How I Met My Wife in Japan (SHE'S NOT JAPANESE)

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Why we left Japan - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2OqpYykht-caNk

[@davif3272]

My favorite part about this is you're both from different countries and your main form of communication is through a non native language. Absolutely fantastic.

[@FacingWorld07]

I am surprise you were asked "Why don't you marry Japanese girl" these people probably don't understand love and thinks marriage is like shopping for groceries.

[@petereast1447]

the people that ask this are obviously weebs and Japanophiles who don't care about true love. As long as they can integrate their weeb selves into a Japanese family, that's all they care about. A quite disturbing question, indeed.

[@ge7sur3nka34]

those people look down on south east asian girls AKA racist

[@Desa79]

What a sweet story. May your marriage be aero and your hearts always lightweight (and Thuong-chan always well fed). This is a bike channel after all. :D

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Aero is everything.. Though well-fed and light don't go well together haha. Thanks! :)

[@alfreddelatourquipenche8287]

@@TwoWheelCruise Sure they do, just need to spend enough time on the bike.

[@Tokahfang]

I get the "why did you marry an australian" question frequently, too! I didn't marry "an australian", I married an amazing woman I met who happened to be from Australia!

[@joegim7680]

Nice story TWC. She is SUCH a charming lady!! I got inspired to write this poem for you two. You may like it or you might say this is the worst poem you've ever read but here it goes. PS: I'm an Engineer, not a poet! 😉💕 . Two wheels plus two hearts make for one sweet ride May the wind be mostly at your backs When it's in the front may she aero tuck close behind you May there be very few flats along the way When you go on those uphill climbs Remember that two is always better than one May the sun warm you on those chilly winter rides And the clouds shield you on those blistering summer rides And may the lively cadence you two have Remain all the way to the end of the ride May your future plans be not derailed And may Thuong-chan's lovely smile Be the first thing you see when you wake up

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Oh wow, thank you for for this! It's very nice :)

[@jhowardsupporter]

Great work Gimeno

[@xacu1612]

Aweee, so moved by your poem and TWC's love story

[@JC-pt2tw]

Oh boy

[@jerrycampbell9376]

I, too, met my non-Japanese wife, in Japan. This was back in 1973. She was an Exchange Student from Everett, Wash. I was a Navy Brat. We married in 1975 and are still together. :)

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Awesome!

[@yuukichan12]

Aw I love that!

[@brzfst]

Thank you for the relationship back story. "As the time went by I just respected her more and more..." stood out in my mind.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@teddyraffudeen7056]

My take on marriage is simply this: you can’t plan falling in love. It just happens when it happens. You have no control over it. Two people meet, certain things happen, and wham! Before you know it they’re crazy about each other. It’s a beautiful feeling indeed. Love just happens.

[@leonidassparta2124]

That's called lust

[@normanyang7939]

That's pretty romantic when you said your common language is Japanese and finally you two get married, true love! Best wishes

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks!

[@KS-ru3bi]

Beautiful story! I also met my Non-Japanese wife at a language school in Japan in the 90s. She was an English teacher from California and I was a refugee from Vietnam. Wish you two the best!

[@tanthaman]

Wtf

[@hucancode9]

You hit the jackpot. Thuong is a girl of commitment and sheer will AND sweet at the same time. Good luck at where you are going to.

[@cihanseven6227]

Thuong is a girl type? What is that, I didn't understand, can you please elaborate what you meant?

[@nhatthanhnguyen1008]

@@cihanseven6227 No bro Thuong is a common Vietnamese name. Basically, he said she is a good girl.

[@filiussolis5368]

Vietnamese people and especially Vietnamese women are very hardworking people indeed. I'm from Vietnam but I grew up in France, I was used to the "French lazyness". When I went back to Vietnam the first time, it was a cultural shock. Everybody is working so hard everyday, doing hours and hours non stop. Whereas in France... they always complaining all the time about everything.

[@frankyu4967]

I’ve waited 3 years for this amazing international love story. So glad everything worked out and I really hope u will not make us wait 3 more years for the sequel.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Haha, true you probably have waited the longest 😅 Now which sequel are we talking about lol..

