What does usamimi mean in japan?

Usamimi (うさみみ) is a Japanese word that literally means "rabbit ears". It is used to refer to a person or animal with rabbit ears, or to a hairstyle or accessory that resembles rabbit ears.

In Japanese culture, rabbits are often associated with cuteness and innocence. Usamimi is therefore often used in a playful or affectionate way, and is often seen in anime and manga characters.

Usamimi can also be used in a more sexual way, to refer to a person who is sexually attractive or desirable. In this context, it is often used to refer to women with large breasts or buttocks, as these features are often associated with rabbits.

Here are some examples of how usamimi is used in Japanese:

* "Usamimi no kanojo" (うさみみの彼女) - a girlfriend with rabbit ears

* "Usamimi no akusesari" (うさみみのアクセサリー) - a rabbit ear accessory

* "Usamimi no kosupure" (うさみみのコスプレ) - a rabbit ear cosplay

* "Usamimi no otona no omocha" (うさみみの大人のオモチャ) - an adult toy with rabbit ears