- Yasushi ‘Yassan’ Takahashi creates largest GPS art in the world, spanning 4000 miles.
- Artwork forms the words “MARRY ME” with a heart and arrow symbol.
- Journey took him from Hokkaido to Kagoshima, earning him a Guinness World Record.
Yasushi ‘Yassan’ Takahashi undertook a remarkable endeavor, spanning 4000 miles (7,163 kilometers) over six months, with an extraordinary proposal in mind. His goal was to create the largest GPS art globally, a feat that secured him a Guinness World Record.
Using his GPS-tracked movements, Takahashi meticulously crafted the words “MARRY ME,” accompanied by a heart symbol and an arrow at the end. This ambitious project required him to embark on a journey from Hokkaido, a northern island in Japan, all the way to Kagoshima, located at the southern tip of the country.
Takahashi’s determination and artistic vision enabled him to leave a lasting impression with his unique and monumental GPS artwork, earning him recognition as a world record holder.
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