【動画】小学校の廊下を使って長いドミノ倒しにチャレンジ

Eighteen domino artists recently completed the world’s largest domino defeat in 10 days.Among them, the circular dominoes in the center used 7,6017 dominoes, breaking the Guinness World Record.

Recently, in Michigan, the U.S., a domino-defeating public performance took about 20 minutes before all dominoes collapsed.The team is composed of multinational artists from the U.S., Canada, Australia and Germany, so they can express different cultures through domino art.Domino tashi is a game using domino tiles.

First, they set up domino tiles and line up.Then, knock down the tiles at the end of this line.The knocked-down domino tile knocks down the next tile, and the fallen tile knocks down the next tile.In this chain, all dominoes are knocked down.It is a game where you can enjoy the sense of accomplishment by arranging domino tiles so that they don’t fall down in the middle and the beauty of falling tiles.

Born in Europe in the 16th century, it was initially enjoyed by courtiers in a row rather than overthrown.

Since the 1980s, many tiles have been used to create complex patterns and unique devices such as seesaws and slides have been featured on TV.

In addition, shogi knocking down is a similar game, and it has shogi pieces instead of domino tiles.