₹3 Cr Pension, Lonely Life A Retirement Tale

A Japanese man’s dream of a quiet rural retirement backfired, leaving him lonely while his wife flourished independently in the city. A 60-year-old Japanese man named Tetsu Yamada took his ₹3 crore retirement pension to start a new life in his rural hometown, separate from his wife. But his dream of a peaceful retirement quickly soured, leaving him isolated and regretful, while his wife thrives on her own in Tokyo. This cautionary tale highlights a growing trend in Japan where couples "graduate from marriage." The Plan That Went Wr…