Kai Hosako, the twin brother of Kaori Hosako, is Japan's first autistic pro wrestler who made waves in New Japan Pro Wrestling and would be considered one of the greatest Japanese wrestlers to ever step foot inside the wrestling ring, proclaimed by...
We rode in a cab towards the trail. The first thing we saw as we rode up was the Hollywood sign, okay? It's been my dream to see it in person and it's finally happening. I was like a kid in a candy shop, I was so excited.
As we arrived, Masami and I were in awe as we started walking up the trail. We held hands too as we didn't care who knew about our relationship. If we run into fans who recognize us, I think it would've been worth it after hiding it for some time.
It was such a sight. Masami and I were just loving the view up here.
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We could see the city from right here, it was just so cool!
While on the trail, I also couldn't help but feel entranced by Masami's beauty. I couldn't believe that I'm the boyfriend of one of the best wrestlers in the world, in the form of Io Shirai, or as my best friend before we got together, Masami Odate.
Me: 美しい、そうではありませんか？ (Beautiful, isn't it?)
Masami: 本当にそうです。 (Really is.)
Me: しかし、あなたはこれより美しいものを知っていますか？ (But you know what's more beautiful than this?)
Masami: 何？ (What?)
Me: あなたは。 (You.)
Masami just giggled and we kissed as we kept walking. I mean, I had to say that while we walked on the trail.
Masami: あなたはかわいい、あなたはそれを知っていますか？ (You're adorable, you know that?)
Me: そうは思わない。 (I don't think so.)
Masami: やってくる、カイ。 あなたが知っています。 (Come on, Kai. You know you are.)
Me: 停止、マサミ。 (Stop, Masami.)
Masami: それを認めるだけです。 (Just admit it.)
Then Masami decided to poke my cheek as I had to swat it away! Luckily it was only us on this trail so no Karens or anything can try to ruin our alone time.
As always, she faked herself getting hurt when I swatted her hand away in a playful manner.
Masami: カイ、あなたは私を傷つけます。 (Kai, you hurt me.)
And then she started "crying", when she really isn't.
Me: 申し訳ありませんが、マサミ。 気分が良くなるようにしてほしいですか？ (I'm sorry, Masami. Want me to make it feel better?)
She looked up and said...
Masami: 分かった！(Gotcha!)
We both laughed as this was just a fantastic walk on this trail, but I had an idea.
