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Due to very few deaths during this period and some validations, Quiros is now 43rd.

Japan has 8 people now.. Let's see how it goes. Most of them look quite frail though

There is one more now Fujiko Mihara (born 13 Dec 1910) was validated by Longeviquest.

Two new living Japanese SCs born in 1910 are now validated by at least one organization... Katsugo Tago (28 March 1910). The name of former Anonymous of Tokyo is now revealed and validated by Grg. Yuko Sato (29 September 1910) previously unknown, validated by Longeviquest.

Efrain Antonio Rios Garcia from 1910 is still alive though. We don't know Gisaburo's condition.

Pearl Berg has surpassed Goldie Michelson to become the third-oldest Jewish person after Cecile Klein and Goldie Steinberg. She is already the oldest American-born Jew.

New images of Juan Vicente Perez Mora (27 August).

If Kame Uema gets validated it would mean we now have again a full top 10 of 114+ persons (after Okagi Hayashi's 114th birthday).

Okagi Hayashi turns 114.

Good... I was a bit worried of her becoming a new Gustav Gerneth.

Charlotte Kretschmann (pending validation) seems by far the strongest living person of the 1900s. Having said that I wouldn't be surprised if someone frailer outlived her especially if Japanese. Okagi Hayashi could be such a person as she is also quite strong.

Juan Vicente Perez Mora and Ethel Caterham are reversing the trends of struggling male extreme longevity and struggling UK extreme longevity.

The top 5 has been strong. It has stayed the same since Randon's death (17 January). Maria was always a strong SC with good potential and indeed she surpassed all 116ers from South / Mediterranean Europe (Jeanne Bot, Maria Giuseppa Robucci, Ana Maria Vela Rubio, Giuseppina Projetto). She has good care, her family is active in social media, and she remains in good condition despite some decline so 117 is possible but we know that it is a very exceptional age, very difficult to reach. I think if she reaches 117 she also has many chances to reach 117.5 because summer is less dangerous for SCs Fusa Tatsumi has been in very frail condition since at least 3.5 years ago but she remains stable like we have seen with other Japanese female SCs. She always gave me off the vibes of Tajima as a case and she is indeed becoming a new Nabi Tajima. I don't think Eddie Ceccareli's dementia is immediately necessarily dangerous for her. Obviously it's a negative aspect like her physical decline which is not a good sign but still she is quite strong physically for her age. Tomiko Itooka was in miraculous condition as an old woman, as a centenarian and as an early supercentenarian. It is a shame to see that she has somewhat declined but she is still strong and surely much stronger than many other Japanese SCs... She also has a wealthy background and good care. Inah is another former very strong case with some decline due to advancing age. It would be interesting to see her getting far, given that another nun made it at the top 4 of the oldest people ..

New wikis were created after disputes and admins in Gerontology Wiki banning Longeviquest and other non-GRG organizations as sources. https://supercentenarians.fandom.com/wiki/Supercentenarians_Wiki https://superlongevity.fandom.com/wiki/Superlongevity_Wiki

The GRG has given pending status to an Anonymous woman from Japan (born 31 March 1910).