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Attempt a Guinness World Record by all coming together and making musubi (rice balls) at Miho Minami Elementary School!

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Attempt a Guinness World Record by all coming together and making musubi (rice balls) at Miho Minami Elementary School!

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What's this Challenge about?

We will make an attempt for the Guinness World Record for 1000 people making rice balls within 5 minutes. Bringing both adults and children together to make this challenge will surely see the town filled with smiles. Let's tell the disaster-affected areas, all of Japan and even the whole world about this challenge and send a beacon of light from the small town of Miho Minami in Tottori!
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Funding Goal: ¥500,000
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    The message card which is handmade from children of Miho south Elementary School
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    ①+②The transportation expenses to Guinness challenge day view right (※ meeting place each person burden)
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    ①+ ② + ③ Guinness challenge day photography & original goods
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    ①+②+③+④I greatly place the name in a meeting place as a support company, a group
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    The message card （email）which is handmade from children of Miho south Elementary School
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30th anniversary -When Mihominami becomes one

Miho Minami Elementary School is situated in a beautiful part of the countryside, surrounded not only by streams and rice paddies, but also within reach of modern conveniences.

The area is a vibrant and active one, and older residents take a particularly active role in local life.

School events not only allow our children to give free reign to their enthusiasm, but also benefit the community. For example, our students co-operated and installed several emergency water pumps around the school.

We hope that, through attempting this challenge, we can inspire children around the world to share their enthusiasm with others.

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