Rent-a-doll blows hooker market wide open

January 14, 2005 D. H. McKee

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It’s hard to tell whether it’s a condemnation of Japanese men or Japanese women, but workers in one of the fastest-growing sectors of the country’s thriving call girl market are all absolute dolls – really, according to Spa! (12/21).
Several companies are involved in the bustling trade supplying customers looking to slip it into some silicon, with lifelike figurines that set back buyers something in the vicinity of 600,000 yen as opposed to the simple, blow-up types with the permanently open mouths that can be bought from vending machines for a few thousand yen.
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