Times are tough in Japan right now, and so tough that one of Studio Ghibli’s most iconic characters, No-Face, was seen roaming the streets of Hachinohe City in Aomori, Japan, playing a traditional Japanese string instrument called a tsugaru-jamisen. No-Face was originally last seen in Hayao Miyazaki’s Academy Award-winning movie, Spirited Away,
However, these appearances seem to be a normal occurrence in Hachinohe, as sightings of the tsugaru-jamisen-playing No-Face have been surfacing since May 2015. And apparently, he’s very good at playing that traditional Japanese musical instrument.
みろく横丁にカオナシ現る。こわい。 pic.twitter.com/tHUNx6nEbb
— mamo (@mamo_photo8) May 5, 2015
カオナシが津軽三味線弾いてたよ。八戸すごい。 pic.twitter.com/9TfCuU0bQU
— タツ (@sake_love) January 9, 2016
How good is No-Face in playing that instrument you ask? Here’s one video of him taken during one of his appearances last July 2015:
No-Face also seems to be quite a friendly old fellow, as this Google image search done by Rocket News 24 has shown:
And that Google image search has proven that sightings of No-Face in the city aren’t really very rare at all. In fact, he has been reported to turn up in a lot of places.
Source: Rocket News 24
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