Local content creator Tyen Rasif recently rented a 63-year-old man as her dad for a day in Japan . Her biological father left her when she was 11. They visited Asakusa Sensoji temple and had a chat over matcha.
The temple predicted a good relationship for Tyen's future husband. The two shared a connection and the man gave some wise words to his 'daughter'.
Content Creator Tyen Rasif Japan Rent-A-Dad Asakusa Sensoji Temple Matcha Father-Daughter Relationship
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