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Tokyo 2018 Tour Diary (2019)
Brooke Candy spent a week in Tokyo during her 2018 Asia tour and documented seven days of bondage art in a personal tour diary. Together with professional bondage artist Hajime Kinoko, the artist and musician created Shibari installation work and performances, captured in a 17 minute film.
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Brooke Candy spent a week in Tokyo during her 2018 Asia tour and documented seven days of bondage art in a personal tour diary. Together with professional bondage artist Hajime Kinoko, the artist and musician created Shibari installation work and performances, captured in a 17 minute film.
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In Theaters:1/4/2019
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Noisey Films
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