Cô gái Nhật lấy chồng Đắk Lắk, ở lại Việt Nam làm dâu vì muốn chồng hạnh phúc

Japanese girl marries Dak Lak man, stays in Vietnam as a daughter-in-law because she wants her husband to be happy Being a daughter-in-law in Dak Lak, the beautiful Japanese girl has wonderful experiences about culture, cuisine and family traditions. “I am Japanese, living in the Central Highlands,” Kawkami Kanako (born in 1997) introduced herself on social media platforms. The series of videos recording Kanako’s daily moments in the land of sunshine and wind, when she and her husband’s family cooked, harvested coffee, ate durian, spring rolls... attracted hundreds of thousands of views, thousands of “likes” on TikTok. The Japanese bride considered it a way to preserve her memorable memories, unexpectedly receiving special attention from netizens. Kanako’s husband is Vo Ba Thanh (born in 1992, from Dak Lak). The couple met in 2020 when they both worked at Kansai Airport (Japan). For a year, Ba Thanh enthusiastically pursued Kanako. Despite being rejected many times, he did not change his attitude, nor did he give up. Kanako admitted that she was moved by her partner’s perseverance method. After a “trial date”, she completely “fell” for the Vietnamese guy. “After introducing him to my family, I went back to Vietnam to meet his parents. That time, I felt like a family member. Everyone waited for us to come back to eat, always asking me ‘are you tired?’, ‘are you hungry?’... At the end of 2022, we got married in Vietnam, and my parents came to attend on the bride’s side,” Kanako said. Kanako said that there were too many surprises at her wedding. She was surprised because the number of guests was so large. Everyone took turns clinking glasses to congratulate the bride and groom and shouting their blessings many times. “What was more interesting was that everyone sang live music and danced together. There were many men and women who came to cook and clean for our family. At first, I thought they were restaurant staff, but they turned out to be neighbors and relatives of my husband's family," Kanako said. After the wedding, the Japanese girl decided to stay in Vietnam as a daughter-in-law for a special reason. Kanako felt her husband's happiness when living in his homeland, near his parents. She also realized that her husband was familiar with the climate and lifestyle in the Central Highlands. Because she wanted her husband to be happy, Kanako decided to stay as a daughter-in-law and integrate into his life. The channel VIET MY COUPLE will bring interesting stories, from personal experiences to couples' sharing on how to keep their love warm and happy. ☺ Please subscribe to support at: ♥ https://www.youtube.com/c/KONTRO83?su... ♥ Facebook:   / thao.hien.16568   ♥ Fanfage:   / hoivietkieumy   Register to become a member of the channel:    / @vietmycouple   Email for copyright contact: [email protected] ♥ THANK YOU EVERYONE♥ #laychongmy #chongtay #laychonghanquoc *Videos may contain copyrighted content based on Fair Use fair use laws ( https://www.youtube.com/yt/copyright/ )