“Powerful Experience”: Japanese Man Spends Rs 20,000 To Turn Into A wolf

By changing into a wolf, a guy in Japan is able to fulfil a childhood fantasy. Engineer Toru Ueda shelled out three million Yen (about Rs. 20 lakh) for the special wolf suit. He received the suit early this year, and he was frequently pictured with it. His tale is currently trending online once more. Zeppet Workshop, a production and modelling firm that specialises in creating costumes and props for the film and television industries, is the maker of the suit. The wolf outfit was made by four firm employees over the course of seven weeks. Despite the high price tag, Mr. Ueda said he would feel uncomfortable when wearing the wolf suit while attending fancy dress events.

However, the 32-year-old claimed that he wears it at home to unwind and forget about his problems.

In January, Mr. Ueda told that he felt “no longer human” when he wore his costume.

“I have no connections with anybody. I am able to forget about any problems, whether they are work-related or unrelated.

Putting on the outfit, according to the man, is a “powerful experience” for him.

“It’s really touching to see a wolf when I look in the mirror. I’m not a werewolf because that’s a type of monster, and I’m not one,” Mr. Ueda declared.
During the meetings with Zeppet team, Mr Ueda said he wanted the human-sized suit to be as realistic as possible, but also requested it allow him to walk normally.

Mr. Ueda stated during the talks with the Zeppet team that he wanted the human-sized suit to be as realistic as possible while also requesting that it allow him to move normally.

For a second Japanese man who desired to resemble a dog, the same business created a suit. The man, whose name is still unknown, resembled the herding dog breed Collie thanks to the hyperrealistic suit.

Recently, the man shared a video of himself leaving his house for the first time. Witnesses were astounded at the human collie.