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Let’s just hope this Godzilla doesn’t fire a beam of radioactive heat from its mouth. That is, for its own sake.
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To make the fall harvest, over 150 volunteers built this rice straw Godzilla. From design to construction, the whole thing took about four months to finish.
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JCast reports that the statue measures 7 meters (22.96 feet) tall and has a 10 meter (32.80 feet) long tail. It’s even outfitted with LEDs in its eyes, dorsal fins, and tail.
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This isn’t the first Godzilla statue Japan has seen.
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It is the most flammable one, though.
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DISCUSSION
Didn’t last as long as the one made of sticks, and neither last as long as the one made of bricks.