[@alfreddelatourquipenche8287]

@@TwoWheelCruise How about expanding on the "we think differently" part ?

[@frankyu4967]

Two Wheel Cruise, on the wedding aspect section. Love to hear the Vietnam customs, as I had to pay a fee to wife’s friend to make the introduction to her Taiwanese parents. Before the wedding ceremony, had to pay that the other traditional fee to her parents which they returned to us as part of wedding gift, given it was just to maintain that tradition. Except that “friend” keep her $5K USD check fee. Also, did you have to track how much everyone gave at the wedding in a red ledger? As we have to pay back to those families at their next weddings, which it can’t be lower than what we got. Therefore, those red envelopes were just a loan with interest.

[@SurpriseMeJT]

@@frankyu4967 Yeah, this guy has no idea what he's getting into. I am a Vietnamese person born in the US and I would never marry a Vietnamese woman. Vietnamese values can be rigid as well. My parents were from another past generation however and maybe Vietnamese culture has changed. Of course they approve a foreign guy. It means she can possibly move to America and that's a higher probability of a better life. Sounds simplistic but that's how it is when you come from a poor place. Vietnamese people can be too much about money. It's survival.

[@frankyu4967]

Jay Tee, I think Cruise will do ok, given her prior remark on first gift after 2 years of marriage, most guys would never get away with that stunt. Yes, I agree Vietnamese parents might be even more conservative than Taiwanese.

[@andythousand345]

Cruise thank you for sharing such a great story of marriage between you both. It was extremely educational and heart touching and I truly hope you both live many incredible years together.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you so much!

[@mancello]

I'm an American like you. Often when marrying someone from another culture it's like marrying their family as well. This may include helping to support your in-laws financially. This can put a big strain on the marriage. It's really important to understand the culture you are marrying into.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Yep, this is one very difficult aspect.

[@nikosusanto4729]

I’m Indonesian and used to live in South Korea for 1 year for study, and yeah i have bunch of vietnamese friends in my language class, im amazed with them, they are fast learner, hard working, and they are so good in korean language, and somehow, they can blend with the circumstances they are in, like they way they dress, the way they speak in korean, i thought they were korean if i didnt see them speak in their first language, and they pretty much take over part time job/full time in my neighborhood 🤣

[@TwoWheelCruise]

They are very hard workers and more and more are travelling abroad now for work lately

[@GerVictor]

That was a surprise, I always thought she's Japanese😄 Nice trail ride!🙂🚵🏽‍♂️

[@ephraimjimenez2669]

sir ger.. nanonood k dn pla sa twc.. 😁😁

[@altraveltv5724]

watching here also TWC

[@juno9236]

Ger Victor Ger on the house 🙃

[@lawrencepaulo1795]

Hala nanuod Ka din Pala sir victor

[@Ryansakamichi.11]

hahaha nanoof ka parin ng twc sir ger

[@YoureNowOnTV]

I stumbled on your channel by searching for information on folding bikes. I didn't expect to be drawn in by such an open couple sharing their experiences. Thanks so much for everything you've shared and give to the World. I hope the future rewards you happiness and good fortune ! 😀👍

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you!

[@professorsogol5824]

I once met a family in the Seattle area that was trilingual. I don't remember for sure what all the languages were, but, as I recall, he spoke German to his wife and children, she spoke Lithuanian to her husband and the children and the children replied in the language spoken to them. (I was amazed to see them switching back and forth instantaneously.) Of course they all spoke English with me and others outside the family. It can be done.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Yeah, we'll likely end up in some way like that.. Glad to hear it's working well for them though!

[@earlysda]

German, Lithuanian, and English are all similar.

