Guinness record set for biggest grape-spitting contest

Guinness record set for biggest grape-spitting contest

KOFU, Japan - A Guinness World Records official (L) gives a representative of the Koshu City Junior Chamber of Commerce in Koshu, central Japan, a certificate for the largest number of participants in a grape-spitting contest, organized by the chamber, on Oct. 4, 2014. (Kyodo)

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