【dragon con sex video】Enter to watch online.Ohtani Happy with Married Life But Keeps Wife’s Name Secret

Rafu Wire Reports

GLENDALE, Ariz.—Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani said Thursday he is “happy” with married life but kept secret the identity of his wife.

Speaking to reporters in Glendale, where he is in camp with the team, Ohtani, 29, said he first met the woman three or four years ago in Japan and they got engaged last year.

“I feel happy being together with her,” Ohtani said, adding that before deciding to marry, he was able to imagine being with the woman for a long time.

Ohtani was coy when asked about his partner and did not reveal when or how they started dating, nor exactly when they got married.

After being asked if the marriage affected his decision to enter free agency last year before joining the Dodgers, he said, “No, not at all.”

“She respected my decision…and offered to come with me wherever I go. So, where I want to play baseball was my top priority,” he said.

Ohtani surprised fans by posting on Instagram on Thursday that he married the woman.

“Not only have I begun a new chapter in my career with the Dodgers but I also have (begun) a new life with someone from my native country of Japan who is very special to me and I wanted everyone to know I am now married,” Ohtani posted.

The Instagram post included a shot of Ohtani’s dog Dekopin, also known as Decoy, who gained a worldwide profile after appearing on TV alongside the Japanese two-way star as he accepted his 2023 American League Most Valuable Player award last November.

“Although we will be starting with a new team in a new environment, we hope that the two of us (and also one animal) will work together, support each other, and move forward together with our fans,” Ohtani wrote while requesting privacy for his and his wife’s families.

Fans in Japan expressed elation, envy and expectations Thursday after the surprise news.

“I am curious who she might be, but I’m sure she’s a good person if Ohtani has chosen her. I hope they’ll be very happy,” said Hinako Kon, 30, in Sapporo, Hokkaido. She said she watched Ohtani many times when he played for the Pacific League’s Hokkaido-based Nippon Ham Fighters from 2013 to 2017.

Some local fans admitted to more envious feelings. “I’m a guy and I’m jealous of his partner,” a man in his 30s said, adding that he hopes the marriage “can inspire him to even greater results.”

Based in the U.S. since 2018, the two-time unanimous American League MVP joined the Dodgers on a 10-year, $700 million contract in December after six years with the Angels.

In Ohtani’s home prefecture of Iwate in Japan’s northeast, the local Iwate Nipponewspaper published 11,000 copies of an extra edition heralding his marriage.

“I’m surprised. I thought he was already married to baseball,” laughed 59-year-old Keiji Kawamorita as he received a copy outside Morioka Station.

Outside Shimbashi Station in Tokyo, too, baseball aficionados and agnostics alike were pleased by the news.

“I feel like a son has gotten married,” said one 49-year-old woman who works in medicine. She said a friend who is the same age as Ohtani messaged her to say she was “shocked” and wanted to take the day off.

“My friend and I both have no interest in baseball, but there really is no athlete in Japan like him who has such interest from everyone,” she said.

Despite the curiosity as to the identity of his wife, self-employed Yuki Nakamura, a 27-year-old fan of western Japan’s Orix Buffaloes, said he does not intend to go searching for information on her because “Ohtani himself didn’t go into much detail.”

With 25-year-old Yoshinobu Yamamoto having left the Buffaloes to join Ohtani at the Dodgers this season, Nakamura instead said he hopes that “they both together can win the World Series and bring even more joy.”

Articles for you

• recreation
• synthesize
• knowledge
• fashion
• focus
• explore
• hotspot
• relaxation

• Public Tribute to Rev. Kurai at Sozenji
• This ardent Hillary supporter had a live TV meltdown about the electoral college
• Michelle Obama pulls off best Mannequin Challenge yet
• The Brexit plan is there is no Brexit plan, says leaked memo
• Hiroshi Miyamura 2018 Scholarships
• Kids write messages on pavement in chalk outside Hillary HQ
• Facebook makes smallest necessary change to race
• Edward Snowden rethinks that tweet about voting third party
• Matsui, Lieu: DOJ’s Lawsuit Against State Misguided
• Bernie Sanders is prepared to be Trump's 'worst nightmare'

• ‘The JA Citizen Isolation Centers of WWII’ at USC
• JACL Supports Survivors of Sexual Assault
• Mary Adams Urashima to Receive President’s Award for Preservation
• Change Your Waribashi, Change the World
• ‘Manzanar Fishing Club,’ Chiura Obata Programs at National Historic Site
• Federal Judge Denies Tule Lake Committee’s TRO Motion
• The Significance of Strengthening Ties with Nikkei in America
• New Clothing Line from Designer with Little Tokyo Roots
• Marine Highway Named for Daniel Akaka
• A Sign from the Past

• Huizar, DTLA Forward Announce $5.3 Million in Street Improvements Coming to Little Tokyo
• Kendall Jenner unexpectedly deleted her Instagram account
• Apple Pay adds nonprofit donations and the timing is totally a coincidence
• Bernie Sanders is prepared to be Trump's 'worst nightmare'
• Muratsuchi to Reintroduce Legislation to Halt New Federal Offshore Drilling
• Bodybuilding bro who filmed himself eating placenta did it for the gains
• Joe Biden plotting against Trump is the meme America needs
• Lyft adds a color
• Tule Lake 2018: Tales of the Gripsholm and the Modoc Wars
• Jennifer Lawrence writes encouraging post

• Rodney Tanaka Scores Big for Gardena
• Pink announces pregnancy with Instagram photo
• Keep your legs warm with your quotes from your favorite books
• Please stop arguing about the politics of safety pins
• Celebrating Asian American Historic and Cultural Contributions in L.A. at Community Symposium
• Bernie Sanders told Stephen Colbert America needs to 'stand together and fight'
• Keep your legs warm with your quotes from your favorite books
• Here's a small way to support the vulnerable in Trump's America
• Kizuna Announces Nitahara as Its Executive Director
• Why did the penguin cross the road? 'Cos he had a brand new underpass.