Fusa Tatsumi, a Japanese centenarian and the second-oldest woman in the world, passed away in a nursing home in Kashiwara, Japan, on Monday, December 11. She was 116 years old and 231 days old.
Fusa Tatsumi cause of death
According to a Kashiwara city official, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported on Tuesday that the cause of death was old age.
Her final residence was in the prefectural city of Osaka. Her passing was covered by Japanese media outlets as well.

Tatsumi’s birth year was 1907. The sources state that she was formally acknowledged as the oldest person in Japan since April of last year, following the death of a Japanese woman in Fukuoka who was 119 years old.
Fusa Tatsumi was the oldest living person in Japan, the 27th person in history to reach the age of 116, and only the seventh Japanese woman to accomplish so, according to the Gerontological Research Group and the LongeviQuest Group.
Fusa Tatsumi obituary and funeral arrangements
In honor of Fusa Tatsumi, a memorial service will be organized to honor her life and contributions. As soon as it’s ready, information regarding her funeral services and obituary will be accessible.
Her family has a right to privacy while they deal with these difficult circumstances and difficult times. The life of was a wonderful illustration of perseverance, fervor, and determination.
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