My husband was a foreigner, and after we married, I planned to end my life abroad instead of returning to Japan
My husband passed away early, so I returned to Japan with my son

Worked only one year after graduating from university in the past
Paid the National Pension Plan later for the amount I had not paid since I returned to Japan
I have been working for a company with a pension plan for about 20 years and am now in my 70s with a very low pension plan

Currently specializing in medical home-visit rehabilitation massage covered by National Health Insurance　
Subscribers (number of times per week agreed upon in advance)
So, the advantage is that monthly income is predictable

The house is 60 years old, but owner-occupied with a parking space.
Work only three afternoons a week, and continue to work as a visiting rehabilitation massage therapist as long as I am well
I had made up my mind to live, laugh, eat, and play until that day comes, but the Ministry of Health and Welfare is bullying the weak? Just kidding (unlike the medical association, I can't donate big money, and unlike doctors, I wonder if any massage therapists have gone from doctors to legislators?) Too bad.　
I am proud of my work, which contributes greatly to the health and rehabilitation of the elderly

There's a big revision (reduction) in the cost of treatment starting this coming July.
It's against my policy (if you want to spend , just work☆), but there are limits
I have no choice just spend a little

Well, even if I am offered a deal that allows me to go back in time (I've seen too many movies and novels!),
I'm fine with the way I am now, and I'm sure I'd get away with the crowded train commute and the competition in the office so on
I'm so sad that my husband died so young, but I think I met the right man We had a good marriage, and we had a wonderful baby boy, and now I have four grandchildren.　

I know I talk about saving money, but...
I bought some more things　
All that sparkling stuff... all fake//////////