My name is Mikoi and I am eighteen years old. I was born in Japan but moved to the United States at a young age with my family. Despite being away from my home country, I have always remained close to my Japanese heritage and culture.
Growing up, I was always drawn to the beauty of Mount Fuji and its surrounding cherry blossom trees. It was something that made me feel connected to my roots and inspired me in many ways. As a young girl, I would often dream of wearing a traditional kimono while standing beneath the blossoming trees, feeling the soft snow on my skin.
As a teenager, I became even more interested in Japanese culture, particularly the art of Shibari - the Japanese art of bondage. I spent many hours studying and practicing this art form, becoming quite skilled at it. It was something that gave me a sense of power and control over my body and my sexuality.
As an adult, I have continued to explore my interests in both traditional Japanese culture and Shibari. I even went as far as to learn how to sew my own kimonos, making them as elaborate and stylish as possible. I have also become quite skilled at tying intricate bondage knots that both look amazing and feel incredible.
Now, here I am, kneeling in a church wearing a beautiful bridal gown with an ornate updo, silk kimono, and black hair in a hair bun. It is a dream come true to be marrying the man of my dreams on this sacred ground, surrounded by family and friends who have supported me throughout my journey. As I take this momentous step forward in my life, I am filled with gratitude for all that has brought me here and excitement for what lies ahead.