This Japanese Company Is 'Buying' Faces To Make Hyper-Realistic Masks And It's So Creepy
The Japanese are always coming up with something unusual.
And this new creation definitely falls in that category.
Japanese mask company Kamenya Omote have initiated a special project called 'That Face' project and they need help.
The company has called out to Tokyo residents to "lend" their faces to model for full-faced masks.


According to a report in Mashable SEA, the company has even offered to pay residents to use their faces as a reference for hyper-realistic looking masks.
Frighteningly accurate
The product description said the masks would be 105 per cent accurate to the person’s actual face.
(We also don't get the additional 5%. Maybe they're enhancing features?)



"No one yet knows what will happen to a world full of the same faces as you,” the company said in a statement as quoted in the report.
The report added that pre-orders of the mask are already selling out on their website.
Imagine people who look like you walking around on the streets!
Creepy!