About: Jubee Nakamura

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Jubee Nakamura (10 December 1852?- 4 November 1969) was a Japanese supercentenarian claimant who was considered by the pre-Koseki government of Japan as the third-oldest Japanese person ever, after Shigechiyo Izumi, Yaso Kobayashi. However, neither GWR nor the GRG recognizes Izumi anymore, and neither ever recognized Kobayashi. He died at the claimed age of 116 years, 329 days. Up until the age of 85, he was a fisherman. He claimed his secret to longevity was eating sea urchins.

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rdfs:label	Jubee Nakamura
rdfs:comment	Jubee Nakamura (10 December 1852?- 4 November 1969) was a Japanese supercentenarian claimant who was considered by the pre-Koseki government of Japan as the third-oldest Japanese person ever, after Shigechiyo Izumi, Yaso Kobayashi. However, neither GWR nor the GRG recognizes Izumi anymore, and neither ever recognized Kobayashi. He died at the claimed age of 116 years, 329 days. Up until the age of 85, he was a fisherman. He claimed his secret to longevity was eating sea urchins.
dcterms:subject	Longevity claims 1852? births 1969 deaths
abstract	Jubee Nakamura (10 December 1852?- 4 November 1969) was a Japanese supercentenarian claimant who was considered by the pre-Koseki government of Japan as the third-oldest Japanese person ever, after Shigechiyo Izumi, Yaso Kobayashi. However, neither GWR nor the GRG recognizes Izumi anymore, and neither ever recognized Kobayashi. He died at the claimed age of 116 years, 329 days. Up until the age of 85, he was a fisherman. He claimed his secret to longevity was eating sea urchins.

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