Celebrating 'respect for the aged day' In Japan

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  • 7 years ago
Japan may have the fastest ageing population but that doesn't stop the elderly being active.  On today's "Respect For the Aged Day" in Tokyo, the elderly came together to do a special work out to promote healthy living.  The exercise includes light weights and chewing gum. 

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