Google-Tsukimi Ayano Collaboration Expands with New Co-Actors, Hinting at Immersive Project
The detection of 9 new co-actors in connection with Google, James May Costume Co, and artist Tsukimi Ayano, creator of the scarecrow-populated Japanese village, signals an expansion of their collaborative network. This increase in collaborators, particularly alongside a children's related tax event, reinforces the theory of an immersive project. The unique subject matter, coupled with Google's technological reach, suggests a possible VR/AR experience or interactive media exploring the abandoned town and its scarecrow inhabitants.
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Inside the abandoned Japanese town with more scarecrows than people
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