Kitan Club

Confessions, Experiences, and Memoirs Special Issue

Publication: November 1963 Volume: 17 Issue: 11
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Summary

The November 1963 issue of Kitan Club is presented as a special number devoted to confessions, personal experiences, and memoirs. Its editorial structure combines staged photographic portfolios, erotic illustration, autobiographical testimony, psychological reflection, serialized fiction, historical and international curiosities, reader correspondence, and classified community material. The front matter announces Volume 17, Number 11, serial number 182, while the formal contents page establishes a broad sequence extending from visual studies through essays and narratives to an unusually dense concluding section of reader contributions. The issue opens with several substantial visual portfolios. Black-and-white photographs document rope restraint, partial suspension, gagging, restrictive posing, and related studio scenarios. These are followed by a long illustrated gallery credited primarily to Shiba Takashi, whose drawings move between historical punishment imagery, domestic dominance, equestrian fantasy, medicalized scenes, and theatrical reversals of gendered authority. Together, these opening sections establish the issue's characteristic mixture of documentary appearance, staged performance, and imaginative fantasy. The prose section begins with Kurihara Chō's reflective essay on the psychological function of an oblate, followed by Ōnaka Tadashi's translated sadistic story, Sweet Nightmare. A first-person account describes a man's fascination with receiving slaps and injections from attractive women, while another confession recounts a married couple's first consciously arranged erotic role-play. Satō Suden's grotesque account of thirteen condemned women broadens the issue into execution fantasy, and Tsujimura Takashi's Twenty-Ninth Night continues a recurring narrative series. Later features include a survey of women and horsemanship, memories of provocative scenes in cinema, kimono and travel essays, fetish confession, handmade clothing, and an installment of Dan Oniroku's serialized novel Flower and Snake. The latter half mixes fictional episodes, reader memoirs, brief research notes, and correspondence. Topics include rubber play, fabric fixation, pregnancy photography, underwear, women's feet, bondage, staged cutting imagery, and the aesthetics of female suffering. Several confession pieces are explicitly written by women or presented through female pseudonyms, reinforcing the special issue's emphasis on testimony and subjective experience. The closing pages contain extensive reader letters, notices, advertisements, club information, and personal-contact listings, showing Kitan Club functioning not only as a magazine of fiction and imagery but also as a participatory subcultural forum.

Themes

First-person erotic confession and autobiographical testimony Rope bondage, restrictive posing, and suspension photography Sadistic and masochistic fantasy in fiction and illustration Gender reversal and female authority Medical fetishism, injections, and clinical imagery Rubber, fabric, underwear, and clothing fetishism Historical punishment and execution fantasy Women, horsemanship, and equestrian symbolism Reader correspondence and participatory subculture Cinema, photography, and staged erotic performance Serial fiction and recurring editorial features

Highlights

An extensive opening photographic portfolio presents sequential rope restraint, partial suspension, gagging, and posed studio scenarios.
Photography PDF 6–13, 22–29
Shiba Takashi's illustrated gallery ranges across equestrian fantasy, historical punishment, domestic dominance, medical imagery, and female-led scenes.
Illustration PDF 14–21
Kurihara Chō's essay considers the psychological and symbolic effects of an oblate and uses the object as a metaphor for concealed desire.
Essay PDF 31–32
Sweet Nightmare is a translated sadistic story of captivity, coercion, and ritualized violence in an isolated coastal setting.
Translated fiction PDF 33–38
A detailed experiential confession describes a man's desire to be slapped and injected by attractive women, linking childhood memories, medical treatment, and adult fantasy.
Personal testimony PDF 39–42
Women Who Ride surveys women equestrians and reproduces historical and international photographs connecting femininity, public spectacle, and horsemanship.
Cultural history PDF 43–46
Thirteen Female Condemned Prisoners presents an illustrated execution fantasy organized around multiple methods of capital punishment.
Fiction PDF 49–54
The issue includes the sixth installment of Dan Oniroku's Flower and Snake, one of its major serialized literary features.
Serialized fiction PDF 93–103
The late confessional section gathers accounts concerning rubber play, pregnancy photography, underwear, women's feet, restraint, and staged cutting imagery.
Confessions PDF 149–183
The back matter contains a large body of reader correspondence, notices, contact listings, and classified advertisements documenting the magazine's community function.
Correspondence and community PDF 184–205

