Guinness recognizes largest candy wrapper mosaic in Japan

Guinness recognizes largest candy wrapper mosaic in Japan

Photo taken March 21, 2016, shows a 2.64 meter by 4.5 meter mosaic made of candy wrappers, recognized by the Guinness World Records the same day as the world's largest mosaic of its kind, in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan. Making of the mosaic, depicting a train and bus about to depart, involved 1,177 people and 5,172 candy wrappers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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