Authorities In Japan Rush To Save Floating Body In Water, Turns Out It’s A Sex Doll

Many people have skeletons in their closet. Of course, the saying shouldn’t be taken in a literal sense. However,  there are some who choose to hide their pleasure dolls in there. 

YouTuber Tanaka Natsuki is a hot spring enthusiast whose main content revolves around travelling across Japan to try out local hot springs. On 18 June, when she was filming content for her channel during a fishing trip, she stumbled across a peculiar scene.

釣り動画撮影してる最中に、プカプカと人間の死体が流れてきたと思ったらダッチワイフでした??
で、どなたか勘違いして通報したらしく警察消防救急がめっちゃ集まってきて無事ワイフが救出されてました…。おう。 pic.twitter.com/VOFwpKtPmK

— 田中なつき/なっちゃん (@nachangagaga) June 18, 2021

She uploaded pictures of it on her Twitter account with the caption:

“While I was filming for my fishing video, I thought that a corpse had come floating by, but it turned out to be a Dutch wife (love doll).”

“And it seems someone misunderstood what it was and called the authorities, so a ton of police, fire trucks, and ambulances showed up. Thankfully the wife was safely rescued. Nice.”

Translation credits go out to Sora News 24!

The pictures uploaded by Tanaka shows many people crowding near the pier and a life-sized body facing down in the waters. From this perspective, it definitely looks like a corpse.

One netizen said that the act of throwing sex dolls into the ocean is the illegal disposal of garbage. In line with that, Sora News 24 introduced a service where an Adult Video (AV) star offers to give sex dolls a proper burial after they are not needed anymore. This seems like a less wasteful alternative to the incident the Youtuber had to witness.

Well, this is certainly a much preferred ending rather than actually finding a corpse! What do you guys think of this? 

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