Oh, and 首輪 (kubiwa) means “collar”.

Neck is “kubi” 首
But I think “collar” should be “Eri” 襟 or 衿. Possibly it’s a just a synonym.

it would be best if someone that speaks or understands Japanese could check them over.

Oh yes, we definitely need someone who speaks Japanese natively.

Thanks!
This is a transliteration and should be read “amubainda”, right?

Not sure if I posted that or not, but yeah, it’s a transliteration. Gets a few pages of results on pixiv, which is kinda what I use to test if I have the right term (I don’t speak Japanese, so I use google translate & test it to see if it gives the right results). In addition, I have a few more terms that I’ve found while searching for pictures:

猿轡 (sarugutsuwa) is “Gag” or “Gagged”, as in the bondage kind.
ギャグ is also “gag”, but it seems to refer to a joke, not a fun speech-impeding device.

ボールギャグ (bōrugyagu) is “Ball gag”. This one gets pictures of people wearing… ball gags. (From here on, if a term gets the intended pictures when searched for, I’ll simply say it gets results.)
猿轡ボール, 球猿轡, and 猿轡球 also translate as “ball gagged”, but get NO results. I’m not sure if this is because the term “ball gag” comes from English (actually, I’m not even sure which language named them first) and thus should remain in katakana, or for some other reason.

リングギャグ (ringugyagu) is “ring gag”. This one gets results.
リング猿轡, 指輪猿轡, and 猿轡指輪 also translate to “ring gag”, but gets no results. Same reason as “ball gagged”, I think. Not sure why 猿轡 translates to “gag” with “ring”, but to “gagged” with “ball”.

パンティー (pantī) translates to “panties” or “panty”.
パンティーギャグ should then translate to “panty gag”, but it gets no results on pixiv, so I’m not sure.
パンティー猿轡 and 猿轡パンティー apparently translate to “gagged panties”. This is useless, but I find it amusing.
I’m not sure if there’s some other term that would translate properly for this, such as “panties in mouth” or “mouth stuffed with panties”.

下着 (shitagi) can apparently mean “underwear”, but seems to refer to bras.
下着ギャグ, 下着猿轡, and 猿轡下着 give no results, and apparently translate to “gagged underwear”.

スク水 (sukusui) is “school swimsuit”. If you’re not familiar with the difference between school swimsuits and normal swimsuits, a school swimsuit is the blue (or sometimes white) one-piece swimsuit schoolgirls usually wear in Japanese media, like this.
スクール水着 (sukūru mizugi) also translates to “school swimsuit”. Both terms get results with pixiv, so I’m not sure which is right.

バキュームベッド (bakyūmubeddo) translates to “vacuum bed”, and gets results. I’m not sure if there are any better terms for it.
真空パック (Shinkū pakku) translates to “vacuum packing”, and is a subtype of breathplay fetish. This type, specifically.

窒息 (chissoku) translates to “suffocation” or “asphyxiation”, and is the term you want to use to find breathplay pics.

マゾ (mazo) translates to “masochist”.

水責め (mizuzeme) means “waterboarding” and “water torture”. It appears to be a generic term for water-related fetishes, such as drowning/water peril and actual water torture.

ストッキング (sutokkingu) appears to be both “stockings” and Stocking from Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt.
黒タイツ (kuro taitsu) is “black tights”.
I’m not sure if these are roughly the same as pansuto, there appears to be some overlap.

Hopefully these were helpful to you, like your list was to me. I’m not 100% sure about their accuracy, it would be best if someone that speaks or understands Japanese could check them over.

“アームバインダー” is “Arm Binder”.

Thanks!

This is a transliteration and should be read “amubainda”, right?

主人 [shujin] master (also husband)
主人様 [shujin-sama] also master, but far socially superior (king, lord, god)
御主人様 [go shujin-sama] my master
奴隷 [dorei] slave
支配的な [shihai-tekina] the dominant partner

About that weird time you mentioned. To be honest, I don’t know what is wrong with the settings of my blog. This is definitely a bug somewhere.

2. 縛り方法
I’d have mistake…

“-方 (-kata)” contain meaning that “method”, too.
so,
incorrect: “縛り方法”
correct: “縛り方 (shibari-kata)”
sorry.

“走る (hasiru)” is running, and “走行 (soukou)” is running, too.
but,

correct: “走り方 (hasiri-kata)”
incorrect: “走り方法 (hasiri-houhou)”

correct: “走行方法 (soukou-houhou)”
incorrect: “走行方 (souhou-kata)”

So, “方 (-kata)” isn’t connected after two kanjis idiom.
“方法 (houhou)” can connected after two kanjis idiom.

3. pronouciation and writing in Japanese
zentai: zensin taitsu (zensin tights), 全身タイツ
pantyhose: pansuto, パンスト (panty stocking)
stockings: (same as English)
swimsuit: 水着, mizugi

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I have a question.
What time is “1210.04 am”?
I can’t read “1210.04 am”, so please teach me.

shibari-houhou 縛り方法
jibaku-houhou 自縛方法

Changing the subject a bit.

How do you write (and pronounce ;-) zentai, pantyhose (or tights), stockings and swimsuit?

Thanks again!

correct: “自縛方法” as the binding methods.
correct?: “自縛法” sounds like as “the law of the bondage”. Most Japanese DON’T use this term.
incorrect: “自縛方”

Japanese has the word “土方 (do-kata)”, as “construction workers” or “navvies”. In this word, “kata (方)” be used to “a person”.

2. 自縛
Yes. the pronunciation of “自縛” is “jibaku”.

3. nawa-shibari
Right. The term was invented by the non-japanese.

“Nawa-shibari” like as “My head has headache.” in English… Maybe.

Terms kikkou and karada. If “kikkou” is a turtle-shell, what is “karada”? Just a collective name for such “bindings”?

What is the pronunciation of 自縛 ? jibaku?

So, the term nawa-shibari was invented by the non-japanese, right? And now it’s incorrectly used just like hentai (e.g. http://www.nawashibari.com).

Many-many thanks!

Most Japanese use “kinbaku” as a genre name,
and Japanese language DON’T have a term that “nawa-shibari”.

“rope tying” as “Shibari (縛り)” only.
“縛る (shibaru)” is verb, means “bind with rope”,
“縛り (shibari)” is noun, already contains a meaning that “with rope”.
You don’t have to say “rope (nawa)” again.

Exsamples,
If you see Japanese-style bound women (or an woman), then;
incorrect: “It’s beautiful KINBAKU.”
correct: “It’s beautiful SHIBARI.”

If you buy some videos in Japan, then;
incorrect: “SHIBARI-mono, please.”
correct: “KINBAKU-mono, please.”

(“-mono” is a suffix.
“jukujo-mono (熟女-モノ)” means genre of matures and MILFs,
“joshikousei-mono (女子高生-モノ)” meas genre of school girls,
“kosupure-mono (コスプレ-モノ)” means genre of costume play, and
“kancho-mono (浣腸-モノ)” means genre of enema, etc.)

Or rope methods;
incorrect: “kikkou-KINBAKU.”
correct: “kikkou-SHIBARI”
(kikkou” is turtle’s shell. kikkou-shibari: http://www.sexoteric.com/pic/nl/artpic/18/146/rm20030928-4853.jpg)

Japanese is difficult for the Japanese…