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In Japan, Shitsui Hakoishi is a true star: at 108 years old, she has become the "oldest hairdresser in the world" (and it's certified by the Guinness Book). She plans to retire in two years and sees this record as a true crowning achievement, which she celebrated accompanied by her two children aged 81 and 85. For the occasion, a ceremony was organised in her honour in the Japanese city of Nakagawa. “I'm very happy. My heart is filled with joy,” she confided. It all began when she was 14 years old, as Shitsui Hakoishi , passionate about hairdressing, began her training. Coming from a family of farmers, the young woman left her countryside home to work as an apprentice in a salon in Tokyo, where she obtained her diploma 4 years later, reports the media Demotivateu r. After the ruins of war, we rebuild Encouraged by her husband, Shitsui Hakoishi opened her own hair salon in the 1930s. A few years later, World War II broke out, her hus...

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