What the internet is for: this video of a beautiful LEGO recreation of Kinkaku-ji, a Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan constructed in the 14th century. The guy who built this LEGO replica says the project required 4,500 pieces. Don't miss the splendid golden pavillion reveal – watch the whole thing. (via brothers-brick, thanks Sebastian!)
LEGO recreation of Buddhist temple in Kyoto
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