In Japan, shouting “I love you” at the top of your lungs for Valentines Days
In Japan, shouting “I love you” at the top of your lungs for Valentines Days
13 February 2012
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In Japan, its women who usually give presents to men on Valentines Day, typically chocolates.
However, CBS News correspondent Lucy Craft reports that some husbands in this traditionally reserved society are learning to express their love with their lungs.
Dozens of men climbed the stage at this “shout your love” event in a downtown Tokyo park, yelling in public what they cant seem to say, in private.
One man stepped up to the microphone in front of the crowd and screamed: “I skipped work to come here, honey! You dont know how much I care!”
Read the rest of the story: In Japan, screaming “I love you” for Valentines.
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