Japan / Asian Enema

I was wondering for a long time. Why are there are so many Photos and stories are going around about enemas in Japan / Asia.

Is it really the case, that enemas are used that frequently in Asia for whatever reason?

It would especially be interesting to read opinions from Asian users.

The Japanese have historically believed the soul to be in the bowel.

Most of the enema videos I run across that are Japanese seem to be more about man as a dom and the woman as a sub where she is getting a punishment style enema.

Just an observation.

The Japanese have some of the strangest porn, enema or other. Xhamster has a bunch of funny group enema competition vides. Groups of women are filled to capacity and then jog, dance, squirt for distance, etc. until they can't hold it anymore and empty during the activity. They usually are giggling and seem to be having fun. There are score keepers who hold numbered score cards for judging a winner. FUN!

The Japanese have some of the strangest porn, enema or other.

And they often don't stint on making/renting very detailed stage facilities to film in, with lots of details. I am almost certain many of these vids are shot in real hospitals. And the number of extras in some of the scenes. So many it often does make you wonder whether they are real or not ... especially with the group exams vids ...

While I haven't seen them, I would think that the Japanese prohibition against showing pubic hair might be part of the rationale. No pubic hair in the rear...

Censorship of pubic hair was discontinued, apparently from the 1990s onwards. Now it is only genitals that are censored in Japanese produced porn for in-country distribution/consumption.

If it were only pubic hair that needed to be censored out, there would be an enormous amount of shaved material available, but even in pixelated stuff, it's still easy to see that the participants are not clean shaven.

I love watching asian enemas because it always seems to be a contest that makes me laugh

I have been to Japan many times and they do seem to enjoy enemas off the shelf in drug stores. Mostly the small 20 - 60ml glycerin bulbs. I was never able to find an enema set in a drug store. I assume you must ask at the counter. I did ask once in a China pharmacy and was sold a disposable enema bag.

Some years ago, I chatted at great length with a couple of young Japanese women. While they were a very small sample, it seems that many Japanese girls women tend to consider enemas a joke, partly because they are very common and a bit embarrassing.

It may be that the Japanese diet, heavy in concentrated carbs from rice, plus Japanese women tend to be skinny, results in constipation. As a consequence, women often carry a mini glycerin enema, called a fig, in their purses and even use them as needed in public bathrooms. Also, I've been told that younger women carry them when going clubbing, just in case they meet someone who they want to hook up with, in prep for anal play

The mini enemas are really very effective, taking seconds to use with results in minutes. They can be taken unobtrusively, even in a public toilet stall with another person sitting 3 feet away, and the person sitting next to you will never know. .You just lean forward, insert the tip, squeeze the little bulb., and wait a few minutes. A strong, complete poo soon happens

The mini enemas are really very effective, taking seconds to use with results in minutes.

Are they anything like Fleet enemas? Using the same substances?

If so, I would wonder at their efficacy.

@agracier

The Asian figs (mini enemas) are usually 50/50 glycerin and water or a strong solution of table salt in water, sometimes both. They function more like a liquid suppository than an enema. The Fleet Liquid Glycerin Applicators are very similar, but contain less glycerin than the Asian ones.

After nozzle insertion, the bulb can be completely emptied in a second, typically injecting 10ml to 50ml of liquid glycerin. An urge to poo starts almost immediately, but for best results should be resisted as long as possible, which is usually less than 5 minutes. They work best if the recipient is full of poo, down low, because the evacuation sweeps out the residual glycerin.

The idea of a liquid glycerin injection is not new. The method was in use by nannies, especially in England, over 100 years ago. The nannies often had a ‘glycerin syringe’ made in several sizes for their charges…. usually about 8ml for small kids to 30ml for teens. The 30ml size are plenty large enough for an adult. In those days, indoor plumbing was uncommon, so a highly effective small volume enema had advantages.

Fascinating @LisaK. I never knew or heard that about the Japanese soul before. I had a close friend who loved to talk about his experiences in Japan during his service in the Korean War, especially Japanese enemas but he never mentioned the subject of the soul in the bowel.

That's why Hari-kari was developed.

Suicide by self disembowelment.

Huh! Learn something new every day. Thanks @LisaK.

In 1977 I accompanied my late husband to Japan, an officer in the Navy. One evening we were touring downtown Tokyo and came across a female ‘guide’ that took us to an adult sex club. One of it's features was a couples bath house (very popular in Japan) you got to choose your ‘bathers’ mostly attractive young ladies but a few young guys were available as well. Jim and I chose one of each. We were escorted into a room with a pair of bath tables where you were erotically soaped up and washed down, optionally you could get full contact body massages, rub downs, a ladies ‘sex’ massage, for men a prostate massage & ‘special’. The ‘special’ was a soapy masturbation. Enemas were available if you so desired (several if you wanted). You could choose a nozzle or a colon tube. For solution you could choose variety of soaps, sea salt or plain water. The bags all seemed to be about 2 liters - clear vinyl.

We did partake of a single salt-water enema with a very nice massage afterwards which aided in expelling. All in all we were there about 4 hours and dropped about $ 400 which we thought was reasonable considering all the staff involved and drinks.

To anyone visiting Japan - check out the bath houses.

A clarification. I wrote “The Asian figs (mini enemas) are usually 50/50 glycerin and water or a strong solution of table salt in water, sometimes both.”

The salt solution used in the mini enemas is several times as concentrated as Normal Saline, but the quantity is small…. almost always less than 50ml. It would be dangerous to give a large volume of the strong salt solution. The little enema draws water into the recipient's colon, and they soon poo.

I find all this information and knowledge regarding Asian culture fascinating! Thank you all for sharing… 😈