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			2011 National Championships Results Online
			The 2011 WSSA Japan Sport Stacking Championships were a big success. Many new Japan records were set! See complete results online at the WSSA Japan web site.

			The 2010 WSSA STACKUP!
			November 18th, stackers around the world will be trying for a new Guinness World Record for "Most People Sport Stacking at Multiple Locations in One Day." This year, stackers will be attemping to break the current record of 276,053! Register now to help set a new Guinness World Record™. See registration and complete details here.

			The WSSA Japan Championships on the air!
			Don't miss more exciting TV coverage of this year's National Sport Stacking tournament this Sunday, March 28th from 8:00-10:00am as channel TBS broadcasts their number one rated show, 'Sunday Morning'! Don't miss it!!

			2010 WSSA Japan Championships
			The 2010 WSSA Japan Sport Stacking Championships, held March 21 in Tokyo, were a big success! Many Japan records where broken and even a new world record! Final results and a complete wrap-up here!

			Sport Stacking on TV in Japan!
			The airwaves have been filled these last few months here in Japan as Sport Stacking once again takes the country by storm! Programs featuring this rapidly spreading sport have included Super News Anchor, Tonari no Maestro, Heros of the World, Takeshi's Point of View, Japan's 100 All Stars and even a commercial for high speed internet service! Keep a lookout in 2010 as Sport Stacking continues to attract media attention around the country!

			2009 National Championships Announced!
			March 15th is the day set for Japan's fourth national tournament, the 2009 WSSA Japan Sport Stacking Championships! This year's venue is the Tokyo International School in Minato-ku, Tokyo. Don't miss Japan's premiere competition in Sport Stacking. Read more at the WSSA Japan web site.

			2008 Japan Championships on TV!
			See the Japan Championships on TV this month! Complete Schedule here!

			2008 WSSA Japan Championships Results!
			Results are in on the 2008 WSSA Japan Sport Stacking Championships! New National and World Records were achieved in many divisions. Wrap-Up and Final Results here!

			WSSA Japan web site now online!
			Japan's very own online site for information on the World Sport Stacking Association, the WSSA Japan Website is now online! Everything you need to know about sport stacking in Japan, including current Japan sport stacking records now available. Check it out here!

			WSSA GWR Sport Stacking Challenge on TV!
			Catch the excitement of the WSSA GWR Sport Stacking Challenge on J Sports TV. Details here!

			2007 WSSA GWR Sport Stacking Challenge!
			Results are in on the 2007 WSSA Guinness World Records Sport Stacking Challenge held November 11 at the Tokyo Tower. See results here.

			Help break a world record in Sport Stacking!
			Guinness World Records, the WSSA and Speed Stacks invite you to take part in the World's Largest Sport Stacking Event ever! Details here!

			WSSA World Championships on TV in Japan!
			The 2007 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships airs on J SPORTS TV in Japan, starting on October 16th at 4pm! Details here

			WSSA World Championships Sneak Preview!
			See a preview here of the 2007 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships and catch a glimpse of Team Japan!

			Sport Stacking on TV Again this Week!
			Don't miss the special profile on World Champion sport stacker Kaichi Kondo on Fuji TV's 'Unbelievable', June 14th at 8pm! Check out his amazing, record setting 3-3-3!

			3 New Sport Stacking World Records Set in Japan!
			It's official! The WSSA has just confirmed 3 new world records were recently broken at the 2007 WSSA Japan Time Trials! Details here.

			Get Hands-on with Speed Stacks
			If your new to sport stacking and want to get a hands-on lesson, visit the Toshiba Science Museum from March 30th-April 5th and take a free workshop in this exciting sport! Details (in Japanese) here.

			Sport Stacking Hits the Airwaves Again!
			TV Asahi's popular show 'Pusuma' recently featured a sport stacking time challenge. Smap's very own Tsuyoshi Kusanagi and other big stars went against the clock in the 3-6-3. The top talent were wowed as current Japan Champion Tsuyoshi Seo showed them how a pro does it! Stay tuned for more news about Speed Stacks on TV here.

			Speed Stacks take Center Stage!
			Head over to Odaiba's Sony ExploraScience from March 10th-May 10th and see sport stacking like you've never seen it. On 3 giant video displays, 9-year-old stacker Mahaad Akhtar does the Cycle stack, each screen displaying the action at a different speed. Shot with Sony's Super Slow Motion camera (rumored to cost over $100,000), Mahaad showed he's got the stuff! Details on the Sony Science Museum here.


