by germainebull » 07 Feb 2026, 13:14
This story is so intense!
Imagine a 92-year-old Japanese woman winning an e-sports tournament.
The KARE e-sports association, which organizes video game tournaments for the elderly, has concluded its 12th bi-annual tournament and 92-year-old Hasako Saki emerged as the winner.
There were eight participants, ranging in age from 73 to 95, competing in one-on-one tachinate matchups. The final was tight, but Saki beat 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 win even when you are a senior.
This story is so intense!
Imagine a 92-year-old Japanese woman winning an e-sports tournament.
The KARE e-sports association, which organizes video game tournaments for the elderly, has concluded its 12th bi-annual tournament and 92-year-old Hasako Saki emerged as the winner.
There were eight participants, ranging in age from 73 to 95, competing in one-on-one tachinate matchups. The final was tight, but Saki beat 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 win even when you are a senior.
