List of Japanese supercentenarians

These are lists of Japanese supercentenarians (people from Japan who have attained the age of at least 110 years). The Gerontology Research Group (GRG), an organization that tracks supercentenarians and validates their ages, has verified age claims for over 300 such old people from Japan. The oldest Japanese person on record was Misao Okawa who died on 1 April 2015 at the age of 117 years, 27 days.[1] The oldest verified man was Jiroemon Kimura who died on 12 June 2013 at the age of 116 years, 54 days. As of 12 August 2017, there are 22 verified living supercentenarians in Japan, the oldest of whom is Nabi Tajima, born 4 August 1900, aged 117 years, 8 days.[1]

Living Japanese supercentenarians

Rank Name Sex Birth date Age as of 12 August 2017 Prefecture of birth Prefecture of residence
1 Nabi Tajima[1] F 4 August 1900 117 years, 8 days Kagoshima Kagoshima
2 Chiyo Miyako[1] F 2 May 1901 116 years, 102 days (unknown) Kanagawa
3 Kane Tanaka[1] F 2 January 1903 114 years, 222 days (unknown) Fukuoka
4 Iso Nakamura[1] F 23 April 1903 114 years, 111 days Ishikawa Ishikawa
5 Tae Ito[1] F 11 July 1903 114 years, 32 days (unknown) Iwate
6 Anonymous of Chiba[1] F 12 January 1904 113 years, 212 days (unknown) Chiba
7 Kuma Kobayashi[1] F 8 February 1904 113 years, 185 days (unknown) Aichi
8 Tsurue Amou[1] F 1 March 1904 113 years, 164 days (unknown) Tokushima
9 Tomoe Iwata[1] F 25 March 1904 113 years, 140 days (unknown) Iwate
10 Shin Matsushita[1] F 30 March 1904 113 years, 135 days (unknown) Miyagi
11 Yoshiyo Bessho[1] F 1 April 1904 113 years, 133 days (unknown) Okayama
12 Tane Yonekura[1] F 2 May 1904 113 years, 102 days (unknown) Kagoshima
13 Katsue Hiraishi[1] F 9 June 1904 113 years, 64 days (unknown) Tokushima
14 Kiku Usami[1] F 1 September 1904 112 years, 345 days (unknown) Niigata
15 Hisa Arai[1] F 10 September 1904 112 years, 336 days (unknown) Gifu
16 Kamada Shimabukuro[1] F 20 December 1904 112 years, 235 days (unknown) Okinawa
17 Kuni Onose[1] F 31 December 1904 112 years, 224 days (unknown) Ibaraki
18 Shigeyo Nakachi[1] F 1 February 1905 112 years, 192 days (unknown) Saga
19 Etsu Nishiura[1] F 19 February 1905 112 years, 174 days (unknown) Osaka
20 Kame Ganeko[1] F 10 April 1905 112 years, 124 days (unknown) Okinawa
21 Anonymous of Kyoto[1] F 16 July 1905 112 years, 27 days (unknown) Kyoto
22 Masazou Nonaka[1] M 25 July 1905 112 years, 18 days Hokkaidō Hokkaidō
23 Tsukimi Kishi[2] F 31 August 1905 111 years, 346 days (unknown) Tochigi
24 Toichi Sasaki[3] M 4 September 1905 111 years, 342 days (unknown) Miyagi
25 Kimi Asanuma[4] F 3 November 1905 111 years, 282 days (unknown) Tokyo
Mina Kitagawa[5] F 3 November 1905 111 years, 282 days (unknown) Shiga
27 Misao Ueki[5] F 7 November 1905 111 years, 278 days (unknown) Shiga
28 Futsuko Furuie[5] F 1 January 1906 111 years, 223 days (unknown) Saitama
29 Kameo Oya[6] M 12 February 1907 110 years, 181 days (unknown) Oita

100 oldest Japanese people ever

  Deceased   Living
†^ denotes age at death, or, if living, age as of 12 August 2017

