100-year-old woman in swimming competition

100-year-old woman in swimming competition

TOKYO, July 16 Kyodo - Mieko Nagaoka smiles after completing the 400-meter freestyle at the Japan Masters swimming competition in Tokyo on July 16, 2015. The 100-year-old swimmer recorded a time of 20 minutes and 22.81 seconds.

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