On the morning of July 16, a huge "human head balloon" appeared over Yoyogi Park near the Tokyo National Stadium in Japan, triggering heated discussion among netizens.
At night, this giant balloon will emit a flash of yellow light, which looks even more terrifying in the black night.
The balloon is actually a modern work of art, created by a 3-person art team that named the project "Dreams that Become a Reality." The balloon is about 20 meters high, and the prototype of the "face" comes from a real person. The art team previously solicited more than 1,000 faces online from around the world, but did not disclose the age, gender and nationality of the face that was finally selected. The release of the balloon is also a warm-up for the Olympic Games.
Because this scene is too "hades", many Japanese netizens have complained, comparing it with the classic work "Human Head Balloon" by the famous horror manga artist Junji Ito...
After seeing this news, the well-known Japanese manga website Sonoramaplus decided to carry out a "unilateral" linkage - since the hot air balloon was to be exhibited in Tokyo for 3 days, they also decided to let Junji Ito's "Head Balloon" be read for free for 3 days, and then even Junji Ito himself forwarded the announcement.
(Editor: Si Wen)