Japan’s masturbatory aid chocolates help you tell him “We’re just friends” this Valentine’s Day

Much to the chagrin of premium chocolatiers Godiva, the giving of giri choco, or “obligation chocolate,” continues to be a common custom in Japan.
Yes, Tenga, Japan’s premier maker of reusable self-pleasuring devices for men, has begun taking offers for what it calls the Tenga Sweet Love Cup.
Each Tenga Sweet Love Cup is priced at 540 yen (US$4.80) and contains 12 pieces.
What the company has made clear, however, is that though the Sweet Love Cups may look like Tenga’s male masturbatory aids, they are not.
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