[@LarryNguyen]

This is an absolutely beautiful story. I can relate to this so much. I'm Vietnamese, but I'm born and raised in California. And while I do have an understanding of my culture, I was quite bewildered by many customs from my girlfriend's native background. We are currently in a long-distance relationship since she's living in Hue right now. With everything going on, we don't know when we'll be able to see each other again (aside from the usual facetime). When I learned about how her lifestyle is and the stuff that is the norm for her, I was quite shocked. I didn't realize how lucky I had it. I can vouch about the financial part, what we make in shorter hours is way above what they could ever make even with a degree. And I agree with you about the whole thing about suddenly wanting to marry someone. I had the same mentality that I needed to this or that before we even thought about marrying. But something inside of me changed and I'm ready to take the next step, but time isn't on our side and we have to wait. And yes, the whole "buying the wife" thing is such an utter shock. I didn't know about that until I asked some friends. LOL. I've been following your channel for two weeks now, ever since I decided to look up Japanese-style bikes and discovered your "under $100 mamchari" video. I've been binge watching your videos and have learned a great deal. I only got back into biking since I started riding the bike I restored five years ago (I did everything wrong and it felt like it was going to fall apart every time I rode it. It's also from the 80's which got passed onto me during high school back in 2007). With some luck, I was able to find something perfect for my needs, a hybrid urban commuter/fitness. Anyway, I've rambled enough. Keep up the good work with your videos, I love the wholesome vibes of everything between you two. With luck, maybe I'll be able to meet you two once this pandemic subsides. Fingers crossed for spring 2021. For now, take care and be safe. :D

[@user-lj6gk4lv9s]

Good comments on this channel.

[@LeejieLextar]

Good rambling :)

[@dosazsolt9725]

I like the way eastern people think, they are more peaceful inside therefore diffusing more positive energy.

[@vihodanyet]

I agree with this insight

[@ntr10me]

Dude, thank you so much for sharing your story. We only get one chance at life, and I am so happy for you both. There is much to learn from your story. All the best.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@jameswelsh598]

your a lucky guy to find someone who likes the same things, and a sense of humor, perfect

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Lucky indeed :)

[@martinberry1540]

Thanks for cheering me up in these dark times

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Any time!

[@rjfpace]

Thank you for sharing succinctly, and honestly. This was a gift.

[@jo3yjo703]

What a beautiful story

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Rotoped64]

@Two Wheel Cruise: Nice to hear Your story - I have a similar life story - I married my wife (who is Japanese) after being together around five, six weeks in total, but we knew each other for over three Years (mostly being in contact via the internet). Good luck to both of You and thank you for Your videos!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks and wow that's really fast ;)

[@scottkirkpatrick9481]

Hey Cruise, Just subscribed to your channel as one of your vids came up on my home screen a week ago. One of the first videos I watched on your channel is the one where you and your wife built her new mountain bike that you got her for Christmas recently. I find her enthusiasm for not just cycling, but life and adventure in general, quite contagious. I appreciate her sense of humour and it is quite admirable to see how she is helping her family and how she still maintains such a positive outlook. This video about how you met and got married is the one I skimmed your channel for so it is quite timely! I showed my wife a couple of your videos the other night and she felt the same as me about Thuong. She's not just a great companion to you but she adds some very solid elements to your channels purpose I feel. Its quite clear who the lucky one is in your relationship (lol). Take care and all the best to you and Thuong. Scott & Marizza - Vancouver, Canada

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Indeed it is very clear who is the lucky one, thanks!! 🙂

[@robonkenhout7965]

The trials and tribulations of international relationships, I can relate. Good video!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@joefenech6839]

Great story guys The foundations of your relationship involve japan and bikes. You guys are a great couple !

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Yep, the channel theme in a way is the foundation of our relationship haha. Thank you! 🙂

[@HarishChouhan]

been waiting for this. When people ask me, I give them an honest answer but they don't believe me

[@TwoWheelCruise]

It's been a long time coming :) Now I will just point new people I meet to this video haha

[@trumpetmano]

Wow, great story. I lived in Hong Kong in the 80's and I met my long time girlfriend at a party at the Japanese Embassy and she was a weird Hong Kong Chinese in that she didn't speak English AT ALL, But she spoke Japanese. We spoke Japanese to each other as well, until she learned English and I finally learned some Chinese...

[@shezpluscats]

This is so sweet. Thanks for sharing the story!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cometo2004]

It's great that you are sharing about the complications of marrying/dating someone of a different citizenship. Thank you for the insight.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@AndrewSimpson-us9lf]

So perfect that Thuong Chan loves bicycling as well. Like it was meant to be! Look forward to following your adventures in the future, especially if y'all are able to move to Vietnam.

