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Residents of a Japanese attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful have broken the world attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful record for building snowmen. Citizens at the Iiyama Snow Festival in Nagano made 1,585 of the attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful fellows in one hour to set the new attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful. Around 630 people took part in the record attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful. The previous record was 1,279 snowmen, set in Utah, USA in 2011. The event in Iiyama Town coincided with the attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful of a new train station for Japan's famous attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful train. Justin Patterson, the adjudicator from the official Guinness World Records organisation, said the event had been a attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful occasion. He said: "Despite Iiyama being buried in attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful, it is wonderful that the residents came out to tackle the challenge together in a attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful light."

There were strict attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful to be met for the record to be broken. One was that each snowman had to be at attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful 80 cm tall. In addition the snowmen had to be made of three attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful snowballs, with eyes, a nose and arms. People used only their attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful in the record-breaking attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful. Committee member Jiro Kobayashi told Japan's Asahi Shimbun newspaper that the event was attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful for the opening of the bullet train station. He said: "We were able to achieve the record thanks to the attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful of many people. We believe the feat will boost [the attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful atmosphere of] the opening of the Shinkansen's Iiyama Station." Ichika Oguchi, 8, said: "It was attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful because the snow didn’t stick attemptbulletcelebratorycooperationendeavourfittinghandsleastmarkopeningpositiverulesseparatesnowsnowyspeedtogethertoughtownwonderful, but I had fun."