At 116, Japanese woman set to be named world's oldest person
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Tomiko Itooka, born May 23, 1908, is set to become the world's oldest person, having continued mountain climbing into her 70s, showcasing exceptional vitality.
Despite turning 100, Tomiko Itooka climbed Japan’s Mount Ontake in sneakers, astonishing her guide. She demonstrates a remarkable physical resilience, debunking aging stereotypes.
The Gerontology Research Group announced that after the passing of Maria Branyas Morera, Tomiko Itooka, age 116, is next in line as the oldest verified person.
Reflecting on her life, Mrs. Itooka started her journey in the same year of historic achievements like the Wright Brothers' flight, symbolizing an era of progress.
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