170cm/5ft7 D-cup Japanese Silicone Head Sex Doll – Ayami: What’s the Real Deal?

I’m not going to sugarcoat this—buying a full body sex doll is weirdly complicated.

You’d think it’s just “pick one, pay, done.” Nope. If you're exploring premium japanese sex doll, you'll find plenty of options worth considering. The Ayami model (that’s the 170cm/5ft7 D-cup Japanese silicone head sex doll, for anyone keeping score) kept popping up when I was trawling those endless listings. I mean, $1001-1500 isn’t exactly pocket change. Especially when you’re not even sure if you’ll end up with something amazing or… awkwardly disappointing.

Tall Dolls & That First Out-of-the-Box Moment

The first thing that hit me? This thing is tall. Like, actually tall—not just “tall for a lady sex doll.” 170cm (5’7”) puts Ayami at eye-level with a lot of people. Maybe that sounds like nothing, but it changes the vibe entirely compared to those shorter dolls you see everywhere. She’s heavier too—supposedly around 79-88 lbs (36-40kg). Lugging her out of the box was almost gym-level effort, which felt both impressive and slightly ridiculous.

I remember thinking: whoa, did I accidentally order an android roommate? Carrying her to my room took more than one attempt. Not exactly discreet.

Silicone Head + TPE Body – Is Hybrid Actually Better?

Here’s where I get a bit skeptical. The whole “hybrid sex doll” thing—Ayami has a silicone head and TPE body—is supposed to be some upgrade over regular models. Supposedly it means better realism in the face and softer skin elsewhere. In practice? Yeah… sort of.

The face looks good in photos; in person there’s this uncanny valley moment until your brain adjusts (or maybe that’s just me). The body feels nice enough but after handling it for a while there are tiny seams you start noticing—especially around joints or places you wouldn’t expect.

Don’t get me wrong, it beats all-plastic by miles—but hybrid isn’t magic either.

Custom Options & That Free Second Head Thing

Now here’s something odd: they push this free second head offer pretty hard (it comes up everywhere). Honestly? It sounded gimmicky at first but… okay, having two heads does let you swap things up if you get bored or want variety without buying another whole doll.

Customization goes deep too—skin tone, eyes, hair type—you can tweak almost everything if you’re patient enough to wade through drop-down menus and wait weeks for shipping from JX Doll or wherever these jx custom dolls come from.

Still not sure how many people actually use their gift card to enter those weird “doll raffles” they advertise all over the place though.

Medium Breasts But Still D-Cup?

A Small Contradiction

Let me nitpick for a sec: she’s labeled as medium breast sex doll but also as D-cup. Which is it? Maybe Asian sizing runs different—I don’t know—but she didn’t look cartoonishly busty or anything once set up in actual lighting. If anything… proportionally balanced? Guess that works if realism matters more than fantasy proportions.

It bugged me at first because everything online makes such a big deal about cup size and honestly after five minutes with an actual japanese sex doll like this one—it fades into background noise fast.

Unexpected Downsides Nobody Warns You About

Quick tangent: storage is a nightmare unless you have serious closet space or live alone without nosy roommates wandering around. Tall sex dolls do NOT hide easily under beds unless your bed frame sits absurdly high off the ground—which most don’t.

Also—and nobody mentions this—the smell right out of the packaging lingers longer than expected. It fades eventually but wow, first few days were rougher than I thought they’d be.

Is 25% Off Actually Worth It?

Every listing screamed about “25% off!” as if it was some once-in-a-lifetime deal on Ayami or any other asian sex doll in this price range ($1001-1500). After watching prices fluctuate for months… yeah no, these sales happen all the time. Don’t rush unless there’s some bonus add-on like free outfits or whatever catches your eye instead of just chasing imaginary savings.

Weirdly enough, using their gift card for raffle entries seemed more interesting than squeezing every last dollar off list price—but maybe that says more about my luck than anything else.

Would I Do It Again?

This is tricky—I keep circling back to it whenever someone asks what owning a jx hybrid really feels like long term. There are moments where Ayami genuinely impresses; others where I wonder why anyone needs so much realism packed into one product sitting quietly in their apartment corner between uses.

Sometimes I forget she’s even there until laundry day rolls around and suddenly—yeah—I need to move her again and remember how heavy she is all over again.

And then life goes on...