, twice, across five years.
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Event Guidelines
Shibari.PH: House rules for our workshops, jams, munches, and salons, covering photography, privacy, attire, safe words, and refunds. Read this before your first event.
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LaoDai
Shibari.PH: “Davide’s flown back to teach with us four times now.” Why we keep flying LaoDai back, and what four trips of Same Journey (Onaji Michinori) have actually looked like.
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NawaKenshin
Shibari.PH: “He cares about one thing above the rest when he teaches: whether the session actually meant something.” A photographer-turned-rigger, and what that’s meant across every visit so far.
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