Tomiko Itooka, 116, is to be named the world's oldest person by Guinness World Records.
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After the death of a 117-year-old woman from Spain, 116-year-old Tomiko Itooka is next in line for the title of world's oldest person. She was an avid mountain climber and achieved the feat of climbing the 3,067-meter Mount Ontake twice at the age of 70.
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O japoneză în vârstă de 116 ani va fi numită cea mai în vârstă persoană din lume - B1TV.ro
Cine a devenit cea mai în vârstă persoană din lume după moartea Mariei Morera la 117 ani - HotNews.ro
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O japoneză de 116 de ani va fi numită cea mai vârstnică persoană din lume
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