Honyo: what the urination tag covers
放尿, honyo, means urination. The English navigation gives the category no name, which for this particular one is a problem — it is the tag most likely to surprise someone who clicked it without knowing.
It covers 231 titles, about 3.7% of the catalogue.
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Why it deserves a plain warning
Most untranslated categories on this site are untranslated because the English needed a phrase rather than a word. This one is a single common English noun. There is no obvious reason for it to have been skipped.
The practical result is that an English-speaking browser sees a category name in Japanese characters, clicks it out of curiosity, and gets content they did not choose. We would rather you knew first. That is the whole reason this page exists.
What the tag actually marks
It marks the presence of urination in a scene, at any scale. That ranges from a brief incidental moment to material built entirely around it.
The tag does not distinguish between those. Reading the individual title helps, but many of the English titles here are literal translations that do not signal it either.
The Story Of Luxury Spa Lady, Vol.155How it sits in the catalogue
The tagged titles run from October 2002 to March 2025. That is a long span, but the distribution is uneven — this is not a category the studio adds to steadily.
The single largest source is the studio’s unreleased-footage line, which contributes 30 of the 231. Thirty-five named series contain at least one.
173 different performers appear across 231 titles, with the most frequent appearing in three. As with most of the smaller categories here, there is no regular cast.
The correlation worth knowing
38% of these titles also carry the shiofuki tag. That overlap is much higher than chance, and it reflects a real tagging habit: when a scene involves one, taggers have often applied both.
This cuts both ways. If you are looking for shiofuki and specifically not this, filtering shiofuki alone will bring some of it along. If you are avoiding this category, be aware that a portion of it is sitting inside a much larger and much more innocuous-sounding tag.
51% also carry Vibrator and 39% Masterbation, which together suggest a lot of this material sits in solo or observational scenes rather than in the studio’s standard structure. Only 55% carry namakan, well below the catalogue-wide 74%.
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48 of the 231 are not shown on this site. That is a 21% exclusion rate against roughly 12% across the catalogue as a whole.
Our rule is fixed and it is not about taste: we do not host images where explicit anatomy is visible, because Japanese law applies to us as the operator regardless of where you are reading from. Categories where framing tends to be closer trip that rule more often. This is one of them.
The excluded titles still exist on the official site. They are simply not illustrated here.
How to avoid it if you want to
There is no “exclude” control in the official navigation, which is the honest answer. What you can do is filter positively on the tags you want and check the tag list on any title before opening it — the tags are listed on every work page.
Our own glossary lists all 73 categories with plain English names, including the seventeen the official site never names, so you can at least read the tag list on a title and know what it says.
The Task of New Employee Vol.33The short version
- Honyo means urination; the English navigation gives it no name
- 231 titles, from 2002 to March 2025, unevenly distributed
- 38% also carry the Squirt tag — the two travel together in the tagging
- Skews toward solo and observational scenes rather than the studio’s standard structure
- 21% are not illustrated here, against about 12% catalogue-wide
