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+ | ==Biography== |
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+ | Denzo Ishizaki was born in Japan on 20 October 1886 and lived in Ibaraki Prefecture as a teacher. |
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+ | Ishizaki became the oldest man in Japan following the death of 112-year-old [[Gengan Tonaki]] in 1997, and became the world's oldest recognized man following the death of 113-year-old [[Walter Richardson]] on 25 December 1998. |
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+ | On 15 January 1999, he passed the final age of Gengan Tonaki and became the oldest Japanese man ever, and following the death of 113-year-old [[Yasu Akino]] on 12 February 1999, he became Japan's oldest person. |
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+ | Denzo Ishizaki died in Kansago, Ibaraki, Japan on 29 April 1999, at the age of 112 years, 191 days from multiple organ failure, as the ninth-oldest living person in the world. |
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+ | As world's oldest man, he was succeeded in title by then 111-year-old Spaniard [[Antonio Urrea-Hernandez]]. He still ranks among the 30 oldest men ever. |
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+ | ==References== |
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− | He lived in Ibaraki Prefecture. Ishizaki became the world's oldest recognized man following the death of 113-year-old Walter Richardson on 25 December 1998. He became Japan's oldest person following the death of Yasu Akino on February 12 1999, who was 113 years, 348 days. Ishizaki died at the age of 112 years 191 days, as the ninth oldest living person in the world. As world's oldest man, he was succeeded in title by then 111-year-old Spaniard Antonio Urrea. He still ranks among the 20 oldest men ever today. |
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+ | *[https://grg.org/Gallery/1886Gallery.html#Denzo_Ishizaki Denzo Ishizaki, 112] Photo Gallery, [http://www.grg.org/SC/SCindex.html Gerontology Research Group] |
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+ | *[http://www.deseretnews.com/article/694323/Japans-oldest-person-dies-at-112.html?pg=all Japan's oldest person dies at 112] |
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Revision as of 00:55, 25 October 2020
Denzo Ishizaki | |
Birth: | 20 October 1886 Ibaraki, Japan |
Death: | 29 April 1999 Kansago, Ibaraki, Japan |
Age: | 112 years, 191 days |
Country: | JPN |
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Denzo Ishizaki [石崎 伝蔵 Ishizaki Denzō] (20 October 1886 – 29 April 1999) was a Japanese supercentenarian who, for a short time, was Japan's oldest living person and the world's oldest living man.
Biography
Denzo Ishizaki was born in Japan on 20 October 1886 and lived in Ibaraki Prefecture as a teacher.
Ishizaki became the oldest man in Japan following the death of 112-year-old Gengan Tonaki in 1997, and became the world's oldest recognized man following the death of 113-year-old Walter Richardson on 25 December 1998.
On 15 January 1999, he passed the final age of Gengan Tonaki and became the oldest Japanese man ever, and following the death of 113-year-old Yasu Akino on 12 February 1999, he became Japan's oldest person.
Denzo Ishizaki died in Kansago, Ibaraki, Japan on 29 April 1999, at the age of 112 years, 191 days from multiple organ failure, as the ninth-oldest living person in the world.
As world's oldest man, he was succeeded in title by then 111-year-old Spaniard Antonio Urrea-Hernandez. He still ranks among the 30 oldest men ever.
References
Japan's Oldest Living Person Titleholders (V • T • E) |
Waka Shirahama • Tane Ikai • Sue Utagawa • Suekiku Miyanaga • Asa Takii • Tase Matsunaga • Yasu Akino • Denzo Ishizaki • Kayo Fujii • Mie Ishiguro • Matsuno Oikawa • Yukichi Chuganji • Mitoyo Kawate • Ura Koyama • Yone Minagawa • Shitsu Nakano • Tsuneyo Toyonaga • Kaku Yamanaka • Kama Chinen • Chiyono Hasegawa • Jiroemon Kimura • Misao Okawa • Anonymous (Tokyo) • Nabi Tajima • Chiyo Miyako • Kane Tanaka • Fusa Tatsumi • Tomiko Itooka |
Japan's Oldest Living Man Titleholders (V • E) |
Shozaburo Oda • Tokusaburo Hatsukade • Unknown • Ikumatsu Matsuura • Masakichi Kai • Goro Usuyama • Shizuo Jinjiang • Kokuzo Iwate • Eisaku Takada • Hisaharu Arai • Chojiro Goto • Yozotaro Yoshikawa • Masutaro Sato • Takataro Hiragushi • Mataichi Ono • Shotaro Tanaka • Rinzo Shimizu • Koji Onishi • Inasaku Abe • Mokotaru Osada • Eiju Tsuru • Kiichi Fujiwara • Nisaburo Matsuyama • Shimetaro Hara • Gihei Oka • Gengan Tonaki • Denzo Ishizaki • Sadayoshi Tanabe • Yukichi Chuganji • Kameni Nakamura • Minsho Ozawa • Totaro Murakami • Kohachi Shigetaka • Nijiro Tokuda • Tomoji Tanabe • Jiroemon Kimura • Jokichi Ikarashi • Sakari Momoi • Yasutaro Koide • Masamitsu Yoshida • Masazo Nonaka • Chitetsu Watanabe • Issaku Tomoe • Shojiro Shirai • Motoi Fukunishi • Mikizo Ueda • Shigeru Nakamura • Gisaburo Sonobe |