More and more senior citizens in Japan are starting new businesses to have more fulfilling lives post-retirement. They are utilizing their wealth of experience and knowledge as well as loan support programs provided by the central and local governments.A cafe run by Yoshiaki Sato, 65, in a housing complex in Wakaba area in Tachikawa, a city on the outskirts of Tokyo, is busy servicing local seniors and young people. The restaurant, called Tekutaku, opened seven years ago."After retirement, I was more excited to do this than sitting around being bored," Sato said in a recent interview.Sato w…READ FULL ARTICLE