Japanese 105-year-old Miyazaki sets world record for 100 meters

People watch 105-year-old Hidekichi Miyazaki running in the 100 meters at an athletic field in Kyoto on Sept. 23, 2015, a day after his birthday. Miyazaki finished in 42.22 seconds, becoming the first person over 105 years old to set a record for the event that was recognized by Guinness World Records. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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