A man has been drowning in the depths of the ocean for 10 years in search of his wife who went missing in the tsunami 10 years ago. Yuko, the wife of Yasuo Takamatsuki of Japan, went missing 10 years ago in the 2011 tsunami.

Yasuto has also obtained an underwater diving license to search for his wife. He has been doing underwater diving alone for the past 7 years. He hopes to find something related to his wife.

So far, Ya'Suo has found many items in the water, including clothes and albums, but these belong to other people. So far he has not been able to find anything related to his wife. In Japan, a 133-foot-high tsunami hit the northeastern region of Japan in 2011 at a speed of 700 kilometers per hour.

According to The Sun, Yasuo was not worried about his wife when the tsunami hit because his wife's place of work was at the back of the mountain. However, as Sunami's speed increased, many employees of the bank where she worked drowned, including Yasuo's wife.

In Japan, about 2,500 people went missing in the tsunami. So the Japanese government has been running an underwater search operation for the past few years. Yasuo does private underwater diving, and after contacting the local administration every month, he joins them in a search operation.