LE JAPON -2- No manga, no anime

[LVD]

Ceux de Shinjuku et Shibuya doivent etre sacrement riches...

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Super Shogun]

[Super Shogun]

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Monsieur Vilak]

"L'Histoire par les cartes", excellente chaine. Des vidéos courtes qui vont à l'essentiel!

[Bouleau Blanc]

Articles sur le Japon :

https://www.lefigaro.fr/voyages/guides/ ... a-20241225

https://www.lefigaro.fr/conjoncture/le- ... s-20260311

https://www.lefigaro.fr/international/o ... s-20260306

[Monsieur Vilak]

Merci!

[Super Shogun]

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Super Shogun]

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Super Shogun]

Poignardez-les tous!

[Monsieur Vilak]

Kane Tanaka’s life was a masterclass in resilience, spanning over a century of radical global transformation.
Born prematurely on January 2, 1903, in the village of Wajiro, Japan, she was the seventh child in her family. In 1922, she married her cousin, Hideo Tanaka, with whom she ran a business selling sticky rice, udon noodles, and zenzai (a traditional sweet porridge).
Her early adulthood was marked by the immense challenges of the Shōwa era; while her husband and eldest son were called to serve in the military during the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II, Kane took full responsibility for the family business and her children.
Despite these hardships, she maintained a sharp mind and a playful spirit, often attributing her long life to her strong faith, family, and a relentless curiosity for learning.
In her later years, Kane became a global icon of longevity, officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest living person in 2019.
Residing in a nursing home in Fukuoka, she remained remarkably active, waking up at 6:00 AM daily to study mathematics and engage in fierce matches of the board game Othello, which she almost always won.
Even after surviving several bouts of cancer and living through the COVID-19 pandemic, she never lost her appetite for life, famously citing chocolate and Coca-Cola as her favorite "treats."
When she passed away on April 19, 2022, at the age of 119 years and 107 days, she held the title of the second-oldest verified person in history, leaving behind a legacy that stretched from the Wright brothers' first flight to the age of space tourism.