The only condition to win this competition: Sleep! The prize is 14,000 dollars.
In the unusual competition to be held in Japan, participants will compete for the approximately 14,458 dollars grand prize by sleeping the highest quality sleep for 90 minutes.
In the 'Mattrace by Koala' competition to be held in Tokyo, sleep quality will be evaluated instead of speed, strength, or endurance. Each race, with about 20 participants, will last 90 minutes.
Competitors will stay in bed for 90 minutes and try to achieve the highest quality sleep to win the 2.2 million yen (about $14,458) prize.
The winner will be determined not just by falling asleep the fastest, but by the depth and quality of sleep. The event also plans to deliberately disturb competitors while they are sleeping.
Applications are open until September 16.
The event organized by Koala Japan will take place on October 5 at Share Green Minami Aoyama in Tokyo's Minato district. Three separate races will be held throughout the day.
Each race will feature about 20 participants. If the number of applications exceeds the quota, participants will be selected by lottery. Applications will remain open until 23:59 on September 16.
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