Have you ever wanted a more sensory-involving movie viewing experience? Well, you’re in luck then. All you have to do is be in Tokyo and sit through the adventure film The New World.

Yes, smell-o-vision is here! This is the real deal — scent spraying, not the scratch-and-sniff thing tryed a while back. A Japanese movie theater has fragrance-spraying devices underneath the seats. The scents come from oils stored there.

The first film to get this nose-pleasing treatment is The New World starring Colin Farrell. The emitted scents are to accompany critical emotional moments. For instance, floral = love scene, peppermint and rosemary = sadness, tea tree and herbs = anger, citrus = joy. This kind of actually makes me want to see The New World.

This sounds pretty cool, or should I say, smells pretty cool. I wonder when they’ll start introducing bad smells into the line-up though. Hopefully they won’t use this smell-o-vision for the eating beans around the campfire scene in Blazing Saddles. No, that’s just gross.