Tokyo's 'oldest man' dead for 30 years, body mummified

[Ketchup]

Police visited the home of Sogen Kato at the request of ward officials updating their list of centenarians ahead of Respect for the Elderly Day in September. Kato was born July 22, 1899, which would have made him 111.

Japanese welfare officials have tried to meet Kato since earlier this year, but his family members repeatedly chased them away, saying Kato was well but didn’t want to see anyone, said Tomoko Iwamatsu, an official at Tokyo’s downtown Adachi Ward, where Kato lived.

link---> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-30-years.html
ewww

[Hiccup]

lol a living buddha....-dies-

Well then :l

[Ketchup]

lol a living buddha....-dies-

Well then :l

imagine the stink

[Hitaki]

imagine the stink

Who cares about the stink? He's mummified, and that's awesome :D (Well technically his body's just intact and didn't die from external sources)

[Ketchup]

Who cares about the stink? He's mummified, and that's awesome :D (Well technically his body's just intact and didn't die from external sources)

what makes it so awesome?

[Hitaki]

what makes it so awesome?

I'll get back to you on that :v

[Skye]

It kind of reminds me of William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" (which was weird to read, because that's my name ._.).

[Chockeh]

Who cares about the stink? He's mummified, and that's awesome :D (Well technically his body's just intact and didn't die from external sources)

So he isn't decomposed?
Will his body turn to sand 8D?