Aijō (affection, loving feelings) stands for the subtle art of rope – inspired by Japanese traditions such as Osada-Ryū, our work combines aesthetics, technique, and expressiveness. Whether in private lessons, workshops, shows, or photo shoots: we open up the world of shibari, kinbaku, and bondage with heart, clarity, and passion. With expertise and empathy, we accompany you—whether you are a beginner or want to deepen your bondage technique. Welcome to Aijō – where rope is more than just a tool.
Shana & Jack are the people behind this name. Here you can gain an insight into their history, their experiences and what makes them tick. Learn more about their shared journey, their passion and their work.
Keiko means training, practice and continuous learning. At Aijō Keiko, the group explores changing topics from Shibari, bondage, tying techniques and body mechanics.
Jack introduces the topic of the evening. The main focus is then on experimenting, reflecting and developing ideas together.
More about KeikoYou can find us on various social media platforms and get in touch with us there.
We will open our doors in August 2026
I admire Jack and Shana on many levels. As teachers, they authentically share their world of Japanese bondage. With emotion, self-deprecating humor, and the necessary seriousness, they share what moves them. In doing so, they draw from the vast experience of a couple who have lived together for many years and have mastered many ups and downs, both inside and outside the ropes, together.
As performers, they bring precisely this naturalness to the stage and share a wide range of emotions and dynamics with the audience. From funny and playful to sexy and wicked, they cover it all, mixed with their very own dose of charm.
As an event organizer, I really enjoy working with them because they are reliable and enthusiastic partners. Many a “barroom idea” has turned into a successful project in no time.
We’ve been students of Jack’s for over 10 years and have been part of Secret56 alongside him and Shana for a long time—so it’s all the more wonderful to see that Aijō has now created a dedicated space for his and Shana’s collaborative work.
We’ve not only attended many workshops but also seen some of their shows and participated in photo shoots. This mix of different aspects creates a complete picture: you don’t just learn technique, but also get a feel for aesthetics, dynamics, and emotions. Jack teaches clearly and in a structured way.
The atmosphere is relaxed, respectful, and at the same time very focused—you feel supported, no matter where you’re at. We’ve always had a lot of trust in them, and that continues with Aijō. We’re very excited to be part of this new chapter and can absolutely recommend it.
