LEGO Meets the Japanese Himeji Castle

Here’s to the completion of another LEGO masterpiece. Lay your eyes on Himeji Castle, aka The White Heron, which majestically overlooks the Japanese city of Himeji. First built as a fortress in 1333, the monument is an architectural gem on UNESCO’s World Heritage list.

As always, the 2125-piece project brought peace, focus, and meditative practice while exercising my brain and keeping my creativity flowing. Order your set at LEGO.com.

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