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Two Months After the Kumamoto Earthquake, a Giant Kumamon Artwork Appears at JR Kokura Station. Made From the Cores of Ticket Rolls, It Will Be on Display Until Late December in Fukuoka
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Two months have passed since the Kumamoto earthquake on September 28th. To send support to the disaster-stricken area of Kumamoto, a giant artwork appeared at JR Kokura Station in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. On the 28th, a ceremony was held at JR Kokura Station, with Kumamon himself making an appearance to show support for Kumamoto. The unveiled artwork was a massive "Kumamon art" piece measuring 2.1 meters high and 3.6 meters wide. Thi…
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