At the age of 119, Kane Tanaka passed away, drinking 3 cups of coffee a day

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Kane Tanaka. Frame: Youtube

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Her diet included soda, rice, soup, fish, but also many pastries

He loves math and solves problems for hours

The oldest man on the planet, the Japanese Kane Tanaka, has passed away at the age of 119, the world agencies reported.

She was born on January 2, 1903, outside Fukuoka, Japan, and married at the age of 19. He has 4 children from his marriage, but he also adopts a fifth.

The nursing home where she is housed claims that until recently she was in good health, loved board games, solved math problems, ate chocolate and drank soda water until the end.

She has been in private business all her life.

In 2021, she once again reminded the world of herself and her high spirits by announcing that she would be in a wheelchair relay for the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. Her plans were thwarted by the pandemic.

Many say they will never forget her answer when, in 2019, Guinness announced she was the oldest person on the planet. Asked what her happiest moment is, she says without thinking, “Now.”

Throughout her life, she wakes up at 6 in the morning.

Until the afternoon he studied mathematics, calligraphy and practiced various games for the development of the mind.

Although she experienced three pandemics during those 119 years – the Spanish flu (1918-1920), the first SARS in 2004 and COVID-19, Tanaka did not give up. She survived the two world wars and the atomic bomb in Nagasaki. At the age of 103 he developed colon cancer, but recovered after the operation.

Her diet is not the healthiest. She loved rice, fish, soup, drank a lot of water. But she loved sweets and drank three cups of coffee a day, plus a variety of fizzy drinks.

According to her, her secret is in sound sleep and in many walks

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