The Japanese government has announced a record number of 99,763 people aged 100 years or older, the majority of whom are women. This is a remarkable achievement, considering that Japan has the longest life expectancy in the world. A healthy diet, physical activity, and a low obesity rate contribute to longevity. Although the data is impressive, some studies question its accuracy, suggesting possible errors in the official records.
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Japonia stabileşte un record: are aproape 100.000 de persoane cu vârsta peste 100 de ani. În anii 1960, avea cei mai puţini centenari. De ce acum japonezii trăiesc mai mult
Record în Japonia: Aici trăiesc aproape 100.000 de oameni cu vârsta de peste 100 de ani
Record în Japonia: Aici trăiesc aproape 100.000 de oameni cu vârsta de peste 100 de ani
Record de longevitate în Japonia. Aproape 100.000 de oameni au depășit vârsta de 100 de ani
Ţara în care 100.000 de oameni au trecut de vârsta de 100 de ani. Secretul longevităţii lor e banal
Țara cu cei mai mulți centenari. Aproape 100.000 de oameni au trecut de 100 de ani
Record de longevitate în Japonia: Aproape 100.000 de oameni au depășit vârsta de 100 de ani
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