Moai Statue
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A Glimpse into Moai Statue
Standing proudly in Takamatsu, Japan, the Moai Statue represents a fascinating cultural connection to Easter Island.
Established in 1974 by local authorities, this replica serves to educate visitors about the Rapa Nui culture and its historical significance tied to maritime exploration. The statue is carved from stone and exhibits detailed features reminiscent of the original Moai, while being surrounded by carefully maintained gardens that reflect traditional Japanese landscaping.
Notable Highlights
- 📏 Remarkable Size: This replica measures approximately 4 meters in height, offering a striking visual.
- 🔍 Cultural Significance: It emphasizes the influence of global traditions and maritime history.
- 🌿 Scenic Surroundings: The statue is framed by serene parkland, providing a peaceful atmosphere for visitors.
Accessibility is free, making it an engaging stop for tourists, students, and families interested in cultural heritage and history.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Moai Statue
Rapa Nui Heritage
The Moai statues of Easter Island are considered a symbol of Polynesian culture and history.
Construction Year
The Takamatsu Moai Statue was created in 1974 as a cultural emblem.
Location
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Address
View map15-22 Megicho
Opening Hours
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Price
Free. No admission fees apply.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (8:00 AM–10:00 AM) are recommended for fewer crowds.