Ultraman: Tanbo Rice Art Display Update
Events
Date: September 08, 2013 06:00 PM
Special Thanks to Daisuke Ishizuka and Koichi Ichinohe Last month, SciFi Japan ran photos from the tanbo art display in the town of Inakadate-mura, Aomori Prefecture. The town annually hosts large-scale artwork created in rice fields using different-colored rice, and this years event includes a tribute to the first ULTRAMAN television series. The rice stalks have grown over the last several weeks so here is a new look at the finished artwork. All photos are courtesy of Mr. Koichi Ichinohe.
For more information on Ultraman tanbo art, please see the previous coverage here on SciFi Japan:
Ultraman artwork on a giant scale, created with colored rice stalks in Northern Japan. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Kanegon, Gyango, Pigmon and Alien Baltan. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
The monsters and Tsuburaya Productions 50th anniversary mark. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Tsuburaya Productions 50th Anniversary symbol with Ultraman and Ultra Seven. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Ground level view of Ultraman. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Kanegon and Gyango. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Pigmon and Alien Baltan. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Alien Baltan. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Ultra Seven. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.
Side view of the rice field. Photo courtesy of Koichi Ichinohe. © Tsuburya Productions, Inc.For more information on Ultraman tanbo art, please see the previous coverage here on SciFi Japan:
All Dates
- September 08, 2013 06:00 PM
Powered by iCagenda