Question from the readers:
Is Devi Fujin (85 years old) a lively senior?
About Devi Fujin and the Vitality of Seniors
Recently, I’ve often heard discussions about Devi Fujin being known as a vibrant senior at the age of 85. Indeed, I am amazed by her energy. I have family members who are the same age, and to be honest, walking
is quite a struggle for them. Her vitality is truly surprising.
The Vitality of Seniors
It’s not actually uncommon for someone like Devi Fujin to be active at 85. Considering the average lifespan in Japan, it reinforces how important lifestyle and health management are for seniors. Of course, I have some doubts about her involvement in politics, but the fact that she remains energetic is commendable. Personally, I work part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, which allows me to interact frequently with seniors. One day, a woman in her 70s said with a smile, “I’m still very much active!” It left a lasting impression on me. She mentioned that she enjoys going for walks every day and exchanging information over tea with her friends. There are many aspects of her attitude that I, as a young person, can learn from.
Regarding Involvement in Politics
That said, the involvement of individuals like Devi Fujin in politics does prompt some reflection. I believe that it is the younger generation that should contemplate the long-term impacts of policies affecting society 20 or 30 years from now. While the perspective of seniors is important, it’s also true that things cannot progress solely from that viewpoint. Recently, when I discussed this topic with a friend, he remarked, “Politics should be driven by young people,” which resonated with me. He is also dedicating himself to studying in anticipation of future societal changes. His attitude is quite inspiring.
In Conclusion
While there are energetic seniors like Devi Fujin, I think it’s wonderful that vitality can be found regardless of age. Observing my family and those around me, I can truly appreciate how important it is to remain active and healthy. What do you think? I would love to hear your thoughts on the vitality of seniors and perspectives on politics, so please share your experiences and opinions in the comments. I look forward to hearing from you!
