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Year of the Rabbit: origin and history of the vibrator that honors this animal

2023-02-21T09:56:50.009Z


The Chinese New Year began on January 22, 2023 and ends on February 9, 2024. Ruled by the Water Rabbit, it invites you to review the history of the double stimulation vibrator that emulates this animal.


The Chinese New Year began on

January 22, 2023

.

This one, ruled by the Water Rabbit, will end on

February 9, 2024

.

So, within the framework of the Year of the Rabbit, it is not only a good opportunity to delve into the Chinese horoscope, but it also represents a great opportunity to review the history of vibrators that emulate this cute animal.

Rabbit vibrators are double stimulation sex toys, that is, they stimulate the clitoris and the G-spot

.

Since the 90s, rabbit vibrators have come a long way.

Although the latest models continue to offer

dual stimulation

, it has been dramatically improved in design and functionality, promising full-body experiences.

This is how the most pleasant rabbit was born

As recapped by Lovehoney Group, a sexual wellness company, rabbit vibrators were first made in Japan and imported into the United States.

Rabbit vibrators were first made in Japan and imported into the United States.

Photo illustration Shutterstock.

Japan

has been open to

sexuality

and

sex

since ancient times and in the country women have a long history and knowledge of sex toys.

The first female sex toy was introduced to that country in the Nara period (710 - 794 AD).

A columnist for Shunga Art (Japanese Erotic Art in the Edo Period) explained: "A vibrator in ancient times was called a 'Harigata.' It was used for female masturbation and also during sexual intercourse."

With the revision of Japan's Pharmaceutical Affairs Law in 1948, the approval of the Ministry of Health and Welfare was required to sell any sex toy, so manufacturers created doll-like and animal-like accessories to avoid this strict normative.

The function and shape of "Kumanko" are the origin of rabbit vibrators.

Photo illustration Shutterstock.

Twenty years later, in 1972, the first electric vibrator with simultaneous vaginal and clitoral stimulation "

Kumanko

" was launched in Japan, which was sold as a doll.

The vibrator consisted of two parts: an internal G-spot stimulator, which looks like a doll with an indigenous face engraved on it, and a small "bear" that acts as an external clitoral stimulator.

Thus, it can be said that the function and shape of "Kumanko" are the origin of rabbit vibrators.

This object was such a success that it sold a million units in 20 years and became the forerunner of the vibrator market.

From “Sex and the city” to the world

With his leading role in "Sex and the city" the "Rabbit" spread to the whole world.

In the early 1980s these dual-stimulation vibrators were imported into the United States, and with their starring role in "Sex and the City" in 1998, they spread beyond that country to the entire world, establishing a new category called " Rabbit" vibrators in the

sex toy industry

.

Currently, rabbit sex toys no longer only simulate the animal's ears, but also maintain their originality and enhance dual stimulation between the clitoris and the

G-spot

.

The many benefits of the rabbit vibrator

Rabbit toys no longer only simulate ears, but also enhance dual stimulation between the clitoris and the G-spot. Photo illustration Shutterstock.

Since the sensitive nerve endings in the genital region are not limited to the vulva, much further can be explored.

Lovehoney Group specialists recommend that if it's something people feel comfortable with, they can try gently anal penetration while the other end can be extended to touch the clitoris or simply stimulate the perineum.

In this case, it is always essential to make sure to clean the toy well before touching other areas such as the clitoris or reintroducing it into the vagina to avoid

urinary infections

.

In addition, they argued, it is advisable to use lubricant.

On the other hand, they added, if you are dealing with a person with a penis and they are comfortable with this type of exploration, a double vibrator is a wonderful tool for experimenting with prostate play as well.

It is essential to make sure to clean the toy well to avoid urinary infections.

Photo illustration Shutterstock.

The arm designed for vaginal penetration can deliver high vibrations to directly simulate the prostate gland when inserted into the anus (again, don't forget the lube).

The other end can be positioned on the perineum (that area between the testicles and the anus).

Whether the

bunny vibrator

comes with a suction cup, or even just a vibrating end, nipple stimulation is a really fun way to increase sexual arousal and send pleasure signals to the brain.

Experimenting with both ends to see the different sensations they provide can lead to even more intense and satisfying orgasms.

Another option to get the most out of the "bunny" is to play the "hot and cold" game as a couple, asking the other to use the toy to explore all the erogenous zones, at different speeds, vibration patterns and intensities, and discover the places with more or less pleasure on contact.

Rabbit vibrators can be used alone or with a partner.

Photo illustration Shutterstock.

Multiple alternatives in the hands of this historic double action toy, while we pleasantly welcome the

Year of the Rabbit

.

look also

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Source: clarin

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