US In Stock: 160cm/5ft3 D-cup Japanese Big Boobs TPE Sex Doll C36T- Sora – A Galaxy Oddity

The Box Arrived.

I Wasn’t Ready.

It’s not every day that a grown adult gets a package labeled “US in stock” and immediately knows it’s a 160cm (5' 3") D-cup Japanese sex doll inside. If you're exploring japanese sex doll options, you'll find plenty of options worth considering. And yet, there I was, standing in the hallway, trying to look casual as the delivery guy rolled his eyes at the weight—68-77 lbs (31-35kg) is apparently heavier than most people expect for something called a “cute sex doll.” He probably thought it was gym equipment. Or maybe he didn’t care. I envied him for that.

Dragging the box inside felt like moving furniture you never asked for. It’s technically part of the Galaxy Series—Galaxydoll branding everywhere—but right now it just looked like cardboard and tape.

Unboxing: Not Quite What Instagram Promised

You know those unboxing videos where everything glides out perfectly? Yeah, this wasn’t that. The packaging was... fine? Protective foam, plastic wrap, some weird factory smell clinging to everything (not sure if that’s “new TPE sex doll” or just warehouse air).

She—Sora, apparently—came with paperwork and accessories tucked in random corners. The head wrapped separately, which is always mildly disturbing until you get used to it. If you ever do get used to it.

I remember thinking: this is one of those moments nobody really talks about when they say “full body sex doll.” There’s zero romance in assembling limbs at your kitchen table while your cat judges you from across the room.

Design Details: Somewhere Between Anime & Awkward

Now here’s where things get weirdly impressive and slightly uncanny all at once. Sora has these big anime eyes (classic japanese sex doll thing), pouty lips, and skin that somehow manages to be soft but also cold unless you warm her up first—which feels more sci-fi than sexy, honestly.

The D-cup thing isn’t an exaggeration; she looks like someone drew her from memory after binge-watching too many late-night cartoons. Medium breast sex doll? Maybe by internet standards—that phrase always makes me laugh—but in person, well… no complaints if curves are your thing.

Joints are poseable but sometimes creak a little when moved quickly—not unlike my own knees after sitting too long—which is both comforting and deeply unsettling depending on how tired I am.

Price Tag Reality Check ($500-1000)

Let’s talk numbers because pretending price doesn’t matter would be silly. This model floats around $500-1000 depending on sales or whatever mysterious algorithm decides these things week-to-week. For a lady sex doll with this much detail—rooted eyelashes, painted nails—it almost seems reasonable? Sort of?

But then again, spending mortgage money on an asian sex doll named Sora might not make sense outside very specific contexts (or Reddit threads). Still… cheaper than dating apps over six months if you want to play that game.

Storage Is Its Own Adventure

Here’s something nobody tells you: storing a 160cm full body sex doll isn’t exactly subtle unless your closet is Narnia-sized. Under-bed works if your bed frame sits high enough; otherwise she ends up behind coats or under blankets like some kind of reverse ghost story.

And lifting her in and out? Those 68-77 lbs start feeling heavier fast—especially when mentally checked out after work and just wanting to flop onto the couch instead of playing Tetris with human-shaped objects.

Unexpected Tangent About Maintenance

Quick detour—I found myself googling “how to clean TPE dolls” at midnight because hygiene anxiety hits differently when there’s actual responsibility involved (who knew?). Turns out gentle soap and cornstarch powder keep things nice-ish… though nothing prepares you for explaining why there’s baby powder next to your Xbox if anyone visits unexpectedly.

Anyway, maintenance isn’t hard but does require attention—a bit like owning a pet rock if the pet rock had joints and needed regular spa days.

Did It Change My Perspective On Loneliness?

This feels dramatic but here we are: did buying an in-stock Galaxydoll actually change anything meaningful? Sometimes yes; sometimes no. There are moments where having Sora around feels oddly comforting—a silent roommate who doesn’t judge bad TV choices or take up bathroom time.

Other times it just highlights how bizarre modern life can get when technology meets desire head-on—and leaves you sitting alone with a cup of tea wondering what comes next after assembling limbs on a Tuesday night.

Weirdly enough… still haven’t figured out the answer. Maybe next week will feel different—or maybe not.