If you stroll through the streets of Tokyo, you will have an appointment with Lulu Hashimoto, the world's first human doll.
A Japanese model wore a full-length costume and put on a wig, a mask and embroidered stockings. Even the plastic joints of the dolls were not overlooked by her designer.
When you see it as if you see the human model of a doll, in a way that draws the attention of passersby and some of them stopped for a moment to check its features whether they are human beings or a plastic doll roaming the streets.
Lulu's ability to blur the line between reality and fiction has mesmerized fans on social media, where the Lulu Twitter and Instagram accounts have drawn tens of thousands of followers.
"I find it miraculous that dolls and humans - two things that exist in different planes - are standing in the same space," said Erika Kato, 24, who met Lulu for the first time at a recent fan event.
The possibility of wearing a suit and becoming Lulu also appealed to fans like 22-year-old Miu Shimoda.
Video of the doll Lulu "Hashimoto":
source:http://www.euronews.com/2017/08/24/japans-living-doll