Neon Ukiyo-e Godzilla Shinjuku & Osaka Scenes Fabric Board

This item is new and unopened, but has been stored at home, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such details.

Similar to the neon Ukiyo-e Godzilla: Scene of Shinjuku, this piece is finished in a cyberpunk (neon) style representing Osaka. It depicts a girl who notices Godzilla faintly visible in the dark night due to the neon's reflection, giving it a horror-like atmosphere.
This work expresses the extraordinary within the ordinary in a dramatic style.

Size
Height 33.3cm × Width 18.8cm

Material
Canvas

About Godzilla

Godzilla, the King of the Monsters, has made its name known throughout the world since its first appearance. The first film in the series, released in 1954, was an unprecedented hit, attracting 9.61 million viewers.
Since then, over 30 films have been produced in Japan alone, with the cumulative audience exceeding 100 million. To this day, Godzilla boasts widespread popularity and overwhelming recognition among people of all ages and genders.
Depicted as a being beyond human comprehension, Godzilla has appeared on screen as a challenge for humans to overcome, and at other times as an ally. By reflecting the social conditions of each era in its themes, Godzilla has captivated the people of those times.
Its popularity has even crossed the seas, with live-action films produced in Hollywood, solidifying its status as the ultimate King of the Monsters who will continue to reign supreme.