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LEGO Creations Bring Japanese Culture to Life
LEGO Ramen That Looks Good Enough to Eat
LEGO enthusiasts and foodies alike are marveling at Micdud's LEGO Ramen Bowl, an astonishingly lifelike model complete with customizable ingredients. The set features a roll-out bamboo pad, a detailed ceramic bowl, and cleverly concealed chopsticks wrapped in decorative paper. A special chirirenge spoon completes the authentic ramen experience, all built from the iconic bricks.
Cherry Blossoms in Bloom with LEGO
Embracing the beauty of spring, LEGO's Cherry Blossoms set is here to brighten your day. With 438 pieces, builders can assemble two cherry blossom twigs adorned with delicate white and pink flowers. Standing up to 14 inches tall, these LEGO blooms offer a mix-and-match design for a customizable springtime display.
Iconic Japanese Artwork Recreated with LEGO
The Great Wave off Kanagawa crashes into the LEGO Art collection, offering a pixelated rendition of the famous Japanese painting. With 1810 pieces, this set captures the essence of the Ukiyo-e art movement and includes a unique brick featuring artist Hokusai's signature. This pointillism-inspired build is a must-have for art aficionados and LEGO collectors alike.
A Sushi Feast in LEGO Form
Sushi lovers can now indulge in their passion with a LEGO Sushi Board set. Comprising 1348 pieces, this delectable creation includes a variety of sushi, ginger, wasabi, and a soy sauce bowl. The sushi pieces are interactive, allowing for rearrangement on the board to create your perfect sushi spread, complete with chopsticks for the full experience.
LEGO Celebrates Toyota GR Supra with Life-Size Replica
In honor of the Toyota GR Supra's 35th anniversary, LEGO Japan teamed up with LEGOLAND Japan and Toyota Gazoo Racing to craft a life-size replica of the iconic sports car. Weighing in at a hefty 4156 pounds and even wider than the original, this LEGO masterpiece is a testament to the creativity and engineering prowess of its builders.
Traditional Japanese Attire Takes LEGO Form
After a summer trip to Japan, LEGO builder The DriXx was inspired to create two figures adorned in beautifully detailed kimonos. Using LEGO bricks, he captured the vibrant atmosphere of a summer festival, complete with yukatas decorated with cherry blossoms, cranes, and flowers. The intricate designs showcase the versatility of LEGO pieces in representing cultural attire.
LEGO Koi Pond Brings Serenity and Movement
Representing perseverance and prosperity, koi fish are an important symbol in Japanese culture. ToboPro brings this symbolism to life with a LEGO koi fish pond, complete with 1970 pieces. By turning a handle, the koi appear to swim through the water, surrounded by bamboo and lush greenery, creating a peaceful and interactive display.
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