“…This is why other materials related to dynamic information (reviewed by Nishida, Kawabe, Sawayama, & Fukiage, 2018 ) related to the perception of liquidness ( Kawabe, Maruya, & Nishida, 2015 ), viscosity ( Kawabe, Maruya, Fleming, & Nishida, 2015 , van Assen & Fleming, 2016 ), and stiffness (Paulun et al., 2017; Schmid & Doerschner, 2018 ), among others, were not used in the current investigation. In addition, the perception of wetness ( Sawayama et al., 2017a ) and the fineness of surface microstructures ( Sawayama, Nishida, & Shinya, 2017b ) were not investigated because of the difficulty of continuously controlling physical material parameters by using identical geometries of other tasks. Because we only used five geometries, material perceptions derived from object mechanical properties were also not investigated ( Schmidt, Paulun, van Assen, & Fleming, 2017 ).…”