Tokyo Tower was invaded recently by the Speed Stacks Demo Team, who showed off some hot stacking at the Guinness World Records Museum Tokyo, located within the tower itself. Over 10,000 people got to experience the excitement of sport stacking by some of Japan's top stackers. In addition to displaying their lightning moves, the Demo Team taught close to 2,400 people how to stack over the 9 days! Be on the lookout as the Speed Stacks Japan Demo Team invades a town near you!

On the 3rd floor of Tokyo Tower is the Guinness World Records Museum, where you can see Guinness World Records brought to life in themed galleries, through interactive and lifelike displays, actual exhibits and video productions. Records are highlighted from every field of human endeavor, endurance and whim. Experience the fastest, loudest, heaviest, tallest, shortest, and more at the Guinness World Records Museum - Tokyo! (Site in Japanese)

The Speed Stacks Demo Team had a great time sharing the fun of sport stacking at the Guinness World Records Museum in Tokyo Tower. Thousands of guests experienced sport stacking from Japan's best sport stackers, including Kimi and Tsuyoshi, who just recently returned from the World Championships in the U.S!

"I was teaching some really young kids and they were trying to do the same as me," said team member Aiko, "using both hands to stack." When they finally succeeded, they were so excited, and I was so happy!"

"This was the first time for me to teach so many people to stack", said fellow member Tsuyoshi. "I was a bit nervous at first, but it was lots of fun. We taught all kinds of people to stack, so that was great. I'm looking forward to doing lots more of this!"

Kimi said, "That was fun!"

Members of the Speed Stacks Demo Team

Back Row L to R: Yuri, Shani, Tsuyoshi, Kimi
Front Row L to R: Mana, Takeru, Jack