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R u racing in Japan or did u retire

R u racing in Japan this year who is in points lead

あっ、ジュンジュン選手！ #10ファイトぉ～！💪(｀Д´#)ﾉ🏁

Master Jay, do your best in nurturing talented young MX riders!

Hello,JayWilson is a wonderful mentor!(Jay Sishou:ジェイ師匠) not only as a top class rider, but also as someone who can train young riders include mentalism. I hope so much Jay continues to do well. :)

YEAH JAY KEEP IT UP BRO!

Gotta love the GLAM shot. anyhoo, due to the weatherr conditions here in the land of the rising sun I found that the weather would impede opportunities to ride constantly and thus if I was a zillionaire I would have an L'Cheapo parchment of soil in Australia that Japanese riders could partake in months long rider camps so that the opportunity to ride everyday would improve their riding capabilities many fold in a short span of time. More space, bigger more formidable obstacles, the whole shabang.

Do they have a 125cc pro class in Japan or even a 125 class at the local races?

Love it. Ride a two stroke ditch the junk fart can... Brappp

You are a respected rider. Strong, gentle, and friendly. I always watch it on SUGO. Your family is also wonderful. Your daughter is always playing very energetically. We will continue to support your family. Please enjoy life in Japan.

So awsome guys. Living a proper adventure and irreplaceable experience for Poppy, she looks so happy and will be so thankful for it when she grows up no doubt.

Amazing girl Omedeto gozaimasu

He picked his bike YZ up out of so much deep muddy ruts! Jay never give up on race!

Very nice two smiles!

Jay is a true Samurai!

Have a good time in Hokkaido!

Such wonderful family love!

Even though Jay won the every race, he still had dates on holidays,Tough!

A white shock when participating in JMXIA2 class for the first time!

Nice collaboration with Japanese culture!

So cute! What a great family! :)

Wow,Ever since I saw JayWilson start to compete in the JMX IA2 class whiteplate #27 & soonly stand on the podium with Poppy, I've been amazed at how fastly Poppy has grown up & quickly her Japanese has improved!! 😉

Lovely ❤

Motocross racing on a rainy day is so powerful😍

Wow, she's growing up so fast!

Wow how great is that

The lessons you guys have taught Poppy are things money can't buy, resilience, tolerance, another language and how to be happy with who you are. This will shape her into the awesome adult she will become, you both should be proud of yourselves.

ポピーも親孝行ですね。これからもずっと応援します。頑張って👍

Live for these updates ❤ Poppy is so brave

I can guarantee you Poppy is living the adventure of a lifetime in one of the best places on Earth. All of you are living the dream and you are both amazing parents.

Glad to to see the Wilson' family is OK and happy, best of luck this year 👍 very good poppy , from 🇺🇸

Yeah I mentioned that when I met you at Kumamoto, I drunkenly and rightly said 'you need that foreign network' for it sure makes things far easier. Sadly I did not get to drunken stumblebum my way around the Kumamoto track for either round this year as I have unfortunately been sober for around 9 weeks straight! Miracles do happen! hehe. Anyhoo, if only you lot were closer to Fukuoka for as mentioned about building stuff, I happen to have tools up the wazoo, chainsaws, generators, hand tools, k-truck tool tools tools, all that jazz. Anyhoo, soldier on! oh, hearing that is is not legal to work on such a visa sound like a bummer, surely there is a legal work around in that regard.

Loved working with TAKA during his 2015 season in Aus. With Misty working for MX Nationals and Jay winning the title at Coolum. Great to see you all are so close so many years later. Best wishes to you both, Misty and Jay.

これからも大変なことが多いかもしれませんが 是非日本でのレース活動を続けていって日本のモトクロスを盛り上げてほしいです😌

ジェイさんかっこいいです これからもご活躍を期待しています。

I have seen your family many times at racetracks in Japan. I think your family is wonderful. jey is a wonderful person. He is kind, strong, and an excellent athlete. Japanese fans respect "Jey-san". Please enjoy life in Japan forever. Forever?

❤

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Go J

Being an Australian and working for a Japanese multinational where I was traveling to Japan multiple times a year for perhaps 5 days to 14 days at a time I struggled to find my way in such a complex/layered society. If not for the hospitality & support of some of my Japanese colleagues (who are now great friends outside of the work environment) I’d probably have never come to like or accept the Japanese lifestyle like I do now. I was once told by a wise traveler that when you travel to a modern, developed society there are three elements that you have to deal with. 1. Language, 2. Food & 3. Culture and for you to have a great experience in one of these foreign country’s that you have to be accepting and conversant with at least two of them to be comfortable and not feel like a shag on rock. As an example, traveling to the USA and to lesser degree the UK, the Language is easy to deal with, the Culture is a no brainer but strangely the Food can be a challenge, but you’ve hit two, maybe 2&½ of the three. As an Australian traveling to Japan you most likely won’t hit one of them so it’s no surprise that you felt lost. Now that you spent enough time there and understand the Culture, become accustomed to the Food and have probably picked up enough of the Language to get by, the 0 of 3 is now probably 3 of 3 and life is so much easier.

Loved hearing your story, Misty you are a very strong and caring wife and mother living Jay's dream, stay strong and live life, proud of you both, love moto love Yamaha

Keep ‘em coming guys ✌️

You have a good head on your shoulders, keep keeping on 👍✌️🇦🇺

Amazing family and Jay has always been a solid dude and I’m speaking from the Cox mowers black RM days with the crazy big Tech 6’s. 😂❤

You are so right, smart young man and father and husband good for you and your family, it's cool when you figger things and something as a family you need to do then you have a goal , best to you

Wonderful lovely strong woman wife mother and friend to her husband and child very inspiring to stick together through thick and thin Aussies being true to themselves 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍👍👍

Tha fack ur my teaches. Son inlaw

So good you allow us into your life. You are inspirational not just for your riding but as a father and family man.

I hope one day I can compete against you here in Japan haha, incredible videos bro congrats

Yeah buddy living the dream!!!!