Bukkake

Bukkake was popularized in Japanese adult media, by such Japanese adult video companies as dogma, Shuttle Japan, Soft on Demand, and Moodyz in the first half of the 1990s. It is to be assumed that a significant factor in the development of bukkake was the mandatory censorship of porn (porn mosaic) in Japan. Since the directors could not show penetration they had to invent new, visually-appealing ways to approach sex acts that would satisfy the audience without violating Japanese law.
One urban myth purports that the practice originated in feudal Japan as a method of punishing women who had committed adultery. This account, however, originated in the imagination of an adult website designer, who concocted the story to entice readers to subscribe.
Fetish “forced bukkake” movies are popular in Japan. The typical plot features a young woman acting as a naïve, uniformed student or a demure pantyhosed office lady somehow finding herself in the predicament of being tied up and drenched with semen against her will.
The major producer of bukkake titles in the USA is JM Productions with its popular series “American Bukkake.” Porn Impressario Mike South also does it on “Southern Bukkake.” Although not explicitly a bukkake title (and not nearly featuring as many sperm-donors) but yet doing justice to the idea is Brandon Iron’s series Baker’s Dozen from “Platinum X.” Another is the website Cum On Her Face.
The major producer of bukkake titles in Europe is the Munich based John Thompson, whose best known series of titles is German Goo Girls (GGG).
The term “Bukkake” was popularized in the United States by talk show host Howard Stern on his nationally syndicated radio program. Controversy arose regarding the meaning of the word when station managers began censoring its use, inadvertently creating more interest.Bukkake is the noun form of the Japanese verb bukkakeru, and means simply “splash” or “dash.”Summarized from an article in Wikipedia.Link: http://en.wikipedia.org