Dream - A man in Japan proved his perseverance when he found a torn and shapeless piece of paper money. He spent three weeks reconstructing the accidentally shredded 10,000 yen paper money that had entered the paper shredder machine.

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The paper money has been torn into thousands of pieces. Although it is written as only 10 thousand yen for Indonesians, the value of the torn money when converted to Indonesian rupiah currency is approximately IDR 1 million."

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The child named Tomo then happily accepted the challenge. Tomo started working on it in mid-February, by sorting out pieces of paper money from other pieces of paper."

On March 21, Tomo shared a photo of the paper money. There are several missing parts from the edge of the paper money and the rest is not in much better condition.

However, he relies on the fact that the Bank of Japan has a very specific policy regarding the exchange of damaged banknotes. According to him, he can still exchange them.

Tomo brought the banknotes to the Bank of Japan. Despite the lengthy process of inspecting the banknotes he had counted, he managed to exchange them.