Long story short. He's tired, He's stressed. If he had to do one more thing for his parents, he would explode. Could you handle Nakamoto Yuta's life? It sounds a bit obnoxious, maybe ignorant. But sit down and let me explain his story. Nakamoto Yuta was born in the island nation called Japan. His parents were rich, of course. They owned business and buildings. They even owned one of the most popular real estate companies. Yuta was seen as spoiled. Getting extra toys on Christmas, better clothes every day,  a seemingly nonchalant life. Wrong. It wasn't nonchalant. Yuta was being trained to be like his parents. To be rich and successful. Did he get to play with the other kids? No. Did he hang out on Fridays with friends? No. Did he have birthday parties? No. All the things a normal kid would experience did not happen for Yuta. He was quite mature for his age, having a mind of a thirty-year-old in a 12-year-old body. soon his parents thought Japan wasn't right for him. He was sent abroad to Korea where the school system seems better to them. He worked day and night and had to do deals for his parents some times. The fact he had to maintain his own apartment, manage a side job, focus on school, travel back to Japan on a monthly basis, and then go to school every single day. It was tiring for the male. Which is why he went on this trip. To relax, and be free. He left his work behind to have fun, do things he never did. Because you only live once.