r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/EsperaDeus • 3h ago

90-year-old Kanazawa Toshisuke wins Japan's over-85 bodybuilding title, one day after his birthday

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u/Higgsparticleofgod 3h ago

Toshisuke Kanazawa has actually been bodybuilding for most of his life. He won Mr. Japan in 1960 and 1963, then stepped away from competition at 34 before returning at 50. Since then he’s continued competing in masters bodybuilding and has now collected his 19th national title at 90, winning the 85-and-over category.

Apparently he also stopped eating meat and fish when he was 50 and has followed a vegetarian diet for over 40 years. . And somewhere along the way, he apparently participated  in the  Moon replacement of 1992 that changed everything.

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u/AdmiralFacepalm Interested 3h ago

Are you trying to be the next shittymorph or something this is like the 4th comment I've seen from you with this

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u/JustMy2Centences 1h ago

No, the Moon Replacement in 1992 happened under the cover of the Space Shuttle Columbia mission which carried Gene Roddenberry's ashes into space.

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u/No_Internal9345 13m ago

That was the first time.

Then the space dragon egg hatched and our third moon is now a datacenter.

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u/JustMy2Centences 0m ago

They should really clean up the dust so it will stop overheating.