Rank Name Sex Birth date Death date Age [†] Prefecture of birth Prefecture of death
1 Misao Okawa[1] F 5 March 1898 1 April 2015 117 years, 27 days Osaka Osaka
2 Nabi Tajima[1] F 4 August 1900 Living 117 years, 8 days Kagoshima Living in Kagoshima
3 Tane Ikai[7] F 18 January 1879 12 July 1995 116 years, 175 days Aichi Aichi
4 Chiyo Miyako[1] F 2 May 1901 Living 116 years, 102 days (unknown) Living in Kanagawa
5 Jiroemon Kimura[1] M 19 April 1897 12 June 2013 116 years, 54 days Kyoto Kyoto
6 Anonymous of Tokyo[1][8] F 15 March 1900 27 September 2015 115 years, 196 days (unknown) Tokyo
7 Koto Okubo[9] F 24 December 1897 12 January 2013 115 years, 19 days Tokyo Kanagawa
8 Chiyono Hasegawa[10] F 20 November 1896 2 December 2011 115 years, 12 days Saga Saga
9 Kama Chinen[11] F 10 May 1895 2 May 2010 114 years, 357 days Okinawa Okinawa
10 Kiyoko Ishiguro[1] F 4 March 1901 5 December 2015 114 years, 276 days (unknown) Kanagawa
11 Yukie Hino[1] F 17 April 1902 13 January 2017 114 years, 271 days (unknown) Niigata
12 Hide Ohira[7] F 15 September 1880 9 May 1995 114 years, 236 days Wakayama Wakayama
13 Kane Tanaka[1] F 2 January 1903 Living 114 years, 222 days (unknown) Living in Fukuoka
14 Yone Minagawa[12] F 4 January 1893 13 August 2007 114 years, 221 days Fukuoka Fukuoka
15 Ura Koyama[7] F 30 August 1890 5 April 2005 114 years, 218 days Hiroshima Fukuoka
16 Mitsue Toyoda[1] F 15 February 1902 25 August 2016 114 years, 192 days (unknown) Ōita
17 Tase Matsunaga[7] F 11 May 1884 18 November 1998 114 years, 191 days Niigata Tokyo
18 Yukichi Chuganji[7] M 23 March 1889 28 September 2003 114 years, 189 days Fukuoka Fukuoka
19 Kame Nakamura[13] F 8 March 1898 12 September 2012 114 years, 188 days Okinawa Okinawa
20 Mitoyo Kawate[7] F 15 May 1889 13 November 2003 114 years, 182 days Hiroshima Hiroshima
21 Toshie Yorimitsu F 30 September 1901 28 February 2016 114 years, 151 days Kōchi Okinawa
22 Iso Nakamura[1] F 23 April 1903 Living 114 years, 111 days Ishikawa Living in Ishikawa
23 Chiyo Shiraishi[7] F 6 August 1895 19 November 2009 114 years, 105 days Fukushima Ibaraki
24 Asa Takii[7] F 28 April 1884 31 July 1998 114 years, 94 days Hiroshima Hiroshima
25 Waka Shirahama[7] F 23 March 1878 16 June 1992 114 years, 85 days Kagoshima Miyazaki
26 Suekiku Miyanaga[7] F 7 April 1884 20 June 1998 114 years, 74 days (unknown) Kagoshima
27 Shige Hirooka[10] F 16 January 1897 29 March 2011 114 years, 72 days (unknown) Osaka
28 Tae Ito[1] F 11 July 1903 Living 114 years, 32 days (unknown) Living in Iwate
29 Hatsue Ono[13] F 31 October 1898 17 October 2012 113 years, 352 days Iwate Hokkaidō
30 Yasu Akino[7] F 1 March 1885 12 February 1999 113 years, 348 days (unknown) Shizuoka
31 Tsuneyo Toyonaga[14] F 21 May 1894 22 February 2008 113 years, 277 days (unknown) Kōchi
32 Tomoji Tanabe[15] M 18 September 1895 19 June 2009 113 years, 274 days Miyazaki Miyazaki
33 Mitsue Nagasaki[1] F 18 September 1899 17 June 2013 113 years, 272 days Kumamoto Hiroshima
