Gundam manholes are coming to Japan!
✖ The universe of Gundam has seen some wild merchandise released over the decades following its debut in the 1970s, with ramen, sardines, and other head-scratchers being revealed. Now, the country of Japan is once again getting in on the world of Mobile Suit Gundam in a unique new way, putting together the"Gundam Manhole Project" in which manhole covers are getting original art that features some of the biggest mechs from the anime series.
This initiative is also a part of the"Gundam Project" which has a write-up with regards to its mission:
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