In Japan, there’s a museum of rocks that resemble human and non-human faces. The museum is called Chinsekikan, which translates to “the hall of curious rocks” and specializes in jinmenseki, naming “rock with a human face.” The museum holds over 1,700 rock specimens resembling everything from celebrities to politicians.
Chinsekikan includes faces that showcase the depths of human emotion. Some of the rocks cry, others are full of glee, while others seem pensive. One group has their mouths gaping open, as if part of a grand vocal chorus. This is all speculation, however—part of the fun of the museum is figuring out their personalities.
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