The VR experience allowed viewers to step closer, to lean in and, if they chose, to touch the spectral projection of Kaito’s words. Those who reached found themselves transported not to a mere flashback but to a living scene: Kaito’s laugh thick with rain, the smell of tea, the weight of a palm on Emiri’s shoulder. It was designed to test the limits of presence—how near could a simulation come to a human being who’d left the world?
The VR exclusive format allows for a 360-degree or 180-degree field of view, creating a "private" atmosphere typical of the iStripper production style. emiri momota vr exclusive