34 Shizue Nagata[1] F 25 July 1903 12 April 2017 113 years, 261 days (unknown) Kumamoto
35 Hatsuno Goto[1] F 1 September 1903 15 May 2017 113 years, 256 days (unknown) Tokyo
36 Shitsu Nakano[12] F 1 January 1894 19 August 2007 113 years, 230 days Fukuoka Fukuoka
37 Anonymous of Chiba[1] F 12 January 1904 Living 113 years, 212 days (unknown) Living in Chiba
38 Kuma Kobayashi[1] F 8 February 1904 Living 113 years, 185 days (unknown) Living in Aichi
39 Masa Iseri[1] F 19 September 1902 5 March 2016 113 years, 168 days (unknown) Kumamoto
40 Tsurue Amou[1] F 1 March 1904 Living 113 years, 164 days (unknown) Living in Tokushima
41 Koito Furukawa[1] F 8 May 1901 11 October 2014 113 years, 156 days (unknown) Tokushima
42 Yoshino Tanaka[1] F 3 March 1900 30 July 2013 113 years, 149 days Okinawa Nagasaki
43 Terue Ashida[1] F 20 September 1899 15 February 2013 113 years, 148 days Hyōgo Hyōgo
44 Tomoe Iwata[1] F 25 March 1904 Living 113 years, 140 days (unknown) Living in Iwate
45 Komiya Miyazaki[10] F 20 August 1897 4 January 2011 113 years, 137 days (unknown) Hiroshima
46 Shin Matsushita[1] F 30 March 1904 Living 113 years, 135 days (unknown) Living in Miyagi
47 Yoshiyo Bessho[1] F 1 April 1904 Living 113 years, 133 days (unknown) Living in Okayama
48 Mise Ito[7] F 6 November 1890 18 March 2004 113 years, 133 days (unknown) Shizuoka
49 Jun Kitamasu[1] F 2 March 1900 11 July 2013 113 years, 131 days (unknown) Hiroshima
50 Kaku Yamanaka[14] F 11 December 1894 5 April 2008 113 years, 116 days Aichi Aichi
51 Sue Utagawa[7] F 19 January 1884 4 May 1997 113 years, 105 days Yamaguchi Yamaguchi
52 Niwa Kawamoto[7] F 5 August 1863 16 November 1976 113 years, 103 days (unknown) Shiga
53 Tane Yonekura[1] F 2 May 1904 Living 113 years, 102 days (unknown) Living in Kagoshima
54 Tome Takaoka[13] F 1 January 1899 12 April 2012 113 years, 102 days (unknown) Ibaraki
55 Masayo Ito F 1 October 1902 6 January 2016 113 years, 97 days (unknown) Miyagi
56 Kame Takamiyagi[13] F 10 June 1899 10 September 2012 113 years, 92 days (unknown) Okinawa
57 Chiyono Ohta[11] F 1 November 1896 25 January 2010 113 years, 85 days (unknown) Miyagi
58 Mie Ishiguro[7] F 2 June 1888 14 August 2001 113 years, 73 days Hokkaidō Hokkaidō
59 Katsue Hiraishi[1] F 9 June 1904 Living 113 years, 64 days (unknown) Living in Tokushima
60 Hina Shikawatari[13] F 1 January 1899 15 February 2012 113 years, 45 days (unknown) Ishikawa
61 Yoshino Ide[15] F 1 January 1896 28 January 2009 113 years, 27 days (unknown) Hyōgo
62 Tase Hayasaka[7] F 1 July 1885 23 July 1998 113 years, 22 days (unknown) Niigata
63 Tane Shimada[1] F 25 September 1903 16 October 2016 113 years, 21 days (unknown) Saitama
64 Kou Iijima[15] F 25 March 1896 22 March 2009 112 years, 362 days (unknown) Chiba
Kitsuyo Yamamoto[1] F 12 March 1902 9 March 2015 112 years, 362 days (unknown) Shimane
66 Kiku Usami[1] F 1 September 1904 Living 112 years, 345 days (unknown) Living in Niigata
67 Yaoe Koda[10] F 1 July 1898 9 June 2011 112 years, 343 days (unknown) Kōchi