[@terminatorsuffs7498]

Amazing story man - wishing you guys nothing but the very best! Only found your channel a few days ago, but really enjoying it thus far!

[@billasohyeah]

You look the more sentimental and she the more pragmatic but maybe I'm wrong. Ahah. You guys seem super cute together. And I agree, when I was studying abroad, Istanbul, I really connected with another foreign girl on the same Turkish language course as me. You really feel understood and connected when you pass for the same difficulties and that excitement of being in another country.

[@lwsrymnd]

The first two videos I watched of yours was the ride around Lake Biwa, then was the ride to Osaka. Your Christmas video when you gave Thuong her new bike had a easter egg in it (wedding photo on the wall), so belated congratulations and can't wait to see more videos.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! The wedding photos are another fun story ;)

[@Rubiodiamante]

I really appreciate your honesty about telling the viewers about your personal life, too. I have been privileged enough to live overseas in different cultures since a child. Being a polyglot with an extensive knowledge from different cultures greatly opens up your eyes to world, doesn't it!

[@briandineen7857]

That was really interesting. Thanks for sharing your life. Your life will never be boring. May you have a long wonderful life together.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you so much!

[@ttran2859]

Thanks for sharing, guys. All the best. Greeting from America 🇺🇸.

[@TheQuazar1961]

it has been quite a journey for the two of you. Thanks for sharing this and please keep safe in these covid19 days

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks, you too! :)

[@dan_6915]

Man, it's so nice when nice people meet. May you be together forever, bro ! ✌️

[@madeleinesmith8199]

Aw lovely vid. I relate about it being easier speaking with non-native speakers. I find we both speak slower and have a more limited vocabulary so it's just easier to understand each other.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you! 🙂 Yeah, it's much easier to speak with non-Japanese people

[@arturorivera4002]

A very nice love story. Love is more powerful than any differences of nationalities.

[@croccofanto]

I agree, she is lovely! And she deserves to have an equal partnership/marrige. We love you Thoung ❤

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@classifiedinformation6353]

Thanks again for another video(story). I am always soooo relaxed after watching you two together on your bicycles. If I found a woman like your adorable wife I'd be temped to propose too!

[@quangninh9438]

here's a fellow Vietnamese watching! Keep up the good work! Real glad hearing you guys are moving to Vietnam

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! 😃

[@CreativeFishDesignsCharlotte]

thank you sir, ur story is the definition of what LOVE means I wish u both the best, You have the blessing of a True Woman

[@abdoudjam6846]

wish you nothing but happiness, take care of each other and never stop smiling, you're so inspiring couple!

[@iboxc5140]

Very sweet story. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you both well and bundle of joy and happiness.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you!

[@rubenvf9772]

I always say, get marry with someone that love doing things like do. Marry someone that love sharing moments and specially sports with you.

[@mauithebikermtb558]

I never knew before that Biwa is actually a lake. Our lesson in Grade 8 music here in the Philippines is Asian music so Vietnam music is part of it and in music of Japan, Biwa is shown in our textbook and it's a stringed musical instrument played while seated. I am so happy I found your channel and watch your stories like this one.

[@samfrostinjapan]

Since your responsibilities are washing the dishes, I recommend getting a dish washing machine :p Really though, automating chores really improves the experience of living together and saves so much time, I recommend it for everyone. Vacuum cleaner robot, dish washer, and washing machine/dryer, are really must haves.

[@worldview730]

First bike documentary/narration video I've seen

[@TwoWheelCruise]

We've got a lot of them ;)

[@worldview730]

@@TwoWheelCruise You seem to be a great couple with a honest good mission plan 👍

[@Quarky_]

Great video mate! I'm a bit surprised that people confuse Thuong as Japanese! When you said "those of you who has been following for a while know ...", I thought ah right, I have been following for a while, I got to know of your channel when there were maybe 2k subs, I wonder how many it is now, and then I checked; it's almost 30k! So I guess it's been a while ;-)

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you! 🙂 I think it's been about 2.5 years since we were at that point, so you've been waiting quite a while ;)

[@stefanholzner8387]

Love your story have a vietnamese wife too and we love cycling too her namne is Quyen - stay well and greetings from Sweden.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-dt1uq7rh2b]

Awesome! I hope your relationship continues to blossom into a beautiful future life for you both--and your children! Well done so far!

