Li Jinkui, a 28-year-old Korean-Japanese man, fell in love with Fett Testarosa, the heroine of the Japanese anime Naiye series printed on the pillow. Recently he actually married this pillow in Tokyo under the auspices of a Japanese priest!

It is reported that pillows are very popular among Japanese young people, because their favorite cartoon beauty images are usually printed on them. A friend of Li Jinkui said in an interview with the media: "He is totally obsessed with this pillow and will take it with him wherever he goes. They will go to parks and entertainment places together. Even if he goes to a restaurant for dinner, he will bring a pillow. He will put it on the opposite seat and even order a meal for it. "

In fact, marrying the virtual characters in comics has become one of the dreams of many Japanese young people. Sociologists say that in recent years, more and more Japanese people choose to immerse themselves in comics or computer games to escape from reality. A year ago, more than 65,438+0,000 cartoon fans in Japan even launched an online petition, hoping that the Japanese government would introduce laws to allow them to marry virtual cartoon characters.