World's oldest man Sakari Momoi of Japan dies at 112

World's oldest man Sakari Momoi of Japan dies at 112

File photo taken in August 2014 shows Sakari Momoi holding a Guinness World Records certificate that recognizes him as the world's oldest living male. Momoi died of chronic kidney failure at the age of 112 at a hospital in Tokyo on July 5, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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