Japan's Lonely Economy Rises, Single People Rush to Buy Silicone Dolls

In the 20 years of economic decline in Japan, the birth rate has repeatedly bottomed out, and the number of single people without partners or marital relationships has increased. Helplessly, silicone dolls have become a choice for companionship. They hope to be buried together with silicone dolls after death, and the "lonely economy" has reached its peak in recent years!

 

 

According to relevant media reports, due to lack of confidence, fear of trouble, lack of money, and lack of time, more than 40% of Japanese men and women aged 18 to 34 have no experience with men and women, and nearly 70% have not yet been in a relationship. Many people admit to having "opposite sex phobia" and are afraid to have contact with the opposite sex.

 

 

These reasons have led to the hot sales of silicone dolls. In Japan, silicone dolls may seem difficult to distinguish at first glance. According to manufacturers, they are all made using models to flip the mold. Not only can the eyeballs rotate, but the materials used are also very textured. It can also be customized, according to customer needs, to produce any proportion, skin color, body shape, and can be paired with different clothing accessories. In the future, we will further develop functions such as constant temperature and wireless sensing devices!

 

 

According to BBC reports, approximately 2000 silicone dolls are sold annually in the local Japanese market, each priced at around $6000, with a production value equivalent to 80 million RMB, excluding overseas sales.

 

 

The BBC also personally interviewed several middle-aged uncles who were accompanied by silicone dolls. These middle-aged uncles not only lived with silicone dolls, but also took them to the seaside and street markets to play. They also took silicone dolls on picnics and outings during the cherry blossom season in April in Japan.

 

 

One of the men said he had found true love and treated the doll like an adult. He said, "I won't go overboard, nor will I look for flowers and willows, because I already treat it like a family member." Even if he has a wife and children, he doesn't give up on silicone dolls.

 

 

No wonder more and more Japanese people are unwilling to meet the demands of their significant other, perhaps to avoid heartbreak and no longer talk about true love, but they find a sense of companionship in silicone dolls.





--Reprinted from the public account: Entity doll combat experience