68 Sugino Tamai[1] F 9 March 1902 14 February 2015 112 years, 342 days Shiga Hyōgo
69 Matsu Kayo[7] F 9 January 1886 13 December 1998 112 years, 338 days Okinawa Okinawa
70 Hisa Arai[1] F 10 September 1904 Living 112 years, 336 days (unknown) Living in Gifu
71 Chikao Beppu[11] F 28 March 1897 17 February 2010 112 years, 326 days (unknown) Kagoshima
72 Toyo Endo[7] F 13 February 1892 3 January 2005 112 years, 325 days (unknown) Shizuoka
73 Matsuno Oikawa[7] F 20 February 1889 3 January 2002 112 years, 317 days (unknown) Iwate
74 Hanae Kimura[1] F 8 August 1901 16 June 2014 112 years, 312 days (unknown) Tokushima
Yasutaro Koide[1] M 13 March 1903 19 January 2016 112 years, 312 days Fukui Aichi
76 Yoki Yonehara[7] F 2 March 1892 4 January 2005 112 years, 308 days (unknown) Shimane
77 Hiro Nakae[10] F 20 October 1898 19 August 2011 112 years, 303 days (unknown) Hiroshima
78 Suma Tamagawa[10] F 14 March 1899 23 December 2011 112 years, 284 days (unknown) Iwate
79 Yoneno Kouno[1] F 7 August 1902 24 April 2015 112 years, 260 days (unknown) Ehime
80 Kame Higa[7] F 22 June 1892 23 February 2005 112 years, 246 days Okinawa Okinawa
Takeno Fujita[13] F 1 December 1899 3 August 2012 112 years, 246 days (unknown) Ehime
82 Ine Atarashiya[13] F 6 September 1899 8 May 2012 112 years, 245 days (unknown) Yamaguchi
83 Kamada Shimabukuro[1] F 20 December 1904 Living 112 years, 235 days (unknown) Living in Okinawa
84 Hana Shindo[1] F 29 October 1901 20 June 2014 112 years, 234 days (unknown) Saitama
85 Sute Sato[1] F 15 October 1902 29 May 2015 112 years, 226 days (unknown) Fukushima
86 Woteru Takiguchi[13] F 19 April 1900 30 November 2012 112 years, 225 days (unknown) Tokyo
87 Kuni Onose[1] F 31 December 1904 Living 112 years, 224 days (unknown) Living in Ibaraki
88 Tsuya Hayashi[1] F 26 April 1904 30 November 2016 112 years, 218 days (unknown) Toyama
89 Mumeno Sakurai[1] F 7 February 1904 26 August 2016 112 years, 201 days (unknown) Gunma
90 Usa Higa[10] F 21 March 1899 7 October 2011 112 years, 200 days (unknown) Okinawa
91 Shigeyo Nakachi[1] F 1 February 1905 Living 112 years, 192 days (unknown) Living in Saga
92 Denzo Ishizaki[7] M 20 October 1886 29 April 1999 112 years, 191 days (unknown) Ibaraki
93 Shizue Hasegawa[7] F 27 January 1885 31 July 1997 112 years, 185 days (unknown) Hiroshima
94 Etsu Nishiura[1] F 19 February 1905 Living 112 years, 174 days (unknown) Living in Osaka
95 Tetsu Ishii[1] F 15 September 1904 4 March 2017 112 years, 170 days Iwate Aomori
96 Yasuno Kawamoto[1][16] F 15 April 1903 29 September 2015 112 years, 167 days Okayama Yamaguchi
97 Haru Shimazu[7] F 7 July 1892 14 December 2004 112 years, 160 days (unknown) Kanagawa
98 Masamitsu Yoshida[1] M 30 May 1904 29 October 2016 112 years, 152 days Tokyo Tokyo
99 Sakari Momoi[1][17] M 5 February 1903 5 July 2015 112 years, 150 days Fukushima Saitama
100 Sawayo Tanaka[7] F 9 June 1891 1 November 2003 112 years, 145 days (unknown) Fukuoka

