1. Flushed away in Jepang
Located above the Asahi Beer building, Tokyo. Local people call it blue or Poop unchi building. The shape does resemble a giant-sized droppings. 300 ton stainless steel sculpture designed French architect, Philippe Stark looks like foam that pops up from the glass of beer.
2. Jumping The Bridge in Singapura
The building is guaranteed to invite click amazed the visitors who saw it. Perched on the side of Cavenagh Bridge, the statue of the children did not aim it looks like to plunge into the Singapore River.
3. Finger Lickin’ Down in Jepang
In 1985 when the Osaka baseball team won the national championship, some fans attacked the statue of Colonel Sanders abruptly and rolled into a river. They think the statue is similar to one of the star players of the team. Almost one quarter century later KFC mascot was found. The statue was lost legs, hands, and his glasses, but still smiling. KFC donated the sculpture was at Tiger stadium in Osaka hosts.
4. Bite Down in Korea Selatan
Two statues made of bronze man holding a wooden bench with his teeth. "Eating a Biscuit Together" is a statue of comic design Bomb Ku Ju, located in front of the Museum of Art Bukchon.
5. Skeletons in Love in Thailand
The phrase "Until Death Separates Us" which used to be the promise of a marriage apparently did not apply to this statue. Two statues of human skeleton is made of concrete sitting berpengangan hand and smiling broadly, in the midst of a fertile Salakeawkoo Sculpture Park. Looks beautiful and romantic in a place a bit creepy.
6. More Than Meets The Eye in China
Transformer fans will be astonished to see the statue of Optimus Prime as high as 40 feet at the southern tip of China. Chairman of this amazing robot carrying a gun and looked bleak ready to attack all the evil that came.
7. It’s Alive in China
Perhaps the only thing that could beat Optimus Prime is he. In 2009, within the framework of the celebration of birthdays popular comic series, Mobile Suit Gundam, robot whiz-tall statue stands 59 feet tall on Shiokaze Park. His eyes lit, nodded his head and spinning, and clothes give off steam.
8. The Chase in Jepang
Tokyo Shiodome region filled with a treasure of modern weird, including a statue of colorful polka-dot motif that crawl around a tree. Come to sit for a moment if you have the opportunity to visit it.
9. Peeping Cupid di Jepang
The search for true love may just want to gather here. Cupid statue or archer was spying affair it looked in the corner jewelry shop in the Ginza shopping and entertainment. Cupid statue looked back it was made of bronze, complete with his love arrows.
10. Bugged Buddha in Jepang
At a glance look of colorful jewelery attached all over the Buddha statue. But make no mistake, the statue was made of 20 thousand insects are already dead. Artists Inamura Yoneiji takes 6 years to catch insects are daunting, and then compile them into a statue at the Community Center Itakura. He hopes that, if the insects are part of the Buddha, then his soul will intirahat calmly.
Steam train is a train that is driven by steam generated / generated from the boiler is heated with firewood, coal or fuel oil, therefore the vehicle is said to be a train and carried to the present. Since the first railway built in Indonesia in 1867. in general with a locomotive made in Germany, Britain, the United States and the Netherlands. Most are made in Germany.
