in the Past, there were some three hundred people in Nagoro. Now employs the village barely 27 residents. But lonely they feel. Ayano Tsukimi has made already more than 350 dolls. The first, which she sewed to the example of her father, then she made the others that her family and friends in the village think. Life-size dolls standing in the field, in a school or on a bench. They are everywhere in the village. The bizarre hobby of Ayano gave the village the nickname ‘Valley of the Dolls’ or ‘Scarecrow Village’.
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