Japan Adoring Husband Association

[seanty]

Ganito ang masarap na mabasang News:

TOKYO, Japan (AP) -- Mitsutoshi Fukatsu has been with his wife for three decades, but their lives have grown apart. As a busy station master in central Japan, he returned home only to eat, bathe and sleep.
Now with retirement looming, the 56-year-old wants to get to know his wife better. He's helping with chores, calls his wife by her name Setsuko -- instead of just grunting -- and he recently learned a new phrase: "I love you." click here (http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/01/31/japan.dotinghusbands .ap/index.html)

[honey]

^^^^bumabawi ba si mister! maganda nga yan na mabasa ng mga japanese pero sana hindi kun kelan tumanda na, sana habang bata pa kahit simpleng messages o calls man lang makatanggap memory na rin yon at para tumagal ang relationship.:D

[michael_jp]

and he recently learned a new phrase: "I love you."

We TF members who are living in Japan knows the reality of this issue. It will take decades for the culture of Japan to be familiar with man saying "I love you", and even Japanese women getting familiar with being said "I love you"...Baka sabihin ng Haponesa....kimochi warui! :)

Well, I hope this culture will turn for the better even not now but, in the coming decades.