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Nisaburo Matsuyama
Nisaburo Matsuyama
Birth: 10 October 1881
Japan
Death: 3 April 1991
Komatsu, Ishikawa, Japan
Age: 109 years, 175 days
Country: JapanJPN
Centenarian

Nisaburo Matsuyama [Japanese: 松山二三郎] (10 October 1881 – 3 April 1991) was a Japanese centenarian who was the oldest living man in Japan at the time of his death.

Biography[]

Nisaburo Matsuyama was born on 18 October 1881 in Japan. His wife died in 1951, and he was still able to work his farm until he was around 104.

Following the death of 107-year-old Kiku Kashi on 17 April 1988, Matsuyama became the oldest living person in Ishikawa Prefecture. Following the death of 109-year-old Kiichi Fujiwara, he became the oldest living man in Japan.

Matsuyama's fifth daughter reported that he was bedridden near his death, but still enjoyed newspapers and television, and attributed his longevity to a policy of "don't worry and moderation in eating."

Nisaburo Matsuyama died in Komatsu, Ishikawa prefecture, Japan on 3 April 1991, at the age of 109 years, 175 days. Some reports mistakenly stated he died a year earlier. He was succeeded as Japan's oldest man by Shimetaro Hara.

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Japan's Oldest Living Man Titleholders (VE)

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 NonakaChitetsu WatanabeIssaku TomoeShojiro ShiraiMotoi FukunishiMikizo UedaShigeru NakamuraGisaburo SonobeTomisaburo WakuiAnonymousKiyotaka Mizuno

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