Hello Kitty spectacle in Tokyo Bay
Gundam videographer darwinfish105 has captured some dazzling footage of the 8-meter-tall laser-shooting Hello Kitty spectacle at Odaiba Beach, which has appeared as part of a campaign to promote tree-planting activities in Tokyo.
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The event, which features periodic light and water shows, will continue through August 22.
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August 28th, 2010
@ 9:57 pm
Beautifully done video. Thanks for posting this!
August 28th, 2010
@ 10:17 pm
[...] Um für eine grünere Stadt und speziell das Anpflanzen von Bäumen zu werben, wurde am Odaiba-Strand diese laser-illuminierte, 8 Meter hohe Hello Kitty mit ihren Freunden aufgestellt. Eigentlich naheliegend. darwinfish105 (via pinktentacle) [...]
August 28th, 2010
@ 11:00 pm
[...] This Hello Kitty! sculpture is nearly 24 feet tall and shoots lasers. ‘Nuff said. [Pink Tentacle] [...]
August 28th, 2010
@ 11:24 pm
[...] You have ’til Aug 22 to see this Hello Kitty display out in Odaiba. Sadly, we will miss it as we are still stateside… Share and [...]
August 28th, 2010
@ 11:49 pm
[...] Via: PinkTentacle [...]
August 29th, 2010
@ 12:28 am
Am loving the music! :) … and what are all the balls for?
August 29th, 2010
@ 1:23 am
[...] + It didn’t get much attention at the time, but the giant Gundam that they built on Odaiba in Tokyo last year was part of a tree-planting initiative, somehow. I didn’t really get it myself. Well, while the Gundam may be gone (moved to Shizuoka), there is a new tree-planting initiative in roughly the same spot, and this time it’s an 8 metre high Hello Kitty… that shoots lasers. Check it out at Pink Tentacle. [...]
August 29th, 2010
@ 1:37 am
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