Even though its temporary, the feeling of freedom is worth it.
Just ask Toru Ueda, an engineer in Tokyo.
He spent $23,000 on an incredibly realistic custom wolf suit that covers him from head to toe.
While it might be an unconventional way to express these very human feelings, Uedas desire is relatable.
Im free of human relationships.
All kinds of troubles, related to work and other things, he says.
I can forget about them.
He loses himself in his animal alter ego.
Ueda tapped the Japanese companyZeppetto make his lifelike wolf costume.
It specializes in creating sculptures and models for the entertainment industry, as well as mascots.
Unlike the canine costumewhich features an entireYouTube channeldedicated to itUeda demures when wearing his wolf suit.
He wont wear it out, and its something he shares with friends over drinks in his home.
Even though its temporary, the feeling of freedom is worth it.
Just ask Toru Ueda, an engineer in Tokyo.
Im free of human relationships.
All kinds of troubles, related to work and other things, he says.
I can forget about them.