Japanese emigrant supercentenarians

Rank Name Sex Birth date Death date Age [†] Prefecture of birth Country of residence or death
1 Ito Konno Kinase[18] F 31 December 1889 24 January 2003 113 years, 24 days Japan United States (Hawaii)

Chronological list of the oldest living person in Japan since 1992

From To Name Sex Age(s)
when oldest		 Reported lifespan Prefecture of death
Unidentified 16 June 1992 Waka Shirahama[19] F ? – 114 23 March 1878 – 16 June 1992
114 years, 85 days		 Miyazaki
16 June 1992 12 July 1995
(3 years, 26 days)		 Tane Ikai[19] F 113 – 116 18 January 1879 – 12 July 1995
116 years, 175 days		 Aichi
12 July 1995 4 May 1997
(1 year, 296 days)		 Sue Utagawa[19] F 111 – 113 19 January 1884 – 4 May 1997
113 years, 105 days		 Yamaguchi
4 May 1997 20 June 1998
(1 year, 47 days)		 Suekiku Miyanaga[19] F 113 – 114 7 April 1884 – 20 June 1998
114 years, 74 days		 Kagoshima
20 June 1998 31 July 1998
(41 days)		 Asa Takii[19] F 114 28 April 1884 – 31 July 1998
114 years, 94 days		 Hiroshima
31 July 1998 18 November 1998
(110 days)		 Tase Matsunaga[19] F 114 11 May 1884 – 18 November 1998
114 years, 191 days		 Niigata
18 November 1998 12 February 1999
(86 days)		 Yasu Akino[20] F 113 1 March 1885 – 12 February 1999
113 years, 348 days		 Shizuoka
12 February 1999 29 April 1999
(76 days)		 Denzo Ishizaki[21] M 112 20 October 1886 – 29 April 1999
112 years, 191 days		 Ibaraki
29 April 1999 6 August 1999
(99 days)		 Kayo Fujii[7] F 111 12 March 1888 – 6 August 1999
111 years, 147 days		 Aichi
6 August 1999 14 August 2001
(2 years, 8 days)		 Mie Ishiguro[7] F 111 – 113 2 June 1888 – 14 August 2001
113 years, 73 days		 Hokkaidō
14 August 2001 3 January 2002
(142 days)		 Matsuno Oikawa[7] F 112 20 February 1889 – 3 January 2002
112 years, 317 days		 Iwate
3 January 2002 28 September 2003
(1 year, 268 days)		 Yukichi Chuganji[7] M 112 – 114 23 March 1889 – 28 September 2003
114 years, 189 days		 Fukuoka
28 September 2003 13 November 2003
(46 days)		 Mitoyo Kawate[7] F 114 15 May 1889 – 13 November 2003
114 years, 182 days		 Hiroshima
13 November 2003 5 April 2005
(1 year, 143 days)		 Ura Koyama[7] F 113 – 114 30 August 1890 – 5 April 2005
114 years, 218 days		 Fukuoka
5 April 2005 13 August 2007
(2 years, 130 days)		 Yone Minagawa[7] F 112 – 114 4 January 1893 – 13 August 2007
114 years, 221 days		 Fukuoka
13 August 2007 19 August 2007
(6 days)		 Shitsu Nakano[7] F 113 1 January 1894 – 19 August 2007
113 years, 230 days		 Fukuoka
19 August 2007 22 February 2008
(187 days)		 Tsuneyo Toyonaga[22] F 113 21 May 1894 – 22 February 2008
113 years, 277 days		 Kōchi
22 February 2008 5 April 2008
(43 days)		 Kaku Yamanaka[23] F 113 11 December 1894 – 5 April 2008
113 years, 116 days		 Aichi
5 April 2008 2 May 2010
(2 years, 27 days)		 Kama Chinen[24] F 112 – 114 10 May 1895 – 2 May 2010
114 years, 357 days		 Okinawa
2 May 2010 2 December 2011
(1 year, 214 days)		 Chiyono Hasegawa[25] F 113 – 115 20 November 1896 – 2 December 2011
115 years, 12 days		 Saga
2 December 2011 12 June 2013
(1 year, 192 days)		 Jiroemon Kimura[26] M 114 – 116 19 April 1897 – 12 June 2013
116 years, 54 days		 Kyoto
12 June 2013 1 April 2015
(1 year, 293 days)		 Misao Okawa[27] F 115 – 117 5 March 1898 – 1 April 2015
117 years, 27 days		 Osaka
1 April 2015 27 September 2015
(179 days)		 Anonymous of Tokyo[28] F 115 15 March 1900 – 27 September 2015
115 years, 196 days		 Tokyo
27 September 2015 Present
(1 year, 319 days) 		Nabi Tajima[29] F 115 – 117* born 4 August 1900
age 117 years, 8 days		 Living in Kagoshima

