Abstract: A hooking clasp for a cord-like member is provided which can simply and securely bind objects and furthermore, can be used repeatedly. The hooking clasp of the invention has a structure in which two elastic flat plates are fixed at their center portions, and a cord-like member such as a cord or rope is inserted into a gap formed between the flat plates and is hooked and wound on the fixed center portion for being pinched by the flat plates. An alternative hooking clasp of the invention has a structure in which an annular ring-shaped holding groove having almost the same width as a diameter of the cord-like member is engraved on a periphery of a cylindrical body and the cord-like member is hooked and wound for securement on the holding groove.