Yukiseme (雪責め) ranks among the classic scenes or themes in shibari, drawn straight from traditional Japanese theater and woodblock prints.
Yuki—that's snow—sets up the wordplay. What plays out on stage is usually the public (or solitary) exposure of a person (typically a woman) naked or nearly naked to the extreme cold of snow, often bound to a tree, post, or outdoor structure during a snowfall or in a snowy setting.
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