"Society is developing too fast. Behind most silicone dolls, there is a lonely soul."
More and more Japanese men are unwilling to meet the demands of their spouse and avoid losing their love. They do not talk about true relationships, but find "true love" from silicone dolls. 
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The 62-year-old Japanese man Senji Nakajima took the silicone doll to the beach for vacation. In Japan, about 2,000 lifelike silicone dolls are sold every year in Japan, and the price is as high as 6,000 US dollars. They have adjustable fingers, removable heads and genitals.
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Masayuki Ozaki, a physical therapist, took a bath with Mayu, her silicone doll, in an inn on Eighth Street in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
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In an inn in Eighth Street, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, physiotherapist Masayuki Ozaki carried his silicone doll Mayu to the bed and spent the night together.
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Masayuki Ozaki drove away from the hotel with his "wife" Mayu and returned home together to continue their little life.
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In Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, 62-year-old Senji Nakajima took a photo of his silicone doll by the river. He already has two children, but his relationship with the silicone doll has broken the family, but he is still reluctant to give up the doll. His wife banned the doll from appearing at home, and his daughter opposed it, but his son had accepted the reality.
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Senji Nakajima's friend also has a silicone doll companion in an apartment in the suburbs of Tokyo.
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Senji Nakajima, 62, was talking on the phone while his "wife" Saori was lying in bed and sleeping.
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In Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, 62-year-old Senji Nakajima took a silicone doll out for a picnic during the cherry blossom season in April. He thinks he has found true love and treats the doll as if it were a real person. He said: "I will not cheat or engage in prostitutes, because I have treated her as an adult."
Masuuki Ozaki hugs Mayu, his silicone doll, while walking in Tokyo Bay.
According to market insiders, about 2,000 silicone dolls are sold in the Japanese market each year at a price of about 6,000 US dollars. These inflatable dolls have flexible fingers, detachable heads and realistic shapes.