How about a giant fish in Tsukiji?

Ohhh... I will love to look at there with my bare eyes

Dog > every pet > cat

@@MrBluffer88 the cat family (cat, tiger, lion, Jaguar) > any other animal

giant rockets in taiwan come with 4D effects.

And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed. Revelation 13:15

It look weird once the camera zoom in, but from mid it look almost realistic.

it is the future of marketing

But that ain't no 3D bro! 🙄

@@Vincent_de_Paul it doesnt matter. It is cute and people love cute thing lol

Ikr 😭😭

Hachiko waited for close to a decade for his owner. Waited for most of the 1920's and died in 1934.

Futurama also done a episode regarding the dog

Thank you guys. I'll watch the movie

@@jasonjamrs7413 Hachiko or there's different name for the series?

@@Mikasaxx0 it's not a movie it's early episodes of Futurama

Oh the omni hotel right? That place tripped me out trying to drive to work in the dark AM and seeing a big human eye on the side of the bldg

Is is a useless memory or is it you recalling and enjoying a moment of art and technology that couldn't have existed before the current time? We see so many images and advertisements in our daily lives that we take for granted the incredible engineering and artistry that goes into making them.

@@YouGuessIGuess I'm so excited for the future. Can't wait to see how advertising advances im pumped. Hopefully they make you watch like un-skippable ads in videos

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Travelling there is fun but I guess living there isn't, unless you have some huge passive income or remote job

@@ry0usama511 it’s for the rich, kinda like NYC & Cali :/

@@MsTinkerbelle87 pretty much every capital city of every country

So true

I wonder who paid for it.

Just ruined 300 likes, m.

Maybe they should consider coming a long way in their ethnic phobias?

@@veramae4098 they're doing more progress by themselves already, seems like theyre the ones in the right.

@@Zlyde007 an ageing population, high su!cide rate and low birthrate really shows they're doing well 🙃

@@veramae4098 will foreigners atleast try to learn the culture before they do so many things wrong in the country that they become viewed as giant bad luck magnets? They're just doing the same treatment as if an atheist just came to a church to speak profanity or do wrong things

@@forwhy8723 They aren't even the country with highest suicide rate, also you can't force people to have babies or stop having aging people in your country

London has a statue of a cat who saved a guy's life, a guy who was doing drugs. A Street Cat Named Bob is a book and a movie and a statue of Bob in London.

100%

@lolseagull Wouldn’t thank America

@lolseagull We nuked the guys two times after they basically gave up

And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed. Revelation 13:15

Very haram in Malaysia. Muslims in Malaysia is moving towards Taliban believe.

These 3D screens are in China already. The funny thing is, when Japan does anything even if its normal, ppl think it is amazing. But if anywhere else does the same it is considered nothing special. Weird...

China has this like more then 5 years ago, dang

@oyooooy ur mom is nothing compared to my mom

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@@zeroanimation3956 Sorry for the typo. As a side note, a bronze statue of Hachiko was presented to the then Emperor and the Princess in his lifetime. His soul now rests in the palace beside the royal members.

I'm going to become the Pedestrian someday. Believe it! Then everyone will respect me.

Pedestrian is just a sophisticated way of saying "Human bowling pin"

yeah that was so funny 🤣🤣

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I don’t think you would be able to show them the video. They would be to amazed by the phone or camera itself

@@tableswithoutchairs1168 I don't think they would be amazed, i think they would be horrified

@@hamhamc00l87 100 years ago is 1923

they will worship the dog

​@@MattyB7 I still think that was before even black and white TV was invented?

It’s not 3D CGI, but there’s something that might make you happy! At University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Agriculture where Hachiko’s master, Professor Ueno, taught agricultural science until he passed away from a brain hemorrhage after his lecture, they made a statue to complement the statue of Hachiko waiting alone at the train station. The statue is of Hachiko happily reuniting with his beloved professor!

@@eddvcr598 Amazing!!!!

@@eddvcr598 I'm actually a student there and I've seen the statue on campus. Very touching. I still visit sometimes on my walks.

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@@clickmylinksforabetterlife5758 not everybody is as smart as you my friend :)

You do realize that 3D on screen generally is an illusion. 3D movies, 3D video games. its all on a screen giving you the illusion of 3 dimensions

@@lightup6751 But this isn't that. 3D movies actually give you the effect of 3 dimensional images with the use of glasses. And there's technology, like that used by the band Gorillaz, to project 3D holographic images. These are simply 2D images. I feel kind of duped by the title of this video, and feel everyone is dumb for referring to this as 3D 🙄

"Hachi: A Dog's Tale" (2009)

@@yodelissosa7791 And there is Street cat Bob in London. A statue of a beloved cat who saved a guy from drugs. There is a book and movie: A street cat named Bob.

Finally someone pointed that out! I figured this out myself right away and who it is! And I only been to Japan once. Only beacuse the story of Hachikō stuck with me.

Yes I love how east Asia has the cyber punk vibe

@mlt1122 also China looks just like this and is super clean. It is led by a communist party

Seems like an interesting sight. Meanwhile in NYC we have real live 3D thugs leaping at you with weapons. Don't forget about the great border invasion "illusion", or the San Francisco where you can smell and see the stunningly real human waste in the streets. Still not convinced? Try Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia, where real life zombies roam the streets day AND night! Maybe try L.A. and go participate in some true-to-life robberies and carjackings. That's what happens when our lawmakers throw our tax dollars away for their own selfish interests. Shameful sight to behold America 2022.

We do already, in fact, before Japan. Do Americans not go out to the city? Lol.

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Or other countries with 3D holograms

Don't forget China and Korea also have them too

@@masteroffear5762 Exactly

@@masteroffear5762 Yes but they dont have a shiba jumping from board to board. I think thats why everyone like this....not just the fact its 3D.

Giant Corporations abusing peoples sweet spot for animals to sell more products? Wow, how generic and completely opposite of unique,

Bro you can find lots of animals even in big city in Japan, they respect animals and nature in general so much it's ingrained in their Shinto beliefs. The first country i've visit that has a really meshed nature and technology flawlessly is Japan. The image of farmers with their blue uniform and advanced farming machine and electrical grids with the background öf mountains and flying birds is ingrained in my brain. The first time i've seen wild Eagles and Storks were in a crowded city in Fukui and Kansai region somewhere near Osaka respectively. Well the storks were on a river, dozens of them, but you get what i mean. I almost pet the sea eagle because it landed on my bench but i quickly remember it's a wild animal.

@@tuahsakato17 Stop glorifying Japan bro animal abuse in Japan is so commonplace. What else could you expect from a depressive, overworked and oppressed population?

@@mingyuhuang8944 I'm not glorifying Japan....i'm just telling OP what i experience in my visit in Japan. You on the other are obviously actively painting Japan in a bad light and being disingenuous, Mr. HUANG.

@@tuahsakato17 They respect animals that are cute, yes. Endangered whales on the other hand don't fare so well.

You don't have to go that far. As a 90s kid I was amazed by Microsoft word lol

@@forwhy8723 oh man, the 90s were only 30 years apart, and yet, SOOOO many things we are having right now that could completely blow their mind if we could show them back then

So just Captain America