92-year-old Japanese grandmother wins e-sports tournament, runners-up being 74-year-old buddy

[kit_hung]

This story is hot!

Imagine a 92-year-old Japanese grandmother winning an e-sports tournament.

The KARE e-sports association, which organizes video game tournaments for the elderly, concluded its 12th bi-annual tournament and Hasako Saki came out on top. The tournament featured eight participants aged between 73 and 95 competing in one-on-one tachinate matchups. The final was a close one, with Saki beating 74-year-old Guro Sagurma to take first place.
The entire tournament was streamed live on the KARE e-sports YouTube channel with clean commentary.

I feel this is an inspiring vibe, showing that age is just a number and passion can still prevail even when you are a senior.

 

[Augusta]

Wonderful, a 92-year-old Japanese grandmother winning an e-sports tournament, that great even with this type of age?

 

[Starmix]

That woman, despite already being old, might have good health, a sharp mind, and a positive mindset. Ninety-two years old, a winner, rare and awesome.

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, the age is just a number , a person must a desire and will power to win in the situations.

 

[eLdavis]

For a 92 year old to win this, it's pretty impressive. There are those younger than this age finding it hard to even move around.

 

[kit_hung]

That woman, despite already being old, might have good health, a sharp mind, and a positive mindset. Ninety-two years old, a winner, rare and awesome.

Underline positive mindset. This is the core determinant of our actions.

 

[Augusta]

She has really tried, it not easy for a 92yrs old woman winning an e-sports tournament. she has broken a record!!

 

[kit_hung]

Indeed. This 92-yead-old grandma deswe4vs to live for another century.

 

[BeeRoyal13]

This story is hot!

Imagine a 92-year-old Japanese grandmother winning an e-sports tournament.

The KARE e-sports association, which organizes video game tournaments for the elderly, concluded its 12th bi-annual tournament and Hasako Saki came out on top. The tournament featured eight participants aged between 73 and 95 competing in one-on-one tachinate matchups. The final was a close one, with Saki beating 74-year-old Guro Sagurma to take first place.
The entire tournament was streamed live on the KARE e-sports YouTube channel with clean commentary.

I feel this is an inspiring vibe, showing that age is just a number and passion can still prevail even when you are a senior.

Oh wow she is an inspiration to the old age who believes they can't do anything at that age as the old saying: Age Ain't Nothing but the Number I'm happy for her hope I reach this age my late grandmother did reach 90

 

[magnus2022]

Japanese mode of life style should be properly examined. The Japanese have the records of having more old people in the world. In Japan, people in their 70's are still young and you can see them very healthy and vibrant!

 

[Augusta]

Actually when I read this story at first I was amazed at how a 92yrs woman could even work well talk less of running. It really shocking and amazing.