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How 102-Year-Old Kikochi Akuzawa Beat His Own World Record

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Online Editor-in-Chief, Zandie Howells, tells us the story of the 102-year-old man who climbed Japan's tallest mountain - and beat his own record.
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How 102-year-old Kikochi Akuzawa beat his own world record

Online Editor-in-Chief, Zandie Howells, tells us the story of the 102-year-old man who climbed Japan's tallest mountain - and beat his own record.

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Demotivateur broke the news in on Monday, September 15, 2025.
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