Okinawa, Japan Okinawa is the second biggest blue zone in the world. Okinawa has always been famous for the long life span of its people. In fact the Pacific island used to be referred to as the land of mortals. There is approximately four hundred and fifty seven people in Okinawa over the age of one hundred years. Of which there is an average of about thirty five of every one-handed thousand occupants that are one-hundred and over. This happens to be the highest amount of people in the world that lives a hundred and over. The average diet of the Okinawa people consist of a bowl of cooked food and fruit. Okinawans eat daily seven portions of vegetables and fruits, seven of cereals and two of soy products. They take various portions of fish
