Lee Ji Hoon and his wife Ayane's family visited Sapporo. On the afternoon of the 9th, the couple posted on their YouTube channel "Jia Life" a video entitled "Japanese great-grandson meets his great-grandson Ruhi from Korea for the first time".
What was Grandma's reaction?! A video titled "Lee Ji Hoon, Ayane and Ruhi's Family's First Trip to Japan" was published.
In the released video, Ayane is seen with a camera attached to her car saying, "I'm going to Japan.
My flight was at 9, so I thought it would take a long time to process the paperwork, so I aimed to arrive at 7, but I missed the alarm. I looked at the time and it was 5:57.
"I thought I couldn't go," I thought with a sigh of relief. Finally, I completed the departure procedures and boarded the plane.
Ayane was worried that Ruhi would cry, but she began her first flight very well.
Contrary to my fears, I slept soundly, wearing earplugs to protect my hearing.
Although she woke up during the flight, she thankfully arrived safely in Sapporo without crying, catching everyone's attention.
Ruhi's first encounter was with her great-grandmother and aunts. She was held in her grandmother's arms and given a kimono-like garment as a gift.
The aunties even gave the baby a handkerchief and some money.
Ayane, who was on her way to see her great-grandmother, said, "My grandmother loved me very much, but I thought that if she saw Ruhi after she got pancreatic cancer, she might feel a little better."
She also explained why she and Ruhi had decided to come to Japan sooner than she had expected. Ayane, who had spent a simple but happy time with her family, was delighted to see Ruhi wearing the kimono she had received as a gift.
A smile appeared on Ruhi's face. The ceremony was also held for Ruhi, a first meal ceremony for a 100-day-old baby. It is a ceremony to pray for a healthy growth and a healthy diet.
It's full of emotion.
