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Gundam Statue To Bring In 40 Billion Yen

Written by: zenical on 24 January 2010 at 9:01 pm 10 Comments

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The famous 1/1 scale Gundam Statue will be back this July in Shizuoka City. It is unknown how long the statue will be stationed in Shizuoka, however, it be moved to another prefecture and will eventually be erected near the Bandai Hobby Center.

It is estimated to bring in about 40 billion yen. My goodness, how many zeros are there!?

According to the city, 9,600 jobs will be created for security, maintenance, and other operations at the site. More details about the exhibit’s duration and related events will be announced at the end of March.

I like to see the Gundam one day myself.. ^^

Source: ANN

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10 Comments »

  • NanoPulp said:

    The power of 4 Selacao~

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    zenical Reply:

    ~~ It’s you. This is probably your first comment here. LOL

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  • BlackSun88 said:

    a must visit place for gundam fans !!

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    zenical Reply:

    I want to go there myself.. T_T

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  • Rin said:

    I was lucky to see this Gundam at Odaiba in the summer of 2009. It was amazing…
    I wish they made another gundam or even better, a Zaku in Odaiba Tokyo since it’ll be easier to see it without traveling outside of Tokyo for it…
    Still, I would love to see it again…

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    zenical Reply:

    you can go over there again. Ha. You bought a lot of stuff when you were in Japan, saw your loots post. RICH! :)

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  • Donyea said:

    looks awe inspiring

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    zenical Reply:

    I would like a Strike Freedom.. like what Reltair said. ha

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  • Reltair said:

    It’ll be cool to see this in real life, but even cooler if they made a 1/1 scale of Strike Freedom. :D

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    zenical Reply:

    YOU LIKE STRIKE FREEDOM TOO? ME TOO!! I have a model of SF in my room.. and not this.. Haha.

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