Here’s how you can interact with Virtu-real goes Tokyo from anywhere in the world, not just in SL or the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo:
Send a short email to tokyo@virtu-real.net. Leave the subject line empty. In the body, write a message of up to 30 characters.
Within seconds of sending it, the message starts raining out of the sky at the Virtu-real installation at the Second House of Sweden, like so:
Who gets to see your message? Anyone visiting the installation in Second Life at that time, but also visitors to the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, where two screens on either ends of a real-life installation look into the virtual space in real time.
In the Second Life part of the installation, there is also a screen that lets you see into the real-life embassy in Tokyo. As I was writing this article, some schoolgirls in Tokyo had discovered that if they danced in front of one side of the installation and then dashed to the other side, they could see themselves dancing on the screen inside Second Life, due to the 10-second lag for buffering. They were having a grand time, doing this over and over again.
Second House of Sweden 2007-2012 
Hi there – please send me a ticket at ONCE! I want to dance in Tokyo to!:-))
/Tina
I was also dancing in Tokyo. But not with the schoolgirls…
:-)))
You maybe dare to offer a dance to the one that will become Lucia in Second Life the 12th?..
Who now that will be.. ?? Secrets – pffttt..
/Tina – curios as always!
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