			2007 WSSA Japan Time Trials!
			It was wall-to-wall sport stacking on Sunday, March 18th at the 2007 WSSA Japan Time Trials! Seo Tsuyoshi won the coveted Top Stacker award and will travel to the U.S. to compete in the 2007 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships! [Complete tournament results here ]


			2007 World Sport Stacking Championships!
			Mark your calendar for Saturday and Sunday, April 14-15th, 2007 when the best of the best compete at the 2007 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships at the Denver Coliseum in Denver, Colorado. Practice, practice - the WSSA looks forward to seeing you there! See details here at the WSSA site!


			New Guinness World Record Set!
			On Monday, November 6th, a brand new Guinness World Record was set in Sport Stacking! The first-ever WSSA STACK UP! was a resounding success setting a world record for the “Most People Sport Stacking at Multiple Locations in One Day.” Check out the final results here!


			Emily Fox premiers on TV in Japan !
			The long-running hit show "Sekai Marumie! Terebi Tokusogu" (World Great TV), broadcast on Nihon TV, will feature a story on Emily Fox and Speed Stacks! Be sure to watch on Monday, October 9 from 7-9pm. (Channel 4 in Tokyo.)


			Sport Stacking Comes to Television in Japan!
			Speed Stacks fills the airwaves in the month of October as Sport Stacking is featured on TV! The Kansai based show, "Sutapika!" (Those Amazing Kids!), will have a segment on Sport Stacking displaying the skills of Top Stacker Kimi Juds. If your in the Kansai area, don't miss it! [More info and air dates here.]


			Spotlight on a Sport Stacking Ambassador
			As the Sports Coordinator at the Montessori School of Tokyo, James Moore began a sport stacking program at his school in 2005. "Sport Stacking has been an excellent addition to our programme..,"said James. Read the full interview here.


			The Speed Stacks Demo Team Gets Stacking for Summer!
			The Speed Stacks Demonstration Team is getting ready for some serious stacking this summer! By popular demand, they have been invited back to the Guinness World Records Museum-Tokyo. (See details here) Also, catch the team at the Rubik's Cube Tokyo Open 2006, where they will be sharing the sport and showing their stuff!


			Innovations in P.E. Help Kids, Schools Keep Moving Forward...
			Can competing in sport stacking — one of "these bright ideas" — make students want to get moving? Absolutely. "Kids are really into how to use technology and be active with technology," said Becky Hull, kinesiology department chairman at Anderson University in Indiana. [More]


			2006 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships
			1,066 competitors from five countries compete in the premier sport stacking event of the year. International participants hailed from Canada, England, Japan, Australia and Germany, and many are flying home with medals and trophies as proof of their stacking prowess. Read more at the WSSA website! Follow along here as three of Japan's top stackers travel to Denver to compete in the 2006 World Championships. Stackers Kimi Juds, Tsuyoshi Seo and Hikaru Ueno compete against the fastest hands in the world!


			The First Sport Stacking Tournament in Japan!
			The 2006 Japan Sport Stacking Championships were held on Sunday, March 19th at the Utase Jr. High Sports Center in Chiba. Nearly 120 stackers, ranging in age from 4 to 72... [more]


			First Guinness World Record Set in Sport Stacking
			Sport stacking took over Times Square in New York City on August 26th, 2004 where Emily Fox set the first ever recognized Guinness World Record in sport stacking. She completed the Cycle stack in 8.42 seconds at this event. Shortly thereafter her WSSA Cycle Stack world record of 7.43 seconds set previously was accepted as the current official Guinness World Record and is featured on page 46 of the 2006 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records.		See Emily Fox in action here!


			Sport Stacking in Adesso Magazine
			Another feature story on Sport Stacking!


			"Around Chiba" Magazine - Sport Stacking Spotlight
			Feature article on Sport Stacking and the Baytown Stackers Club in "Guru to Chiba" Magazine.


			Baytown Stackers - Japan's First Sport Stacking Club
			Japan's very first Sport Stacking Club is going full blast with new stackers joining every week. Almost 200 young stackers are getting in on the fun! Why don't you start your own club now!


			2005 World Sport Stacking Championships
			Nearly 1,000 stackers from five foreign countries and 21 states participated in the 2005 World Sport Stacking Championships and many are flying home with medals and trophies... [Read more here]
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