You must have seen strange proposals in the world. But the way this man from Japan has proposed, you would have never seen or heard of it. The biggest thing is that this person has also made a world record with his proposal. Let us tell you about it in detail in this article.
Wrote ‘marry me’ on a 6500 kilometer stretch
The man we are talking about is Yasushi Takahashi. Takahashi fell in love with a girl in 2008 and from that time itself he had planned that when he would propose his girlfriend for marriage, the way would be very different.
For this, Takahashi took a map of Japan and wrote ‘marry me’ on it in English. Apart from this, he also made a heart on the map. Now you must be thinking that it is written on the map itself, what is the big deal in this. So let me tell you that he did not just write on the map, but wherever he used his pen, he drove there. That is, if you enter the places where Takahashi has been on GPS today and see them, you will see a heart and a mary me on Google Map. The technique by which he did this is called GPS drawing.
Name entered in Guinness Book
By doing this, Takahashi has created a new world record. His name has been entered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the person who has made the world’s largest GPS drawing.
Did everything without technology
The biggest thing is that Takahashi started all this when there was no technology like GPS for common people. Takahashi says that in those days he had to struggle a lot to do this. He had to study many types of maps and then he achieved success in it. When Takahashi’s love story came on social media, it got a lot of comments. People praised Takahashi’s hard work. Seeing Takahashi’s hard work and love, his girlfriend also said yes to marriage.
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