Did You Know a Japanese Village Has More Dolls Than People? The Eerie Charm of Nagoro. Japan’s rural population has been ...

Nagoro, a remote village in Tokushima Prefecture on Shikoku Island—one of the four main islands of Japan—would have remained an anonymous dot on the map if it was not for the creative genius ...

Nagoro in Western Japan has become a go-to place on the dark tourist's bucket list thanks to the way the declining population of humans have been replaced by life-sized dolls Skip to main content News ...

The Japanese village of Nagoro was on the cusp of being abandoned and left as a ghost town - but it's had quite the transformation owing to a range of terrifying human-sized dolls ...

These, however, are not your typical citizens; alongside a life-size copy of former "Top Gear" presenter James May, 350 life-size dolls were created by hand to symbolise the village where Nagoro's ...

THIS village was on the cusp of being abandoned for years, until it was suddenly repopulated – by one lone woman. But these are no ordinary citizens, these are 350 life-size dolls, handmade t… ...

The village, described as fascinating, touching, and creepy, has become lively with the increasing number of dolls. Tsunami initially made dolls as a hobby, but they have gained a life of their own.

Some people say Tsukimi Ayano makes her life-sized dolls out of loneliness. I don’t know what materials she uses— foam, horsehair—or where the clothes come from, the hats. She was born in Nagoro, ...

Meet The Woman Sewing Life-Sized Dolls Of Everyone Who Dies In Her Village. The short documentary The Valley of Dolls introduces us to a 64-year-old woman in Nagoro, Japan, who is repopulating her ...

Having always found scarecrows a bit creepy, the Japanese village of Nagoro, deep in the misty mountains of central Shikoku, isn’t at the top of my must-visit list, but curiosity gets the better ...

In The Rural Village of Nagoro is a short, side-scrolling game with minimalist gameplay ‘Interact button’ to tell a fate that falls on Nagoro village.