The longest walk-through – horror house is the “Dead or ALIVE” house which is 1,290.97 m (4,235ft 5 in) long and is located in Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan. It was measured on 4 October 2011. The survey of the house took over 7 hours.
The longest wooden toy train track is 1,650.14 m (5,413 ft 10 in) long and was built by Friends of Thomas “Team Japan” in collaboration with Fuji Television Network Inc, Fuji Television Kids Entertainment Inc and Sony Creative Products Inc at Mediage/Aqua City Odaiba, Japan on 23 August 2006
A wooden toll bridge across the Oi River in the middle of Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan measures 897.422 m. (2,944 ft.). Called the Horai Bridge, it was first built in 1867 and was rebuilt in the 1960s because of flooding.
The loudest paper gun measured 103.8 db and was produced by Takuya Tojo (Japan) at Park Challenge / GWR Live! in Tokyo Midtown, Tokyo, Japan, on 5 May 2010. The attempt was part of a Guinness World Records live event at Tokyo Midtown.
The lowest score for a single round in a major professional golf tournament is 58 by Ryo Ishikawa (Japan) at The Crowns of the Japan Golf Tour in Togo, Japan, on 2 May 2010. Ishikawa, 18 years old at the time of his record round, shot 12 birdies with no bogeys on the 6,545-yard Nagoya Golf Club course. The Japan Golf Tour is one of the 11 major men’s golf tours recognised by the International Federation of PGA Tours.
The most live variety TV shows hosted by the same presenter is 7,000 as of 4 February 2010. Fuji Television Network Inc.’s Waratte Iitomo! has been hosted by Kazuyoshi Morita, aka Tamori (Japan) since its first episode on 4 October 1982. Awaiting full evidence from Japan.
The three Japanese I-400 Sen Toku class submarines built during the second world war each carried three Aichi M6A1 ‘Sieran’ seaplanes, which were stored folded in a 35 m (115 ft) hangar on the submarines’ decks and launched along the deck by catapult. The subs displaced around 6,000 tonnes (13,228,000 lb) submerged and were 122 m (400 ft) long, making them the largest ever at that time.
The most apples cut in the air by sword in one minute is 28 and were cut by Tsurugi Genzou (Japan) in the set of FNS 27HR TV Waratte Iitomo! at Hizenyumekaido, in Ureshino, Saga, Japan, on 22 July 2012. The record attempt took place during Fuji TV’s 27 hour telemarathon “27 Jikan TV” FNS 27HR TV Waratte Iitomo!, at a ninja theme park location in Saga prefecture, in Japan. The sword had a 66 cm blade.
The most baseball bats broken with the shins in one minute is 54 achieved by Nobuaki Kakuda(Japan) on the set of “Guinness Konin!! Sekai Kiroku” in Tokyo, Japan, on 12 February 2009.
The most chair rotations in one minute by a team of two relay was 67 achieved by Masayuki Oyama and Nobuhiko Naito (both Japan) at Park Challenge / GWR Live! in Tokyo Midtown, Tokyo, Japan, on 2 May 2010. The attempt was part of a Guinness World Records live event at Tokyo Midtown.