Akki (52 years old) from Hiroshima Pref.
Comment：
I drew a super-large hydraulic excavator that flies in the sky with jet blast.
Powerful jet blasts are cool.
NaoHi-ro- (11 years old) from Kyoto Pref.
Comment：
I imagined a ground leveling work taking place somewhat deep in the mountains.
What makes this unique is the setting of "somewhat deep in the mountains."
Sho (8 years old) from Tokyo
Comment：
It is building a new park. I wanted to convey my excitement with many colors.
It's colorful and getting me excited.
Hirosu (35 years old) from Kyoto Pref.
Comment：
This excavator traveled back in time to the Jurassic period. Its distinctive presence makes it a strong figure that protects the weak.
With an excavator like this, the eggs are safe!
Hiironotori (18 years old) from Nara Pref.
Comment：
I like somewhat seasoned machines.
This really made me think that some things get better with age.
Nigihayamikohakunushi (14 years old) from Fukushima Pref.
Comment：
An egg-frying excavator cooks a delicious sunny-side up egg.
It's a delicious looking fried egg.
Himawari (8 years old) from Ishikawa Pref.
Comment：
I tried hard coloring it like putting together a puzzle.
It would be fun to put it together if this art piece was a puzzle.
Kiui (14 years old) from Fukushima Pref.
Comment：
I imagined the salt flat in Uyuni.
The excavator is reflected on the Uyuni Salt Flat. Beautiful.
R.M (10 years old) from Ishikawa Pref.
Comment：
A beautiful golden excavator that scoops up and displays what looks like stars.
They’re not stars, but something beautiful?! How interesting.
Hakuto (49 years old) from Aichi Pref.
Comment：
I remembered what it feels like to be a child and did my best coloring it.
It’s important to remember what it feels like to be a child.
Shogikaasan (31 years old) from Tokyo
Comment：
I want to study shogi (Japanese chess), but my son who adores excavators always interrupts me.
Excavator-loving son, you’re giving check!
Ryo (10 years old) from Ishikawa Pref.
Comment：
I colored it by imagining weathers.
It looks like the weather is changing inside the PC4000.
Yurikoro (9 years old) from Kyoto Pref.
Comment：
This is a drawing of flowers coming to bloom along the tracks of the Flower Excavator operated by “Yuikoro Crawler.”
Flowers bloom after the excavator passes through. How wonderful.
