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Tetsuyo Ishii's Wisdom for Longevity: Still Optimistic at 106

What kind of life can a 106-year-old live? Tetsuyo Ishii, from Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, celebrated her 106th birthday on April 29th this year. She lived alone until the age of 104, and her life story garnered widespread attention after being reported by the media and made into a film. She now resides in a nursing home.

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Tetsuyo Ishii's Wisdom for Longevity: Still Optimistic at 106

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