In an inspiring testament to loyalty, dedication, and perseverance, Yasuko Tamaki, a Japanese woman, has earned a place in Guinness World Records for working at the same company in the same job for more than 65 years—a rare achievement in today’s rapidly changing work culture.
Yasuko Tamaki began her career as a young woman and remained committed to her role through decades of economic shifts, technological change, and generational transitions in the workplace. Her unwavering service reflects not only personal discipline but also the traditional Japanese values of commitment, respect for work, and long-term employer–employee relationships.
Guinness World Records officially recognized Tamaki for her extraordinary length of service, carefully verifying employment records, job continuity, and official documentation spanning more than six decades. The recognition highlights her as a global example of workplace dedication and stability.
Colleagues and company leaders praised Tamaki for her professionalism, work ethic, and positive influence on younger employees. Many described her as a living symbol of experience and institutional knowledge, whose presence helped shape the company’s culture over generations.
