further proof that the museum is an important cultural meeting place.
We don’t have an admission policy for kaiju, but I’m willing to guess that they get in for free like their slightly larger human friends here.
I’d like to thank the parents of these young patrons of the arts for letting me take their picture, and bearing with me while I explained how I used to bring my special friends with me everywhere (in this case, probably a Wookie).
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