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Tanaka Hirokazu, 53, was very associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness with the world record. His two associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness attempts failed because the associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness wanted everyone to have the same Chinese associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness in their name. Saturday's associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness was more associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness. Anyone with the name Hirokazu Tanaka could join, associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness of the Chinese characters. Mr Tanaka told associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness: "I never expected we would achieve such a associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness record." He said the 178 Tanakas had "set an example of associationcharactershappymeetingpreviousregardlessrelaxedreportersridiculoussilliness".