Japanese man builds Giant Robot Beetle
Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan is known as the birthplace of natto, many castle ruins, lakes and martial arts. Recently there is something else that Ibaraki will be known for, a Giant Robotic Rhinocerous Beetle!

code named “Kabutom RX-03″
The giant “kabuto-mushi” took 11 years to built, it is 11m long, and weighs 15 tonnes. It was built by a Japanese engineer from Ibaraki Prefecture Japan. The robot has many moving parts including its huge horn and legs. It can be controlled via a remote and has space inside for passengers. There has been many giant robotic creatures appearing Japan lately, a giant spider, a giant Gundam, a giant Iron Man, now a giant beetle. Godzilla-san might get jealous and reappear. Video and link to more pictures after the jump.
More Giant Robot Beetle pictures here.
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I long for the day when we use stuff like this instead of cars :D
You said that right yonasu
Wow, talking about ‘crazy Japan’ :)
Japan loves their giants.
I’m from Jamaica and now living in China and its good to see other Jamaican people taking interest in Asia, most Jamaican people don’t even know where Japan is. Nice blog
Really? Then, I would assume that Singapore and Malaysia is virtually unknown in the Caribbean, then?
Japanese love those scary looking beetles. I don’t know why. I think they look disgusting. So I guess it was only a matter of time that some built a giant beetle robot.
first beetles then gundam…
Wow! This is crazy… crazy awesome that is. Maybe some day when I’m an old guy with time on my hands, I’ll get around to building something like that ;) -Aaron
Damn gooks