Japanese influencer is based on the income of 3 wives, aspires to father 54 children

Ryuta Watanabe, an influence of 36 -year -old Japanese social networks, has drawn attention for his unconventional lifestyle. Despite winning approximately 1.25 million yen (RS 7 Lakh) monthly, he admits to trust the income of his three partners to cover household expenses. Watanabe, who refers to himself as an “sign autumn”, a term for a man who depends financially on women, lives with his three partners and four children, including twins.

While Watanabe refers to women as their wives, polygamy is not legal in Japan, and relationships are unregistered associations. It also maintains a separate relationship, again with a fourth couple and has seven additional children of past relationships.

Watanabe’s ambition extends beyond his unique domestic situation; 54 children aspires to his father, overcoming the registration in the possession of Tokugawa Iienari, a Japanese shogun who had 53 children with their 27 concubines. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Watanabe claims to participate in sexual activities more than 28 times per week to increase their possibilities of conceiving and refraining from masturbation to “not waste their sperm.”

Watanabe’s professional career has been varied. After leaving high school, he maintained more than 20 part -time works before finding his niche as Gigolo, a profession that believes “was born to do.” He began his career as an online influencer in 2024, sharing glimpses of his polygamous lifestyle on social networks, which he won millions of yen.

However, his lifestyle has drawn online mixed reactions. A user of social networks commented: “What he does does not see anything different from a religion of worship, and scares me.”

Others expressed concern about the well -being of their children, anticipating possible criticism and bullying due to their unconventional family structure. “I wish I did not involve children in their lifestyle. First of all, what I was saying was too childhood, and I was ashamed when I read it, a user said.”

Some have also speculated if it could be a good option for working women who want children but not marriage.