Japanese Man Travels 7163.7Km To Create A GPS Drawing That Says ‘Marry Me’ On Google Earth o Propose To His Girlfriend

Japanese Man Travels 7163.7Km To Create A GPS Drawing That Says ‘Marry Me’ On Google Earth o Propose To His Girlfriend

However big you’re hoping to make your marriage proposal in this age of viral one-upmanship, you’re going to have a tough time topping Japan’s artist known as “Yassan.”

When he got home, he downloaded the data into Google maps, and the result was the image above this story: “Marry me.”

It has since been certified by Guinness as the world’s largest GPS drawing.

 

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Though he made the journey four years ago, his trek is now being featured in a new ad campaign and documentary by Hi-Tec, a company that makes hiking shoes and boots.

Yassan’s story is the latest to be featured in the so-called “The Walkumentary Series.“

While his proposal is getting attention now, Yassan has been creating these large-scale GPS drawings for several years now. His portfolio can be found on his website.

Yassan says he quit his job in June 2008 to pursue his passion for making GPS drawings. In addition to creating art, he said his goal was to “experience Japan I only know in books.”