Japan: Hidekichi w’imyaka 105 arashaka gusiganwa na Usain Bolt muri m 100
Mzee Hidekichi ku myaka 105 arifuza gusiganwa na Usain Bolt
Uyu mukambwe ukomoka mu gihugu cy’Ubuyapani, Hidekichi Miyazaki yanditse amateka ku Isi ubwo yavudukaga mu ntera ingana na m 100 ku bantu bakuze barengeje imyaka 100.
Aha hantu Mzee Hidekichi yahirutse mu gihe cy’amasegonda 42,22 mu marushanwa yaberaga mu mujyi wa Kyoto.
Arangije kwiruka, uyu musaza yatangiwe kwigamba kuri nomero ya mbere mu kwiruka iyi ntera, UmunyaJamaica Usain Bolt ufite agahigo ku Isi.
Hidekichi aseka cyane, yagize ati “Igihe cyose nifuza kuzasiganwa na we (Bolt).”
Hidekichi Miyazaki yishimiye intsinzi yigana uburyo Usain Bolt abigenza iyo yenuriye bagenzi be.
Ku myaka isaga 100, Hidekichi bamuhimbye “Golden Bolt” iwabo mu gihugu cy’U Buyapani, avuga ko ahora yifuza gukoresha ibihe byoza mu kwiruka m100.
Yagize ati “Ntabwo nishimiye ibihe nakoresheje. Nagendaga buhoro mu kwiruka ku buryo amarira yarinze gutemba mu maso.”
Usain Bolt wifuzwa ko yazagereka na Hidekichi, afite umuhigo wo kuvuduka m 100 mu gihe cy’ amasegonda 9,58.
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UBWO RWAMUBONYE! UMUCYECURU YAPFUYE AVUYE KWIRUKA MARATHON. UWO MUSAZA RERO NAWE NAGERAGEZE GUSA ABANZE AGABE IBY’INZU YE. The oldest woman to complete the New York City Marathon on Sunday – at age 86 – died just one day later, her family has revealed.
But while Joy Johnson’s relatives are mourning her passing, they agree it was an appropriate end for the grandmother, who once declared in an interview: ‘I want to die running. That’s my goal.’
Johnson, from San Jose, California, was taking part in the race for the 25th time when she stumbled and hit her head on the road near mile 20. Medical staff wanted to take her to hospital, but she insisted on continuing.
She completed the race and the next morning, she joined the Today show crowd at the Rockefeller Center with her sister, Faith Anderson, in what has become a post-marathon tradition for the pair.
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Her final race: Joy Johnson, 86, (pictured in 2008) passed away a day after completing the New York City Marathon on Sunday. But her family said it was the perfect way for her to go as she loved running
Her final race: Joy Johnson, 86, (pictured in 2008) passed away a day after completing the New York City Marathon on Sunday. But her family said it was the perfect way for her to go as she loved running
During a brief appearance on the show, host Al Roker inquired about the bandage over her eye and she dismissed it, saying: ‘It looks much worse than it really is.’
But after returning to her hotel room later that morning, she said she was tired and took a nap – but she never woke up, Anderson told the New York Daily News.
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Johnson was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where she was declared dead.
‘At least she was running, the way she wanted to go,’ her daughter, Diana Boydston, told the Daily News.
It was Johnson’s 25th time completing the marathon, and her involvement this year made her the oldest woman running the New York City Marathon since 2011.
Appearance: Just hours before her death, Mrs Johnson appeared on the Today show with Al Roker. She was wearing a bandage on her face after her fall but insisted that ‘it was worked than it looked’
Appearance: Just hours before her death, Mrs Johnson appeared on the Today show with Al Roker. She was wearing a bandage on her face after her fall but insisted that ‘it looked much worse than it is’
Loss: After the Today show appearance she went for a rest at her hotel room and never woke up
Loss: After the Today show appearance she went for a rest at her hotel room and never woke up
86-year-old dies day after running NYC marathon
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