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And here's a picture!
The one on the left is from Ansell LifeStyles Ultra Thin. Note the fact that it is Ultra Thin but the ring is still thicker than the Japanese condom. That means it's longer. The one on the right is from Zero-O O2. They even have a size on the back - 0.03mm. I checked a number of shops in Tokyo and this was the standard size sold. Now this is extremely important information for people interested in safe sex. If you want to practice in Tokyo you're going to have to bring your own condoms because it is highly likely that the Japanese condom won't fit you. It's too bloody painful to wear. Having said that, these condoms were designed for Japanese men from the 70s. I'm sure that today's taller, bigger, meat eating Japanese are either buying the extra large size, if they can find them, or not bothering to use them. Most Japanese women I've met have to either use birth control pills or use other methods to avoid being pregnant if they wish to be with a Japanese man. And with AIDS increasing in prevalence in Japan all the time, you had better be prepared! So, if you're in Japan, and you're planning to practice Safe Sex, please take your own condoms with you! Please pass this article on to a friend by emailing them this link. Copy and paste into the body of your email. http://www.neilhogan.com/japan/condoms.html Back to
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