China News Service, April 25. According to a report by Kyodo News on the 25th, on the 19th, Tanaka, a Japanese old man who was recognized by the Guinness World Records organization as “the world’s oldest living man” and “the world’s oldest living woman” Li Zi died at the age of 119.
On January 2, local time, Japanese man Rikko Tanaka celebrated his 119th birthday and continued to hold the title of “World’s Oldest Living Old Man” certified by Guinness. Image source: ICphoto
Riko Tanaka was born in January 1903. Earlier, when talking about the secret of longevity, Tanaka said that it is “eating food and learning”, and said that her life goal is to live to 120 years old.
(China News Network)