Author: Asia Book of Records Team

Jogender Singh (born January 2, 1988) of Haryana, India, created the smallest functional table fan measuring 1.1cm in length, 1.2cm in width and 1.4cm in height, on September 19, 2012. The miniature fan was completed in 10 days and was made using wall clock accessories, iron plate, switch, one remote cell battery, copper wire and a ring box.

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The beloved Japanese comic strip ‘Sazae-san’ created by Machiko Hasegawa, has been aired in Fuji Television since October 5, 1969 till date. Voice actress Midori Kato (73) has been the voice of the eponymously named protagonist since the series started. Each half-hour broadcast of the comic strip usually contains three short episodes and as on September 1, 2013, a total of 2,250 broadcasts has been aired featuring 6,727 episodes.

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A total of 1,932 people formed a circle having a circumference of 1,197.8 metre (3,929.8 ft) and danced for a duration of five minutes, at an event organized by Super Kids Co. Ltd. (Japan), on August 14, 2001, at Twin Link Motegi, Tochigi in Japan.

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Bun ca Chau Doc, a rice vermicelli with fish, is a specialty of An Giang province of Vietnam. Prepared from snake head fish, broth and rice vermicelli, attraction of dish is its color and characteristic flavor. The enticing broth along with it is boiled with pig bone and skimmed during cooking is very sweet and pour, Vegetables are served with this dish include lettuce, basil, banana flower, water morning glory.  Due to its delicious nature, this dish is selected as one of the top 100 dishes of Asia.

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