nonani

Nonani is a term used in discussions of Japanese adult media to indicate content that does not depict anal intercourse. The word is commonly treated as a tag or descriptor in hentai databases, imageboards, doujin catalogs, and fan wikis, and is sometimes romanized from Japanese as non-anal or non-ani. Its primary purpose is to help consumers filter or search for material that omits anal scenes.

Etymology and usage: The term is derived from the English word “non-” combined with “anal,” and in some sources is presented as a shorthand tag. It is not a universally standardized label; its exact meaning can vary between platforms. Some sites apply nonani broadly to indicate the absence of any anal content, while others may apply it more narrowly or inconsistently.

Context in tagging practice: Nonani is often used alongside other content descriptors to communicate genre, character types, or other sexual elements. Viewers encountering the tag should consider site-specific definitions, as tagging practices differ across databases and communities.

Safety and legality: Access to hentai and related material is restricted to adults in many jurisdictions. It is important to comply with local laws and platform rules when viewing, sharing, or cataloging this content. Discussions of nonani focus on classification and consumer search practices rather than on explicit material.

See also: anal (the opposite tag), pornography tags, content filters, doujin databases.