This article explores the traditional and modern ways of proposing in Japan. It explains how couples often kneel on two cushions to show respect and humility, present an engagement ring with a gift of money or food, give flowers or chocolates, write love letters or poems, and display romantic gestures. Furthermore, it discusses the significance of the engagement ring in Japanese culture and common gifts given during a proposal. It concludes that proposals will always remain special moments full of joy and excitement for both parties involved.