07月05日

1901年に生まれ、112歳という長寿を達成しました。健康長寿の秘訣として日々の規則正しい生活習慣が注目されました。公式に認定された長寿記録では、男性として世界第二位の長寿を誇ります。晩年まで活動的で、家族や地域社会との交流を大切にしていたと伝えられています。2013年7月5日に逝去し、その人生は長寿研究にも大きな示唆を与えました。

Born in 1919, Shintaro Hara developed a passion for railroads and miniature modeling at a young age. Over decades, he amassed one of Japan’s most comprehensive railway model collections, featuring rare pieces and custom designs. He founded several model railway clubs and organized exhibitions that popularized the hobby across the country. Hara published articles and guides on model construction, influencing generations of enthusiasts. His lifetime dedication left an enduring legacy in the world of railway modeling, celebrated by collectors and historians alike.

Born in 1903, Sakae Momoi became the world’s oldest living man in his final years. He lived through significant historical events, witnessing rapid changes in 20th-century Japan. His longevity was attributed to a disciplined lifestyle and a positive outlook on life. Momoi shared memories of pre-war Japan and offered insights into traditional customs. He became a symbol of healthy aging, inspiring studies on the secrets of a long life.

Foaled in 1992, Oguri One captured Japan’s heart with 10 consecutive victories from debut to top competition. He triumphed in major stakes races, showcasing remarkable speed and consistency. In 1996, he was awarded Horse of the Year, becoming one of the most celebrated champions in Japanese racing history. After retirement, Oguri One lived at Shinsei Horse Park, where visitors flocked to see the beloved champion. His story remains an inspiration in the racing community, symbolizing excellence, resilience, and fan devotion.