Somewhere in Japan: The real nature of an autistic

"Somewhere in Japan: The real nature of an autistic old man" was the initially intended title prevented by the 50 character limit. Still, I was able to pack a lot of meaning into the title, especially in the second half. 

The first half "Somewhere in Japan" is simply to make it sound somewhat mysterious, while I am not really trying to hide my whereabouts. 

The second half "The real nature of an autistic" carries a dual meaning. First, I was diagnosed with autism at the age of 60, which explained almost all the difficulties I have had with others. My first mission is to let people know what autism spectrum disorder is really like, i.e. "the real nature of an autistic", and how and when we might actually be right, and not ordinary folks. Secondly, I love nature and am planning to turn my newly acquired premise into a nature wonderland. I want to keep a record of my efforts and share the progress with others. I am calling this nature "My real nature = The real nature of an autistic".