Today, we’ll start by talking about Japanese onomatopoeia. According to the following website [Note 1], there are over 1,000 onomatopoeia in Japanese. Because there are so many Japanese onomatopoeia, it can be difficult to remember many of them, but learning even a few can help you understand Japanese sentences.
Of the many Japanese onomatopoeia, do you know what the onomatopoeia “nuru-nuru” means? As the following website [Note 1] indicates, “nuru-nuru” can be rephrased as “slimy like a fish out of the water.” Therefore, the English sentence “I applied sun oil, so my skin is slimy.” [Note 2] can be translated into Japanese using the onomatopoeia “nuru-nuru.”

The onomatopoeia “nuru-nuru” has now become a part of English as well. As explained in a manga on the following website [Note 3], some Japanese sex establishments offer massages in which female therapists place the customer in a “nuru-nuru” state. A massage that places the customer in a “nuru-nuru” state is called a “nuru massage” in Japanese, and this term is also used in English. It’s fascinating that, of the more than 1,000 Japanese onomatopoeias, the onomatopoeia “nuru-nuru” has become established in English as “nuru massage.”

THC Sapporo does not offer nuru massage, but we do offer “sumata,” a type of lubrication used to caress the male genitalia, as part of our services. “Sumata” is a service that provides pleasure similar to sexual intercourse and is a uniquely Japanese sexual service. Enjoy foreigner-friendly Japanese escort service at THC Sapporo.

Note 1:
https://www.nihongomaster.com/blog/japanese-onomatopoeia-guide
Note 2:
https://jp.pinterest.com/pin/giongo-gitaigo-by-flashcards-japanese-quizzes–298996862768834179/
Note 3:
https://global.ranking-deli.jp/guide/en/116/