[@shanghai4873]

you made my day man, making a video to tell us about how did you find your soul mate with such amazing storytelling skills is worth given a thumb up...

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you so much 😁

[@dand2334]

Your story brings a smile to my face. Congratulations for both of you

[@al-du6lb]

One of my best friends growing up was Vietnamese. They are very kind and warm people.

[@MiguelRodriguez-uy5vc]

I was stationed in Japan for 4 years and never dated a Japanese girl there but then I transferred to Hawaii and ended up getting married to a Japanese girl. We've been together for almost 10 yrs now and we're thinking of moving to Osaka next year! Yatta!

[@LeesChannel]

I actually had a Vietnamese foster mother who had come to the US as a child on a boat during the Vietnam War.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Oh wow, I bet she has some stories..

[@CreRay]

Great story, I really enjoyed this. Heart warming to see you both so happy! Good example of how cycling can bring people together.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CreRay]

Two Wheel Cruise BTW I’m planning to emigrate on short term as well, after spending almost a year learning a new language. I’ll probably be taking language class as well then. We’ll see what happens:)

[@gordonmculloch4904]

Nice story. I wish you both well for the future. 👍

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you! 😃

[@Brian-bp5pe]

Congratulations to the two of you; you make a lovely couple. Best wishes for your present and your future, together. Mrs. Two Wheel Cruise has firm ideas about what she wants in the relationship and she is quite forthright in expressing her opinions. This is a good thing. Good communication and respect for each other are paramount for a healthy, happy marriage - all the more so, as your backgrounds are so different. Keep working at it throughout your marriage and you'll be fine. Take care.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! Communication is key :)

[@christill]

Ok that makes a lot more sense. I was a bit confused when I watched the Biwa trip and Fuji. Couldn’t really tell what was going on or if it was in chronological order :)

[@TwoWheelCruise]

When in doubt, best to check the chronological order playlist ;)

[@christill]

Two Wheel Cruise 🤦‍♂️😅

[@fehrcarlo2381]

Such a nice love story I must say! Congratulations to both!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you so much!

[@tritruong8125]

Great, thoughtful story. I'm kind of in the opposite boat as you being a Vietnamese guy who grew up the US who ended up marrying a Japanese woman.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you! 🙂

[@alisemey5146]

Nice couple! Thanks for sharing! In Kazakhstan, there is also a tradition of paying the parents of the bride😁

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@chrisconley4808]

Thank you for sharing! I was once asked why I married a Japanese person. I said with no hesitation that it was because she's the right person. Why else would one get married? When it's right, its right.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Exactly :)

[@genosantiago4879]

Your new subscriber here.... Keep safe and GODBLESS..... From Philippines

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks for subbing!

[@timkendall601]

Good stuff... and, good to chat on our ride the other day. We need to do that again soon..

[@TwoWheelCruise]

For sure man! :)

[@Go69]

What a great story. Thanks for sharing. Your wife is precious and you must be a good dude in order for her to have married you. Congratulations to both of you. I wish I had developed an interest in foreign culture at a younger age. I'm envious of your life accomplishments. Keep doing what you are doing. Like the videos!

[@archcast5550]

strong couple ! I am sure you guys could easily flatten that hill with a tandem bike!

[@oanhwoodworth164]

My husband and I love your videos! We’re American husband and Vietnamese wife as well. Thought I’ve never heard of the marriage tradition where the husband should/has to give money to the wife’s family in Vietnam. Maybe it’s an area culture?

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :) She said it's national, but she's from the countryside and usually assumes the rules there are the same everywhere lol

[@buzzbuzz3398]

Thuong Chan is so so cute! (I'm a Japanese girl living in Nagoya…) I miss her!

