Jiroemon Kimura oldest man in recorded History passed at 116
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Diamonds and Gents Mr. Jiroemon Kimura Japanese man died at the age of 116. He was pronounced the oldest recorded man/person to live in history by the Guinness book of world records. He had taken the title after an Ohio woman died at 115 a year in a half ago.
Well, he said that he accounts it to him being in the sun and keeping his mind sharp. Mr. Kimura ate 3 meals a day and it consist of rice, pumpkins and sweet potatoes. He even bragged about how he was learning to speak English. His favorite phrase to greet people was ""Thank you very much, you are very kind."
Well, Mr. Kimura was admitted to the hospital last month after contracting pneumonia.
He leaves behind 7 children, 14 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and 14 great great- grandchildren.
Kudos to a life well lived and I am running out to go get me some rice, pumpkins and sweet potatoes but they have to come from Japan. That is where Mr. Kimura lived.
Much Love Darlings!!!
Source:NBC
Picture from Kyotango City Government via AFP - Getty Images, file
Diamonds and Gents Mr. Jiroemon Kimura Japanese man died at the age of 116. He was pronounced the oldest recorded man/person to live in history by the Guinness book of world records. He had taken the title after an Ohio woman died at 115 a year in a half ago.
Well, he said that he accounts it to him being in the sun and keeping his mind sharp. Mr. Kimura ate 3 meals a day and it consist of rice, pumpkins and sweet potatoes. He even bragged about how he was learning to speak English. His favorite phrase to greet people was ""Thank you very much, you are very kind."
Well, Mr. Kimura was admitted to the hospital last month after contracting pneumonia.
He leaves behind 7 children, 14 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and 14 great great- grandchildren.
Kudos to a life well lived and I am running out to go get me some rice, pumpkins and sweet potatoes but they have to come from Japan. That is where Mr. Kimura lived.
Much Love Darlings!!!
Source:NBC
Picture from Kyotango City Government via AFP - Getty Images, file
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