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A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world’s oldest living person on earth. She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya.

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116-year-old Japanese woman becomes world's oldest person

Name: 116-year-old Japanese woman becomes world's oldest person
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Description: A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world’s oldest living person on earth. She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya. The Guinness title transferred after Spanish woman Maria Branyas' death. when told about the title, It...

A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world’s oldest living person on earth. She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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116-year-old Japanese woman becomes world's oldest person

A Japan woman, Tomiko Itooka, becomes world’s oldest living person on earth. She is 116-years-old, lives in Japan's Ashiya. The Guinness title transferred after Spanish woman Maria Branyas' death. when told about the title, Itooka, said 'Thank you,' which is her everyday answer for everything.