Giant Cat Takes Over Tokyo Skyline: Playful or Frightening?

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Did a giant 6-meter cat make its home in a Japanese shopping center? While it seems realistic, the truth is it's a massive 3D cat appearing on a billboard in Tokyo, towering over one of the city's busiest train stations.<\/p>

The cat, coming to life among advertisements, is displayed on a 150-square-meter curved LED screen in Shinjuku. The spectacle showcases the cat pacing and yowling clearly over the crowd below. From 7 AM to 1 AM, this feline stars in changing scenes throughout the day. In the morning, it appears startled as if just waking up; by afternoon, it's standing and meowing at the passersby, and by evening, it's curled up peacefully asleep with its head resting on its paws. Realistic, isn't it?<\/p>

The giant cat billboard is located in a bustling shopping area, with at least 190,000 people passing by daily. While the full 3D ad campaign hasn’t officially launched, pilot broadcasts have been running since last month, attracting significant attention online, though some viewers have been disappointed. The billboard's owners have warned in press releases that the 3D effect heavily depends on viewing angles.<\/p>

Here’s how it looks from the side:<\/strong><\/p>