Guinness World Records
114-year-old recognised by Guinness World Records
as oldest woman
as oldest woman
A 114-year-old Japanese woman has been named
as the world's oldest female.
as the world's oldest female.
Misao Okawa was presented with the certificate after the previous
record holder passed away in January aged 115.
record holder passed away in January aged 115.
Okawa was born on March 5, 1898 and has three children, four grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren. Two of her children are still alive and are in their 90s,
reports AFP.
six great-grandchildren. Two of her children are still alive and are in their 90s,
reports AFP.
Upon receiving the honour, she said: "I'm happy. I'm feeling good anyway."
The record holder, who will turn 115 next week, broke her leg when she was
102 years old but has otherwise had no major health problems.
102 years old but has otherwise had no major health problems.
The world's oldest living person is a 115-year-old man from Kyoto,
making Japan home to both the oldest man and the oldest woman.
making Japan home to both the oldest man and the oldest woman.
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