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90-year-old Japanese woman is McDonald s Japan s oldest female employee

90-year-old Japanese woman is McDonald s Japan s oldest female employee
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A 90-year-old McDonald s employee in Japan swears working is the key to her health, and she doesn t plan to stop before age 100

A 90-year-old McDonald's employee in Japan swears working is the key to her health, and she doesn't plan to stop before age 100 Stanislav Kogiku/SOPA…

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A 90-year-old McDonald s employee in Japan swears working is the key to her health, and she doesn t plan to stop before age 100

"I have never missed a shift due to illness. Coming to work and talking with young people keeps me lively," 90-year-old Tamiko Honda told local outlet Mainichi.

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A 90-year-old McDonald s employee in Japan swears working is the key to her health, and she doesn t plan to stop before age 100

A 90-year-old McDonald s employee in Japan swears working is the key to her health, and she doesn t plan to stop before age 100
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90-year-old employee at McDonald s Japan says she plans to work until she turns 100

Tamiko Honda, a 90-year-old female employee at one of McDonald’s branches in Japan, believed that working in a job was a key to her health, and she would like to continue doing it until her centennial years. About her: Born in Uki City, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, in 1933, Honda spent most of her working life employed as part of a nursing staff at a hospital in Kumamoto City, reported the Mainichi Shimbun. Learning about McDonald’s: Honda recalled to local media that she applied to the fast-food chain in 2000 after learning about the company’s lack of age restrictions for its applicants from her daughter, who died from cancer 12 years ago at the age of 58.

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