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New York Rangers striker Matt Rempe made a trip to Japan this season, accompanied by his relatives close to the family, including his mother Janice and his sister Steph. On Monday, Rempe shared a carousel of photographs on his Instagram with special moments of his Tokyo adventures.
One of the photos showed Matt Rempe that he dug in a Japanese food bowl with a friend in a local restaurant, searches in his hand and a cold beer nearby. Another saw the family ate on a Teppanyaki -style counter.
“Great journey with the family,” read the subtitle of the publication.
They also went to eat at a private ramen booth, probably at the famous Ichiran. Another photo showed Matt and his friend Ty Bauer scratching -on a train. One of the photos showed the pagoda of the Senso-Ji temple, which was next to a bright blue sky.
In another click, Matt and his group were put on the streets of the city, with casual and sports shirts and shoes. A photo was displayed her mother Janice Rempe Standing under an umbrella next to a turquoise minivan. Another saw the group, including her sister Steph, walking in the center.
A train firing train showed Matt by reading a book with his legs crossed, the baseball cap was lowered, with a totally immersed appearance. In another, he sat in the steps of the temple with a friend. The final slide appeared Rempe at a train station, snacking local treats while swinging a Rangers T -shirt.
Matt Rempe commercial named Shorty Awards
Early this month a fun video of Bodyarmor sports drinks with Matt Rempe was Nominated for a Shorty Award. The announcement that was shot during the 2024-25 season showed that Rempe acted as an office worker during a visit to the headquarters of Bodyarmor.
He did simple tasks such as fixing the printer and adjusting the thermostat. It was a brief encounter and greeting, but the company decided to shoot a fast video while it was there.
The clip was published a few days before the Nhl The season started. He quickly went viral reaching more than 500,000 views on Instagram in the first 24 hours. Later he obtained more than 7 million views on Instagram and Tiktok, with more than 17,000 actions and likes.
The announcement became Bodyarmor's most popular Instagram publication of 2024, gaining more than 54,000 likes and comments. X was also shared in X for NHL fans, journalists and sales outlets such as Bleacher Report, Yahoo Sports and The Hockey News. The “Spittin 'Chacles” podcast helped reach even more spectators.
The video was part of Bodyarmor's new collaboration with the NHL, which began in April 2024.
Edited by Anjum Rajonno
