As long as you are alive, you want to continue working as a hairdresser! The secret of the 105-year-old Ah Madam s long-term success who can stand up straight and become a turmoil player in the Ea

Editor's note: In Japan, a long-term country, there are quite a few hundred-year-olds, but there is a 105-year-old Madam, who is still working as a hairdresser, and has successfully completed the mission of Tokyo Olympic Torch. It is a big deal to break the highest record of the torchbearer. It is hard to help but curious. What is the secret of her maintaining long-term and vitality?

This year (2022), Ah Hunshi, who is 105 years old, started learning hair care since she was 16 years old. She is still an active hair caregiver. Not only does she not need crutches when walking, she can also work with her waist straight. She said that as long as someone needs to help cut her hair, she will continue to be a hairdresser. "I like this job very much, and I want to hold scissors until I die."

How did she maintain her passion for work and life and maintain her health and vitality?

On the 3rd day, after walking a thousand steps, she did an hour of physical exercise and before going to bed.

Mrs. Bo Shi said that in addition to having an hour of physical exercise every day, she would spend an hour doing physical exercises to move her body muscles and bones every day, and she also maintained the habit of walking near her home for at least one thousand steps, and this habit has been going on for at least 30 years.

Although it is only a simple degree of dying muscles and bones, it can achieve results after a long time.

Next to the hairdressing shop is a garden she opened. Over the years, she has grown various fruits and vegetables here. In addition to being able to self-sufficient and share the leisure and home-city relationship with the neighborhood, she can also achieve the effect of wearing body. "When you are working, you will feel very happy to see the garden scenery outside the window." And the variety of foods and vegetables, rich and regular meals are also indispensable.

But beyond that, the most important thing is to maintain enthusiasm for life and work. As long as someone makes a reservation, she will wait for the guests to arrive in the store. "The smile of the guests is my power."

The highest-age Tokyo Olympic Torchbearer in history has been practicing for a year.

In addition to being an active hairdresser, Ah Hashi also took over the mission of Tokyo Olympic Torchbearer in 2021. She is also the highest-age torchbearer currently recorded.

Mrs. Boshi Shi said that at that time, Otaku had to postpone the epidemic for one year. "I was worried about whether I could survive until that time," but she still insisted on practicing with a stick with a weight (about 1.2 kilograms) that was similar to the torch every morning, and then exercised her arm strength at night. It lasted for more than a year, just to complete the task successfully.

On the day of the event, the weather was not beautiful, not only did the rain be heavy, but it was also strong. Ah Hunshi wore a raincoat and moved forward step by step with the cheers of the crowd. Finally, she completed a 200-meter journey in the rain and successfully handed the torch to the next torchbearer. "At that time, I was determined to finish this period and be careful not to let the sacred fire go out, and I forgot to get tired of my body."

As the highest-ranking Olympic torchbearer in history, Ah Koshi successfully completed the mission of sacred fire in the rain.

As long as you are still alive, you want to continue your hairdressing work

It was not until you were 102 years old that you accidentally fell and broke your bones, so you lived with your son and daughter-in-law. Before that, Mrs. Boshi, who had lived alone for more than 60 years, said, "As long as you are alive for one day, I hope to pick up scissors and spend it full of vitality. As long as your body is still able to move, I don't want to change this habit of doing a job."

Ah Kashi, born in 1916, believed from a novel that she had to have a skill. She could only support herself and her family whenever she encountered any changes. She learned hair care skills from her hometown of Chiki Prefecture to Tokyo, and thus met her future husband. After marriage, the two gave birth to a man and a woman, and they opened a hair salon together. The husband immediately received a call from the army.

After the war ended, she waited for 8 years before receiving her husband's death message. Ah Kashi was so worried that she wanted to kill herself with her child, but in the end she still chose to survive for the child. She also relied on this "Keshi Hair Shop" to pull out a pair of children.

"The hairdresser's job is to stand for a long time and keep her hands stable, so it is not possible to have a healthy body." Ah Hashi said that since the child grew up and became an adult, she lived alone. From the beginning of her life, she developed a habit of doing physical exercises every day.

"It would be great to live to this age when I was so happy and ordinary every day, and finally leave the world peacefully. But I heard that the highest hairdresser in the Kim world is 109 years old, so I have to work hard to live to this age," she said.