10 pieces, 2 for the price of 10 The tile-breaking challenge for kids and adults alike, anytime, anywhere, as many times as you like! A novel item: You won't get yelled at for breaking it / The latest must-have item for relieving frustration! "Pla-Kawara" (Plastic Tile) ☆ Famous YouTubers such as Mikuru Asakura, Tenshin Nasukawa, and Hikakin have uploaded videos of the "Tile-Breaking Challenge," with a total of over 30 million views! ☆ Breaking real tiles has drawbacks such as "dangerous," "difficult to clean up after breaking," and "only once," which are not suitable for the general public, but "Pla-Kawara" is safe because it is made of plastic. ☆ All purchasers of "Pla-Kawara" will receive a free pair of open-finger gloves! With these, you can break them with all your might without hurting your fingers. ☆ In addition to stress relief and self-improvement, it's sure to be a hit at parties, year-end parties, New Year's parties, and other events! You can also create your own unique production for viral videos on social media. ☆ Pla-Kawara is a plastic tile designed to make it easy to do the tile-breaking challenge. ☆ Unlike real tiles, the pieces won't scatter, there's no risk of injury, and anyone can enjoy breaking them easily. ☆ The exhilarating feeling of breaking it in half from the middle creates a sense of excitement and helps to strengthen your mental state and relieve frustration. ■ Product Specifications ・Product Name: Pla-Kawara 5-piece set ・Size: W210 x D250 x H25 (approx./mm) / piece W260 x D250 x H240 (approx./mm) / with 5 pieces on the PE block ・Weight: approx. 360g / piece, approx. 1.8kg / 5 pieces ・Material: HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) ・Accessories: 2 PE blocks (W50 x D250 x H100mm / piece), 1 non-woven fabric carrying bag, 1 Japanese instruction manual and 1-year warranty, 1 pair of open-finger gloves ・Country of Origin: China ※ Precautions for Use ● Always use Pla-Kawara on the included PE blocks when breaking it. ● When breaking it for the first time, test the force you can break with one Pla-Kawara. ● Be careful not to hurt your fingers or cause injury if you try to break it with excessive force. ● Wear the included gloves to avoid hurting your fingers. ● Do not hit your fingers or other parts of your body on the floor. ● When breaking with bare hands, place a folded towel on the Pla-Kawara. ● When breaking Pla-Kawara with force, the broken pieces will fly to the left and right, so be careful not to hit people or objects around you.