Schedule for Murasaki and Iroha

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We are very happy to have Murasaki san, Iroha san, and Alice san visiting next month from Tokyo.  We are offering a wide range...

Group Class to Resume Mid-April

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Following CDC guildlines, LA Rope will be re-opening for group lessons. Participants (including instructors and demo bottoms) must be fully vaccinated (two weeks...

March 5th: Torture Ties: The Ebi and Gyaku Ebi

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Join the LA Rope Dojo as we explore two of the most famous and legendary "torture ties" from Edo era Japan.  The Ebi or...

What is Yukimura Style Shibari?

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Yukimura Haruki (1948-2016) was one a handful of bakushi (rope masters) who elevated the art of tying by creating his own style (ryuu in...

Beginner Classes: LA Rope

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Each month, we offer two beginner classes. These classes are designed to give a basic background in the history, context, and background for...

Yukimura Style Predicament Ties

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In June, we will be offering a new intermediate workshop introducing as style of "predicament ties," based on Yukimura's style of rope bondage. This...

May Workshop: Kinbaku 101

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Kinbaku 101 is series of classes offered at the LA Rope Dojo that focuses on kinbaku basics and fiundamentals.  It is taught over the...

September Intensive: Kinbaku 101

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New to the world of shibari and kinbaku?  Join us Sept. 27th for our introductory workshop, Kinbaku 101. In this class, Zetsu will lead you...

Kinbaku from the Neck Up

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Playing with the face is an important element of kinbaku in Japan. In this class we will break down the elements of face...

Online History Class: June 30th 7:00

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For those interested in the background and history of Japanese rope, I will be doing a talk "Searching for the Heart of Kinbaku" for...

Rope Class November 6, Kinbaku for Lovers

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  This class will examine the rope of kinbaku in intimate relationships, focusing on the “caressing style” of Yukimura Haruki. We will be showing clips...

Rope Class October 2, The Art and History of Kinbaku

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Come explore the classic foundations of kinbaku and see some extremely rare art and books, including original Ukiyo-e prints, Japanese books from the 1950s...