Linked with Tokyo Shibuya Sky Human Face Hot Air Balloon, Japanese comics website offers free viewing of "Human Head Balloon" for three days

Yesterday (July 16), we reported on the sky over Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. The sudden appearance of a huge human face-shaped hot air balloon has sparked heated discussions on Twitter, with many Japanese netizens making memes and comparing it to the classic work "Human Head Balloon" by the famous horror cartoonist Junji Ito. It really has to be said that the two are very similar.

In fact, this human face balloon comes from a project called "Masayume" by a modern art group in Japan. The project was planned by Japanese artist Akane Akane three years ago. The original idea of ​​the project came from a scene that appeared in Akane Akane Akane's dream, and the faces used in the balloons will be real faces collected from all over the world.

After seeing the news, Japanese manga website sonoramaplus took the opportunity to make a unilateral collaboration. The hot air balloon will be exhibited in Tokyo for 3 days, and they also decided to make Junji Ito's "Human Head Balloon" free to read until July 18. Junji Ito then retweeted the announcement.