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 “nurunuru” state. A massage that places the customer in a “nurunuru” 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 “nurunuru” 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/