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Tanaka Hirokazu, 53, was very associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous with breaking the world record. His two associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous attempts (in 2011 and 2017) failed because the associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous wanted participants to have the same Chinese associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous in their name. Saturday's associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous had a more associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous rule. Anyone with the name Hirokazu Tanaka was associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous, regardless of the Chinese characters used to spell the name. Mr Tanaka told associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous: "I never expected we would achieve such a associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous record." He added that the 178 Tanakas had "set an associationcharacterseligibleexamplehappymeetingpreviousrelaxedreportersridiculous of silliness".