Guinness Book announces the death of the oldest in the world

The Guinness Book of Records, the oldest survivor of death in the world, is 117 years old.

The Japanese Ministry of Health said yesterday that Miyako Chiu, the biggest person in Japan and in the world, She died at the age of 117 last Sunday in Kanjawa Province, where she was living south of Tokyo.

Chiu was born on May 22, 1901 and was named Japan's oldest woman in April after Nabi Tajima's death. He was also 117 years old on the island of Kiki, in southern Japan.

Chiu enjoyed eating traditional Japanese foods, such as sushi and sea snakes. (Eels), in addition to healthy home-prepared foods. One of his most important hobbies is the art of calligraphy.

Her family described her as "exceptional", kind and patient and loved the line. Her husband, Shogi, worked for the Japanese Railroad Company, so Miyako Chiu loved to travel ..

Qiu's parents say that despite her age, she had a sense of humor and an atmosphere of constant pleasure around her,

With the death of Miyako Chiu, the title of the oldest surviving Muammar was transferred to Kayen Tanaka, 115, who lives in Fukuoka Prefecture, also in the south of Japan.

For the well-known story, Only two women over 117 years old, the Frenchman Jean Calmen, died at the age of 122 years old In 1997, and the American Sarah Knows, deceased in 1999 at the age of 119 years. In April, the Guinness Book of Records announced that another 112-year-old Japanese is the world's oldest man.