Japanese widow is named the NEW world’s oldest woman after decades scaling mountains including climb when she was 100 ...Middle East

A JAPANESE woman who’s been named as the new world’s oldest woman is an avid climber who scaled a mountain when she hit 100 – without a walking stick. Tomiko Itooka, 116, has succeeded the 117-year-old Spanish pensioner Maria Branyas Morera who tragically died on Tuesday. Gerontology Research GroupTomiko Itooka has been crowned the world’s oldest living person[/caption] AFPShe celebrated her 116th birthday in May[/caption] Gerontology Research GroupTomiko pictured at 94 years old[/caption] Tomiko was born in Osaka City, Japan, in 1908 as the second of three children. At 20 years old, the super-centenarian got married and raised two daughters and two sons. During World Wa

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