Pressure Washing Company Creates Giant Godzilla On Japanese Dam Wall

November 25, 2024

In a creative blend of artistry and engineering, a German cleaning equipment company has used its high-powered pressure washers to create an enormous Godzilla on the Iwaya Kawauchi Dam in Saga Prefecture, Japan.

Godzilla power washing Dam Japan
Credit: NHK

The colossal creation celebrates the dam’s 50th anniversary, turning its wall into an eye-catching canvas that showcases the King of the Monsters.

Standing 40 meters tall and stretching 180 meters wide, the Godzilla image is brought to life through the clever use of cleaning techniques. The difference in color between the washed and unwashed sections of the dam wall makes the iconic figure of Godzilla emerge in stunning detail.

Completed on November 22, this massive "Godzilla Dam Art" will be available for viewing for the next two to three months, offering fans and visitors a unique opportunity to marvel at this monumental work.

Godzilla power washing Dam Japan
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At a talk show held before the unveiling, Tomoko Mishima, Saga Prefecture’s Public Relations and Public Hearing Division Saga Prize! Project Leader, expressed her hopes for the installation.

“I hope that the powerful Godzilla will become a new tourist attraction and encourage people to visit Saga,” she said.

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