Former doctor who became Japan's oldest living person, who died yesterday at the age of 115, revealed the simple secret to her longevity before her death.
Shigeko Kagawa, from Yamatokuriyama in Nara Prefecture, died last Thursday at the age of 115 years and 91 days.
She said that "walking and using her mind" helped her stay active.
The Japanese woman's family said that she ate three proper meals a day and maintained a regular routine.
Shigeko Ka…
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Former doctor who became Japan's oldest living person, who died yesterday at the age of 115, revealed the simple secret to her longevity before her death.
Shigeko Kagawa, from Yamatokuriyama in Nara Prefecture, died last Thursday at the age of 115 years and 91 days.
She said that "walking and using her mind" helped her stay active.
The Japanese woman's family said that she ate three proper meals a day and maintained a regular routine.
Shigeko Ka…