Greetings from Los Angeles.
This is Hypnosis Creator Tamura.
In this article, I will talk about meeting someone I admire, but the story comes from a slightly different perspective. I am a horror movie enthusiast with a deep admiration for characters from these films. For me, the trip to Los Angeles was nothing short of a dream come true.
Los Angeles is known as the entertainment capital, attracting countless movie fans and tourists. During this trip, I planned to visit a special place where I could encounter the characters I adore. That place was the Wax Museum.
Walking through the streets of Hollywood, I even had the chance to spot some famous actors. Particularly at the airport, I witnessed actors surrounded by paparazzi as they got into their cars. However, the ones I truly wanted to meet were not the actors of the real world but the captivating and terrifying characters from horror movies.
At the Wax Museum, my long-beloved horror characters were vividly recreated. These intricate wax figures appeared as though they existed in the real world. The moment I saw them, I was filled with excitement and emotion.
What stood out to me the most was my favorite zombie character. The artistry influenced by film director George Romero was awe-inspiring, faithfully capturing the atmosphere of his masterpiece “Dawn of the Dead.” Personally, I would have been even more thrilled if there had been a statue of Romero himself, but even without it, the experience was thoroughly satisfying.
This trip helped me realize something profound: the characters and scenes depicted in movies have the power to deeply move us. Similarly, nonverbal hypnosis techniques can provide experiences that leave lasting impressions on the mind through visual and sensory stimuli. By applying this realization, I believe we can create more impactful hypnosis experiences.
Through the activities of the Hypnotic Cafe, I constantly find new discoveries and inspiration. In particular, in the field of nonverbal hypnosis, visual elements and heightened emotions play significant roles. I intend to leverage the experiences gained from this trip to develop hypnosis techniques that will captivate and engage more people.
Although this article leans heavily on my personal hobbies, I hope it can bring some enjoyment or new perspectives to readers. The worlds of movies, art, and hypnosis hold endless possibilities yet to be explored. Moving forward, I aim to continue exploring their allure and sharing it with many others.
Hypnosis Creator Tamura
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