In China a lot of older women pass the time by square dancing, and in various places but everywhere in the square dance mom. But in Japan there is an 82-year-old grandmother bouncing discs, I believe the first thing that comes to mind is that this is the young people play it! But on the name of the 82-year-old grandmother but the treasure knife is not old city will play.
82-year-old grandmother bouncing disc is a lot of people can not think of, we all know that each age group of people have a belong to the way they spend their time, and the grandmother is not old heart in the nightclub bouncing disc, this kind of fun is a lot of people in their 80s old people do not insist on going down or will not go to touch the.
Japanese grandmother Sumiko Iwamuro, who is 82, ran her family's restaurant in Japan when she was 19. Her specialty is making gyoza. And she's been working hard at it for more than 60 years.
Grandma Sumiko was influenced by her drummer father and loved music herself. During World War II, when she was in her teens, she began listening to jazz, and had to cover her phonograph with a mat to lower the volume so that people wouldn't find out that she liked these cultures. She had fantasized about a career in a music-related industry, but it never materialized.
It wasn't until she was 70 that she decided she wasn't happy having been like this for most of her life and decided to do something she loved.Sumiko then went to a school and spent a year learning the art of beatboxing. It wasn't easy for Sumiko, who was in her 70s at the time, and she needed to spend a lot of time connecting with her sense of rhythm.
With a few years of practice, she was favored by several nightclub owners. Sumiko, who is now in her 70s, has been invited to work for them as a stand-up DJ, and her life has become a combination of watching the store and making dumplings during the day, and bouncing off the walls at night to play discs. Sumiko is pictured dressing up before heading to a nightclub.
At nightclubs, Sumiko's aura is a complete change of pace, and her command of the beat has made her quite popular.