Hello friends, we are still at Part 5, which will be the final part. First of all, I would like to thank everyone who followed. In this part, Misa and her Japanese son-in-law have the chance to cast lots to find out what kind of man, how old he is, and what blood type is suitable for Misa because the prediction will be on the lots. Of course, I am the most suitable person, lol. After finishing at the temple, I had to quickly drag her back in time. She ran back very quickly. When I saw her running back, I felt really tired for her. But I couldn’t help her pull. I can only send her strength. Please follow me. I have Misa’s IG to share with you all. Follow the link: IG: / 6micha14 Hello, in this video, I will take my friend to visit Asakusa Temple in another way. We will ride in a traditional Japanese rickshaw. Someone will pull us. But today, I came in a special way. The person pulling the rickshaw will be a very cute woman. We will get to enjoy the atmosphere around Asakusa Temple and enjoy the happiness of cute and beautiful Japanese women. I have to say that my friends have to come and try it. This young lady is 28 years old. She graduated and worked as a model for NHK and also worked in a rickshaw. She has a very good understanding of the tourist attractions around Asakusa Temple. She is not only beautiful, but she is also talented and knowledgeable (when she meets girls, she compliments them a lot, lol). Without explaining much, I will go sit in the car first. Let’s go! #JapaneseGirl #JapaneseRickshaw #Asakusa Follow us before anyone else on Facebook fan page เฮียโจญี่ปุ่น: / koeijapan General Information Rickshaw Rickshaw or Ricksha is a human-powered transport, with 1-2 people pulling a 2-wheeled rickshaw that can carry 1-2 passengers. This form of transportation was very popular in the 19th century in Asian countries, especially Japan. The word Rickshaw originates from the Japanese word jinrikisha (人力車, 人 jin = human, 力 riki = energy or force, 車 sha = vehicle), which means “vehicle propelled by humans.” In the early days, rickshaw wheels were made of iron before rubber wheels were used. For the convenience of passengers But later, this type of rickshaw was considered unsafe for both the puller and the passengers. Many countries have stopped using it. Currently, what you can see is only in tourist attractions. They are there to provide services to tourists and also act as tour guides. Thank you for the information from See You Japan 📢*Support channels for the Japanese son-in-law channel* Kasikorn Bank Account number: 730-2-96195-0 Account name: Nitichot Nimnuan PS. Any amount of money, 10 baht, 20 baht, is fine as well to encourage the Japanese son-in-law. And if you want me to go somewhere, please let me know. If you have transferred the money, please write in the comments so I can confirm. Thank you from the bottom of my heart as a Japanese son-in-law 🙏🙏🙏