People

Denzo Ishizaki

Denzo Ishizaki (石崎 伝蔵, Ishizaki Denzō, 20 October 1886 – 29 April 1999) was for a short time Japan's oldest person and the world's oldest man, from February to April 1999.[21] A former elementary school teacher and town assembly member, Ishizaki lived in Kansago, Ibaraki Prefecture, where he died of multiple organ failure on 29 April 1999 at the age of 112 years, 191 days.[30]

Tase Matsunaga

Tase Matsunaga (松永 タセ, Matsunaga Tase, 11 May 1884 – 18 November 1998) was a Japanese supercentenarian. Matsunaga was born in Kiyosato in the Niigata prefecture though soon moved to Tokyo. She moved from Tokyo, where she lived with her daughter, to Mutsumien in 1983.[31] A farmer for most of her life, she was still gardening when she was 112, but she was mostly bedridden after that. On 31 July 1998, she became the oldest recognized living person in Japan. Later that same year she died, aged 114 years, 191 days, of heart failure.[32] Matsunaga was the second oldest living person in the world behind Sarah Knauss.

Mitoyo Kawate

Mitoyo Kawate (川手 ミトヨ, Kawate Mitoyo, May 15, 1889 – November 13, 2003) was a Japanese supercentenarian. She became the world's oldest living woman after the death of Mae Harrington on December 29, 2002, and the oldest recognized living person after the death of Japanese man Yukichi Chuganji on September 28, 2003, until November 13, 2003. (On October 31, 2003, after Kamato Hongo's death, Kawate was thought to be the oldest living person in the world.[33][34] In fact, Kawate became oldest living person in the world on September 28, 2003, because Kamato Hongo's record was revoked in 2012.[35])

A resident of Hiroshima, she worked on a farm until injuring her hands at the age of 99. In 1945, two days after the Atomic bombing of Hiroshima, she entered Hiroshima city in order to look for acquaintances.[33][36] She was taken to a hospital shortly before her death from pneumonia.[33][34] Her death left Ramona Trinidad Iglesias-Jordan of Puerto Rico the oldest documented person in the world,[35] though this was not recognized by Guinness World Records until 2004 (Charlotte Benkner of the U.S. had been given the title in the interim).[34]

Ura Koyama

Ura Koyama (小山 ウラ, Koyama Ura, 30 August 1890 – 5 April 2005) of Iizuka became the oldest person in Japan upon the death of Mitoyo Kawate in November 2003. On 5 April 2005, she died of pneumonia at a hospital in Iizuka. Koyama was the fourth oldest person in the world behind María Capovilla, Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper and Elizabeth Bolden, aged 114 years, 218 days. However, at the time of her death, she was thought to be the second oldest person in the world due to she died before the discovery of María Capovilla and Elizabeth Bolden.[37] Following Koyama's death, Yone Minagawa became Japan's oldest living person.[38]

Koto Okubo

Koto Okubo (大久保 琴, Ōkubo Koto, 24 December 1897 – 12 January 2013) was a Japanese supercentenarian who, at the time of her death aged 115 years, 19 days was recognized as the oldest woman in the world and the second oldest living person behind Jiroemon Kimura.

Okubo became the oldest woman from Japan and Asia after the death of Chiyono Hasegawa on 2 December 2011. Okubo had been living in a nursing home in Kawasaki, Kanagawa with her son and died of pneumonia.[39][40][41] The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare did not announce her name officially; only her residence and age were initially released.[42]

The name of Okubo was finally reported by the Japanese press on 14 September 2012,[39] and on the same day, Okubo was verified and added to the GRG list and Guinness World Records.[26] On 17 December 2012, Dina Manfredini died, and Okubo became the oldest recognized living woman. After Okubo's death, Misao Okawa became the oldest recognized living woman.[26]

See also

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