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In superaged Japan, athletes are making waves well into their 90s

Japan Times

HealthJapan Times·Sep 20, 2026·1 min read

In superaged Japan, athletes are making waves well into their 90s

Regardless of age, engaging in sports brings multiple health benefits — the greater one's physical fitness, the longer one tends to live.

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