Japan copies famous buildings around the world

For those who have ever dreamed of admiring iconic structures around the world, but do not want to spend too much money on expensive flights, now you just need to go to Japan and visit Tobu World Park.

Tobu World Parkthere are 120modelcopybelong tothelocationfamous asParthenon Temple (Greece),Roman arena(Italy), Great Wall of China(China), Statue of a WomanStatue of Liberty(USA), churchGaudi (Spain),Big Clock TowerBen (UK) andPetronas Twin Towers (Malaysia)... All models are 1/25 the size of the real building.

Iconic structures in Tobu Park come from 21 countries, arranged by geographical area..Among them, 45 works are recognized by UNESCO.is a world heritage site. In the picture is the symbol of the White House of the United States and a model of former President Obama's family in the front yard.

This project was carried out by Japanese film studio Toho Eizo Bijutsu - the film studio involved in the production of the famous movie "Godzilla". Since its launch, the park has also received very high reviews from visitors on TripAdvisor for its sophistication and accurate, realistic simulation compared to real works.

It took 5 years and 14 billion yen (about 2,836 billion VND) to complete and launch this iconic theme park, built on an area of ​​87,000 square meters.

Another special point, in this iconic construction exhibition, there are a total of 140,000 model people used. They have an average height of about 7.5 cm and each scene in it carries a different message and meaning.

"The model works here are arranged very reasonably. Each area has its own color, so when passing through another area, visitors have a completely new look and feeling. For me, the most impressive is the image of New York City in miniature because of the scale as well as the sophistication in every smallest human model," nAustralian photographer Dave Gibson said while visiting the park.

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