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January 28, 2018

Japanese company sets Guinness World Record for creating the smallest fidget spinner

by Larra Morris

The Japanese company MinebeaMitsumi Inc. from Minato, Tokyo set a new Guinness World Record for creating the smallest fidget spinner. Their extremely tiny toy measures a mere 0.2 inches and can easily fit on top of a fingertip. Continue reading at Laughing Squid

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