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Supercentenarian Profile

Kaku Yamanaka

Born:

11/12/1894
Aichi Prefecture

Died:

05/04/2008
Aichi Prefecture

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Kaku Yamanaka (山中 かく Yamanaka Kaku) was a validated Japanese supercentenarian.

BIOGRAPHY

She lived her last years at a nursing home in Yatomi, Aichi Prefecture. According to officials at the nursing home, Yamanaka loved singing and dancing. Following her death, the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry of Japan reported that a 112-year-old woman from Okinawa Prefecture, was the nation’s new oldest person. This turned out to be Kama Chinen.

She died at the age of 113 years, 116 days.

RECOGNITION

At the time of her death, Yamanaka was the sixth-oldest validated living person in the world, and the oldest person in Japan.

ATTRIBUTION

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