It's springtime in Japan, and what better path is there to celebrate the season than by setting a Guinness World Records title for the Largest LEGO® block cherry bloom tree (bolstered)?
This fruitful endeavor was accomplished at LEGOLAND® Japan – the Nagoya-based amusement stop needed to praise its first commemoration with style by making a Japanesque work utilizing LEGO® squares.
The subsequent excellent plastic sakura tree estimated 4.38 meters tall, 5.42 meters in length and 4.93 meters wide – more than 800,000 LEGO® blocks were expected to pull this off!
Torben Jensen, leader of Legoland Japan Ltd., was not just euphoric to have another point of interest at the amusement stop, yet in addition to see it break the official record.
"I'm eager to grandstand this present world's biggest LEGO® block cherry bloom tree. I trust that guests appreciate a bit of Japanese culture in LEGOLAND® Japan-style."
The tree was composed and worked by a group of staff in the Czech Republic.
After over 6,700 hours of diligent work, the LEGO® tree was delivered to Japan for definite gathering.
Biggest LEGO block cherry bloom tree finished
The tree likewise includes an arrangement of lamps (made of LEGO®), which illuminate amid the night.