[@ronanderson5736]

Great story! Thanks for sharing!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :)

[@SariShalom]

Wow hi ftom LA 1st time watching your video and im impressed of u 2! Godbless you both and yeah i love cycling too!

[@veloblox]

Glad to see you so happy. You have a great life going for you both. The girl I met abroad who I thought was the one - went off with someone else!😂

[@samj0nes124]

Love your story !! Just found your channel as I bought a new bicycle to be more active. Enjoyed the uploads and looking forward to watch some more. Gambatte ne and arigato for the bike infos you share.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! Enjoy the new bike!

[@jonasal1795]

very insightful video, thanks for sharing this stuff!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@treyquattro]

very heartwarming story. I hope you have a long and beautiful relationship

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you! 😃

[@kurimawhermusilla2411]

Wow! Amazing! Love moves mountain thanks for sharing TWC..

[@richncolita6782]

Awesome story, thanks for sharing this with us. May you both have a long prosperous marriage.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you so much!

[@Platform115]

Hey bro I found your Chanel today by chance and I’ve enjoying,nice to hear your story ,I also live in Japan 🇯🇵, I’m Brazilian,my Dad is Japanese,so good like my friend, and ✌️

[@tomkee8019]

I met my wife (Thai) while I was working in Vietnam. She asked me why I didn't date and marry a Viet girl. My answer, I fell in love with a Thai person.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Nice!

[@wiIIywanka]

i think some people who ask you to stay in japan think that since you have been living here for so long, it is basically your home and leaving it would mean that you would have to find a new one. However, i think that home is where your loved ones are with. Since no matter where you are going, Thoung is going to be by your side. It doesn't matter where you go as you will always have a home.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

The world is vast and home is where we make it :)

[@joramvandervorst7715]

Even though my wife and i are from the same country - communication can sometimes be difficult - so both communicating in a foreign language can be a bliss!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

True, communication is tough regardless of country haha

[@MrSoccerpues]

Hello from NY, I really like your videos guys. I subscribed and liked

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks!

[@scottroder5516]

Kind of tacky for some person to ask why you did not marry a Japanese girl. She is beautiful. Thank God you found each other. Loved your Tannus reviews.

[@michael4382]

Nice vid. You're a VERY blessed man, she's very special.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

No doubt!

[@nutrinos]

I must say this, TWC. I'm deeply touched by the 2 of you. Always remember the sacrifice you gave for each other. It was Love, and is, and will be, mutual . Oh, btw, i watched the whole 4 hrs of the both of you island hopping before i pondered on this episode.

[@hemabhchoudhury]

That's an amazing love story.... Really enjoyed watching the video...... Wish you both a happy married life..... 💞💞🚴🚴

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thank you so much 😀

[@CFCMAMO1]

Enjoy this channel. You guys genuinely seem like nice people. All the best.

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks!

[@rikibike1938]

Been browsing around and just happened to look for a review on Tannus tires, and you popped up first dude. Nice reviews about the tires, hope it holds on while doing 60kph. Anyway, what a beautiful love story, so interesting. Japan is such a beautiful country isn't it? Worked there in the early 90's, for six years, cycled around Gifu and Nagano ken, and stayed in Komaki/ Kasugai area. Oh how I miss Japan. Stay safe, and wishing you and your wife a blessed union. Greetings from the Philippines.😊

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Nice! The Aichi / Gifu / Nagano corner is pretty awesome :)

[@debashishchoudhury1472]

Ur love story is so realistic... People always look for movie type love storyline... Great narration... Thanks for sharing...

[@MissesWitch]

Couple of months dating and married? Wow. I'd need atleast five or six years of knowing a person for that, I would never rush into marriage. And you're very lucky to find a genuinely kind Vietnamese person, who is honest *hopefully* My experiences have been very different when dating Vietnamese for many years.

[@santiagobenites]

Thanks for sharing another great video. It's always interesting to hear people's stories, and learning a little more about different cultures, and you're really great for explaining those things. Those were some very nice roads that you were riding too. Have you noticed a big difference in the traffic volume during this Covid-19 situation? Cheers from Toronto!

[@TwoWheelCruise]

Thanks! :) And there's been more people outside lately with the warmer weather