Japan's head spin kid
Dec 31 - A 18 year-old Japanese man has set a world record for making 109 full spins on his head in the space of one minute.
The Kyoto-based break dancer, known as "spinboy Aichi" had previously set the world record for 101 spins in a minute last September.
Wearing a black cap and bright orange pants, Aichi dropped to his head and spun on stage eventually kicking his legs to get as many spins as he could.
Ono was hoping to get 130 spins in one minute, but said a rough floor had hurt his ability to manoeuvre.
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