Randa Mai (also Mai Randa; Japanese: 乱田舞) is a Japanese nawashi—rope bondage rigger—and adult video (AV) director tied to bondage-themed commercial SM. Born 25 March 1959, he has worked as a professional nawashi for many years. The alias roughly means “wild dancer.” For Japanese SM video viewers and rope students who collect instructional media, he is a working entertainer of kinbaku aesthetics rather than a pure art-gallery rope figure.
Snake Bondage, Attackers, and Instructional Tape
He is known for bondage-forward AVs, notably the Snake Bondage series (蛇縛, Jabaku) for Attackers, plus instructional videos that teach Japanese bondage technique. That dual track—narrative SM porn and how-to rope—places him where Japanese rope craft is sold as both fantasy and skill product. Jabaku is the credit many international fans first recognize.
“S&M Entertainer,” Bar, and Martial Arts
He describes himself as an “S&M entertainer” rather than simply a nawashi—showmanship and audience as much as pure rigger identity. He has performed outside Japan, including in Europe and the United States. In Tokyo he runs Bar Randa Mai (Bar乱田舞) in Roppongi. As a martial artist he is versed in Shorinji Kempo, useful body discipline for heavy rope and live demos.
Place on a Japanese Bondage Map
For adult rope and SM video readers, Randa Mai sits among professional Japanese bondage directors who treat SM as entertainment craft: Attackers’ snake-bondage brand, instructional tape pedagogy, overseas demos, and a Roppongi bar under the same wild-dancer name. Related paths include Japanese nawashi culture, Attackers SM lines, kinbaku instruction video, and Roppongi fetish nightlife. He remains a durable credit for viewers who want Japanese rope framed as show, not only private art.
