Japanese city sets fresh "flowing noodle" record

Japanese city sets fresh "flowing noodle" record

Atsumi Kitatani (L), who organized an event to challenge the Guinness World Record for flowing noodles in water down a line of bamboo gutters, holds up a Guinness World Record certificate in Gose, western Japan, on Aug. 27, 2016. The city in Nara Prefecture succeeded in setting a new world record of 3,317 meters. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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