A Japanese technology and subculture event has given people the chance to undergo a virtual reality grilling from the leader of the largest politicial opposition."VR Renho" was unveiled at the two-day Niconico Chokaigi in Chiba Prefecture on April 29-30, and saw some people queue for more than two hours for a chance to be quizzed by Renho of the Democratic Party.Working on the assumption that the viewer has become prime minister, users don goggles and face a series of tough yes-or-no questions from the leader while their heartrates are measured. After the grilling, they are told how agitate…READ FULL ARTICLE