Table of Contents

Review TOC Data Backfill Article Themes
Title Author Printed Pages PDF Pages
Four Figures Struggling Beneath Rough Rope Uncredited — 6 –10
Prelude of the Suspended Body Uncredited — 9 –10
Breasts of a Woman Constricted by Rope Uncredited — 11 –13
Adorable Mare Shiba Takashi — 14
A Greeting of 'Good Night' Shiba Takashi — 15
Licking a Foot Covered by a Long Boot Shiba Takashi — 16
Female Bandit Arrest Record Shiba Takashi — 17
Enema and Diaper Shiba Takashi — 18
The Intoxicating Flavor of Young-Lady Sumo Uncredited — 19 –20
What Will Attack Next? Shiba Takashi — 21
Female Body Restraint Series, Part Two Uncredited — 22 –26
New Model Studies Uncredited — 27 –29
The Effect of an Oblate Kurihara Chō 34–35 31 –32
Sweet Nightmare Ōnaka Tadashi 36–41 33 –38
The Man Who Desires Slaps and Injections from Beautiful Women Manasu Otoko 42–45 39 –42
Women Who Ride Kura Ryōjin 46–49 43 –46
Our First Play Watanabe Mitsuru 50–51 47 –48
Thirteen Female Condemned Prisoners, Part One: Beheading Satō Suden 52–57 49 –54
Tales of the Twenty-Ninth Night Tsujimura Takashi 58–71 55 –68
Recent Female Fighting Scenes in Film Yamada Takao 72–73 69 –70
Kimono, Kimono, Kimono Stories Makibe Takashi 74–78 71 –75
The Pleasures of Travel Watanabe Kane 79–81 76 –78
Diary of an Inverted Fetish Kubo Ichirō 82–87 79 –84
A Handmade Loincloth and Red Swimsuit R. Ichirō 88–89 85 –86
Shigeko's Strange Habit Onna Gakumai 90–95 87 –92
Flower and Snake, Part Six Dan Oniroku 96–106 93 –103
Notes of a Gag-Making Enthusiast Yutani Teruo 107–109 104 –106
Please Torment My Nose Yoshino Kio 110–112 107 –109
War and the Mood of Cruelty Uncredited 113–115 110 –112
New Harima Dish Mansion Manda Fujin 136–145 133 –142
Fabric of Mad Love Nonaka Nobutoshi 146–151 143 –148
Concerning Pregnancy Photographs Kageura Sakae 152–159 149 –156
The Sweet Life of Rubber Play Tsuda Akiko 160–161 157 –158
Underwear Made of Paper Okayama Fujin 162–171 159 –168
Women's Feet and Underwear Himeuma Fujin 172–177 169 –174
When a Woman Is Bound Nakayashiki Makoto 178–179 175 –176
When a Woman Is Cut Okamoto Fujin 180–181 177 –178
My Image: A Parade of Ecstatic-Cruelty Beauties Kondō Kichio 182–183 179 –180
Reader Letters, Notices, Club Information, and Classified Listings Uncredited 184–208 181 –205

Analysis Notes

The formal contents appears on PDF page 4. Printed pagination is consistently three pages ahead of the PDF viewer numbering throughout the principal text, with printed page 34 corresponding to PDF page 31 and printed page 208 corresponding to PDF page 205. Several names in the contents are faint, stylized, or printed at small scale; uncertain romanizations are identified in individual notes. The opening gravure and illustration portfolios are listed without consistently legible printed page numbers, so their PDF ranges are based on their actual placement. Minor tears and punched or abraded areas affect portions of the cover, contents spread, and several margins but do not remove complete major articles.