Pose of Love — Shijūhatte
女性用風俗まとめ

Kinuta

No.21

Anvil
第二十一手No.21Illustration of Anvil (砧)
Kinuta

The woman lies on her back. Then a pillow is placed under her lower back so that her hips are raised till her crotch is completely upturned and exposed. Turning his back on her, the man mounts her from above. "Kinuta" is a wooden or stone anvil used for softening cloths. Also known as "Kuruwa Tsunagi" (Brothel Hitch).

原文(日本語) — 仰向けにした女性のお尻に腰枕などを当てて陰部が上向きになるよう体を曲げさせる。男性は逆向きになって、上からこれを貫く。「砧:きぬた」とは槌 (つち) で布を打ちやわらげ、つやを出すのに用いる木または石の台のこと。別名、郭つなぎ。

Origin of the name

A kinuta is the wooden or stone block on which cloth was beaten with a mallet to soften it and bring out its sheen — a fixture of autumn evenings in classical poetry and Noh drama. Here the woman's raised body is the block and the man, entering from the reverse, is the mallet. Finding sensuality in an everyday tool: very shijūhatte.

Tips

Everything depends on the pillow: stack cushions under her hips until she is angled clearly upward, knees drawn to her chest. The man enters facing the other way, driving straight down — an angle no other position offers. It runs deep, so keep your weight off her and start shallow. If you're curious about reverse insertion, this is the one to try first.

Difficulty: 4/5

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