Kaiyodo ARTPLA Tower of the Sun 1/200 Scale Unpainted and Unassembled Plastic Model Kit

This is a three-dimensional anatomical diagram of the largest monument in human history.

This 1/200 scale architectural model recreates the Tower of the Sun, even down to its interior.

The Tower of the Sun was created as a symbol of the EXPO '70 (commonly known as the Osaka Expo), and even today, it stands alone on the grassy plain, its arms outstretched, a sort of divine statue.

The Tower of the Sun is home to the Tree of Life, a collection of creatures from ancient times to the present, and the interior of both arms is constructed with a complex truss structure. Taro Okamoto's masterpiece, an unprecedented monument in human history, has been recreated in three dimensions as it appears today, approximately 50 years after its construction. This one-of-a-kind fusion of Taro Okamoto's artwork and architecture has been commercialized as a plastic model kit, allowing you to observe the constituent surfaces, three-dimensional form, and design from various angles. Assemble and paint it, and enjoy it as a one-of-a-kind three-dimensional anatomical diagram.

Plastic model kit. Glue required. Scale: 1/200 scale, approximately 360mm tall. Molding color: 1 color/1 plated part. Number of runners: 11. Prototype: Ichihara Toshinari/Echu Keizai.

This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting. Assembly and painting require additional adhesives, tools, and paints.

(C) Taro Okamoto This is a "3D anatomical diagram" of the largest monument in human history. This 1/200 scale architectural model recreates the interior of the Tower of the Sun. Taro Okamoto's masterpiece, an unprecedented monument, has been recreated in its current form, approximately 50 years after its construction. This unique fusion of Taro Okamoto's artwork and architecture has been commercialized as a plastic model kit, allowing you to observe the constituent surfaces, three-dimensional shapes, and design from various angles. Total height: approx. 360mm (C) Taro Okamoto