Japan oldest person shigeko kagawa
Japan oldest person: 114 -year -old retired physician Shigoko Kagawa, a 114 -year -old resident of Japan, has become the eldest living person of Japan after the death of 114 -year -old Mioco Heroyasu. The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan has given information about this. Kagawa obtained a bachelor’s degree from a medical school before World War II. Kagawa served in a hospital in Osaka during the war and later operated his family’s clinic as maternity and gynecologist. She retired at the age of 86.
Kagawa told the secret of long life
Kagawa became one of the eldest torch carriers in the history of the Olympics during the Tokyo 2021 torch relay at the age of 109. When in 2023, ‘TOS News’ asked the secret of his long life, he said, “I have no secret.” I just play daily. My energy is my biggest capital. I go wherever I want, I eat what I want and do what I want. I am independent. ”
Japan oldest person shigeko kagawa (l)
Whose name was this record before Kagawa?
Hiroyasu, who was the eldest person of Japan before Shigoko Kagawa, died in a nursing home in Oita province. She was 114 years old. Born in 1911, heroyasu studied art in Tokyo, taught in Hiroshima province and raised three children. On the 113th birthday, he said, “I am grateful to stay healthy.”
What do data say
Despite the decline in the total population, the old population of Japan is increasing. Japan had a record 3.6 million people (29 percent of the total population) 65 years or older in Japan, the highest proportion of senior citizens in the world. According to the Ministry of Home and Communications, people aged 80 years and above are now 10 percent of the total population. There are 95,119 old people across the country. (AP)
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