Every spring, thousands of tourists travel to Japan to see the fantastic cherry blossom season. Certainly, you have seen the photographs.
However, this beautiful ode to the blossoms is possibly the rarest species of all! Plus it took home the Guinness World Record for the biggest LEGO brick cherry blossom tree.
The shrub was created in the Czech Republic, requiring over 6,500 hours to finish. Following its assembly, the award-winning sculpture was shipped to Japan where it’s now on display.
Want to find out more about the job? Check out the LEGOLAND Japan website.







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