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Guys, nothing is more sweeter than giving your everything for a marriage proposal, and this guy nailed it!
Last 2012, the Guinnes World Records confirmed the proposal as the largest GPS Drawing.
Yassan, a Japanese GPS artist, teamed up with the UK outdoors brand Hi-Tec to film his entry to the “The Walkumentary Series.”
The video featured Yassan’s epic hiking trip after he quit his job to start the planned GPS Tracker proposal – he wanted to spell Marry Me with a GPS Tracker across Japan. In the video, Yassan told that he left his girlfriend without explaining much about where would he go and what would he do. He even worried that her girlfriend might have lost the love for him. Yassan took off and followed the path he mapped to carry on the proposal plan which lasted for 6 months.
Yassan walked for the most part, but rode some ferry and car as the need arose. All in all, he travelled over 4,300 miles. At the end of his epic trip, this is where the romantic proposal was revealed. Yassan uploaded his GPS data to Google Earth.
In the end, he won her girlfriend’s precious ‘yes’ when he came back to explain what he did (Awww, sweet).
The proposal spanned in the length and width of Japan, with an arrow-stricken heart in the island of Hokkaido
Ever thought of planning a proposal? Think of an epic act like this one!
