Across different Asian cultures, the use of sex dolls varies significantly due to diverse attitudes toward sexuality, technology, and tradition. In Japan, as previously mentioned, sex dolls are relatively normalized, with many users viewing them as a personal tool for satisfaction rather than a sign of social isolation. These dolls often feature an anime aesthetic, blending technology with fantasy. The integration of dolls into anime and manga culture has made them a more culturally accepted, albeit niche, part of Japanese society.

In China, the attitude towards sex dolls is more restrained, influenced by traditional values surrounding modesty and sexuality. The notion of “face,” which emphasizes social reputation, often prevents open conversations about sexuality. The use of sex dolls may be seen as a private affair, but still subject to social stigma. However, with rapid urbanization and technological advancement, attitudes are slowly changing, and the market for sex dolls is growing, especially in cities where more liberal attitudes toward personal freedom prevail.

In countries like South Korea, where traditional family values are strong, the use of sex dolls remains somewhat taboo, but younger generations—often influenced by global trends—are increasingly open to their use. The concept of “digital intimacy” is expanding in the region, signaling a shift toward acceptance of technology-mediated desires, though social conservatism still heavily influences the overall cultural climate.