Talk:Norio Minorikawa

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Why does the "Mino Monta" page redirect to "Minomonta" and not vice versa? Even if Mino Monta is just the guy's stage name, he is still referred to as "Mino-san", so I don't see any reason to write his name as one word. DAJF 06:38, 11 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Record

I added this world record:

Mino, 63, received a Guinness World Record certificate on June 5, 2008 on his 22 hours, 15 seconds of live April TV broadcasts, breaking his previous record. He claims “he only needs 4 hours of sleep every night, hosts 11 TV programs, including news shows, talk shows, wildlife shows and quiz shows, and appears on television every day of the week except Sunday; he asked - "'How about a live show on Sunday?"Afp.google.com, Guinness: Japanese TV host is world's busiestguinnessworldrecords, Mino's record on Guinnessmainichi.jp/national TV mogul Mino smashes world record for 'most live hours in a week'--Florentino floro (talk) 09:42, 7 June 2008 (UTC)