My Japanese aunt turned 100 years old this year, and for as long as I can remember, she's always been a graceful and elegant ...

But, when the 71-year-old decided to share her rules for a happy and contented life, literally everybody gathered in the auditorium sat up and took notice. Pens began scratching in notebooks ...

In other words, we remember when life is a boiling cauldron of emotions and experiences, but these are not the really happy moments. Happiness comes in the peaceful, unmemorable parts of life.

The oldest person in Merseyside has shared her top tips for living a long and happy life. Marjorie Hodnett, known as Aunt Marj, was born in London, on April 1, 1914. Aunt Marj is now 110 years old ...

Here are her five hard rules for a long, happy and meaningful life. Every day without fail, my aunt says "arigato" (translates to "thank you") and "kansha shimasu" ("I am grateful"). She is ...

In Japan, there's a concept called "Syojin," which translates to the devotion to living a humble life. This is something that many of my mentors have practiced, especially my aunt, who celebrated ...

In Japan, there's a concept called "Syojin," which translates to the devotion to living a humble life. This is something that many of my mentors have practiced, especially my aunt, who celebrated ...