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Hi all 🥰 We had a request from a very lovely community member for photos from our recent travels. 💕

I will make time to upload all of our adventures here to Patreon as bonus posts for anyone who’d like to see them. 💖 I’ll slowly get us caught up to our current timeline~

These pictures are from our first trip after coming back to Japan, specifically a seaside town called Ine in Kyoto Prefecture, as well as Amanohashidate (another nearby town). 🌟

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Bill Michael

Love you Guys. It is Always So Good to See Joshy and Hai.🔱🫶💗💗🫶🔱 What a beautiful fishing village. Would love to live on the water the rest of our lives.

Alyson

Thank you so very much for this upload!💖 I love the visual story you tell, and I can zoom in on specific details in the scenery to admire both design details and architecture. Such a pretty and serene seaside town. The photo under the sparkling white lights is very romantic, but my favorite is the one of the selfie with the diffuse background lights - quite creative. I'm glad you've been able to enjoy some lovely trips upon your return to Japan. Again, I greatly appreciate your taking the time to share these stills. It so reminds me of your early uploads when I found your channel. ❤️ PS: Hai is quite handsome in that patchwork indigo print shirt - great fabric, good look.🥰

Otaku Dude

Oh, these are lovely. When I'm in Japan with my Japanese husband, he won't hold my hand haha. Where is pic 22, we are always looking for cute places to visit :)

Jorge S. Bear

Both of you always look beautiful and cute!❤️✨️ Love all these photos!🥰

Joshy & Hai

Thank you so much 🥰❤️💕 It means a lot to read this ✨ We’ll make sure to keep more coming as it fits naturally 🌟

Joshy & Hai

It’s a small seaside town called Ine in Kyoto prefecture ❤️ A bit far into the countryside but worth the visit 💕

Otaku Dude

Thank you, both. We’ll try and fit a trip in when we are back over in May :)

Bill Michael

I have heard Japanese culture is one which places great value on conformity. It is so good of you to support your Japanese husband as he balances life and its demands. I am forever grateful to my husband for waiting for me. His gave me strength during difficult times.