SHIZUOKA, Feb 11 (News On Japan) –
Kiyotaka Mizuno, the oldest man in Japan and the oldest resident in Shizuoka Prefecture, died of pure causes at his dwelling in Iwata, Shizuoka Prefecture, on February eighth on the age of 111, in line with native authorities.
Iwata City and Shizuoka Prefecture stated Mizuno handed away shortly after 9:30 a.m. on February eighth. Born in 1914, he had been the oldest man within the nation and the oldest individual within the prefecture.
{A photograph} from when Mizuno was round 20 years outdated reveals him serving as a member of the Imperial Guard assigned to guard the Imperial Palace. He later skilled the Pacific War, and after the battle ended, he spent a few years farming lengthy inexperienced onions and ebi-imo taro till across the age of 80.
When requested concerning the secret to his longevity, Mizuno as soon as stated: “The most important thing is not to worry too much about things. I’ve never been the type to brood since I was young.” He remained at dwelling along with his household till his last days, spending his final moments in acquainted environment.
Source: SBSnews6