Hakonigram: a rainy night city where hologram koi and 100+ yokai are the light
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akiweb's Hakonigram is No. 047 on Hakoniwa Sekai, its name a blend of hakoniwa (diorama) and hologram. In a rainy night city, koi made of light drift between towers, jellyfish float over a flooded plaza, and more than 100 yokai holograms parade down the street in a hyakki yagyō, the night procession of demons. Akakumaya (@akakuma0219) gave it a 29-second video of its own because the light had him transfixed. Here's how the holograms end up lighting the whole city.
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