Record in Japan! The number of people over 100 has surpassed 100,000
In Japan, the number of people aged 100 and over has risen for the first time past the 100,000 mark to 107,677. In a country noted for its long life expectancy, about 88% of these individuals are women, and it was announced that the oldest Japanese person is 114 years old.
The number of people aged 100 and over in Japan increased by 7,914 compared to last yearto 107,677reached. Thus, for the first time in the country, the number of people over 100 surpassed the 100,000 mark.
Women’s Share 88%
According to data released by the Ministry of Health, women make up about 88% of the population aged 100 and over. The number of people in this age group in the country was only 153 in 1963, and has shown a continuous increase since then.
Japan’s Oldest People Identified
According to data, Japan's oldest person is 114-year-old Fuyo Kişimoto, who lives in Kyoto. The oldest man is recorded as 112-year-old Hikaru Kato, who lives in Kumamoto.
On Top in Life Expectancy
Japan ranks among the countries that stand out worldwide for its long life expectancy. In women, the average life expectancy87.33 yearswhile ranking first worldwide, this duration in men81.35 yearswas announced as.
Experts say that balanced eating habits, low obesity rates, and a comprehensive health insurance system are effective in Japan's high life expectancy.
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