Tenga launches factory for disabled employees, new Tenga Cup masturbator designs
Tenga is, as regular readers will know, one of Japan’s leading adult toy brands, and surely the one that has the most success overseas, helped by its very clean and universal design (a far cry from the kind of highly Japanese style of hentai illustrations you find on box art on releases by Tama Toys, Toy’s Heart, and so on).
A Tenga-related topic we often like to discuss here on this blog are the various marketing campaigns that the company does, such as the rocket it launched into space or its hat for dispensing tissues.
In addition, Tenga also does serious research related to sex and masturbation.
It is also apparently engaged in social welfare. As announced earlier this week, Tenga has started the able! project to promote independence and employment for the disabled. In late April, it will open the able! FACTORY in Kawagoe, Saitama, which will print clothing, restore computers, and run Tenga’s online businesses. The site will also include a dog park and a cafe for people to get refreshments. All these parts of the factory will be staffed by people with disabilities.
Tenga Cup male masturbation toys will feature new designs by artists with disabilities.
We suspect this welfare project has grown out of healthcare corporation and research projects. Tenga’s toys have long been praised as suitable for people with disabilities.
