A "Jurassic Park" has unexpectedly emerged in rural Japan!

By: Little Traveler

When farmers harvest rice and experience the toil behind every "grain of hard work," have you ever wondered what happens to the leftover straw and weeds?JapanArtist Amy Cola adds creativity by crafting giant sculptures of various creatures—such as dinosaurs, mantises, hippos, and more. And she displays them atJapan's Niigata Prefecture'sKamiai Park?Uwasekigata Park) Jubandaocaoyishujie Wara Art Festival ,Zhanshizuopin.

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To promote the message of recycling, the exhibition is open to the public for viewing and taking photos with the sculptures.Among the activities, you can also try standing inside the T-Rex's mouth for a photo — the scene is fun and playful. Because all of the sculptures were first made with a wooden frame as the base, then layers of straw were added on top, they are very sturdy, so you don't have to worry about them collapsing even if you stand on them.

The exhibition runs from now until the end of November. For more information aboutShangyan ParkofAttraction Information

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