In the video, “doubles”, the issue of intercultural relationships has been addressed between the children of Japan and those in America, where they have a negative attitude regarding being “half”. They prefer the idea of using the term “double” instead, because it makes them feel not having been disadvantaged by the fact that, one of their parents is Japanese while the other is an American. When they consider them as double, they feel equally exposed to the heritage of Americans. Research has found that, most people at global level are of the same idea that, if people are biracial, they are more likely to lack enough exposure to the other culture, and this according to them is big disadvantage. Believe held by most people is that, children are likely to suffer confusion regarding the culture they ought to identify with and therefore, their social upbringing is not in accordance with the required standards. (Gudykunst, 1988) Research has shown that, for several decades ago, it was considered a taboo for one to engage in intercultural marriage such as one involving a black a man getting married to a white woman or vice versa and this would lead to many stares being provoked. Even in the modern times, most communities have not completely accepted it but studies have shown that, many people in several societies have started to accept the trend towards intermarriage; a culture that is being passed to many societies. Those who consider intercultural marriages as in the play, appear to have kept aside their cultural differences and therefore managing to accept each other leading to such marriages. It is clear for any observer of the play that, the couple involved have managed to resolve their cultural differences. This has led to each spouse making a personal choice of accepting his/her spouse as a life partner. This is not in agreement with many types of research that have been conducted across the world. From the findings of the research done by Carley Dod, partners living through an intercultural marriage are expected to experience some problems related to marital adjustment. They also face problems that arise when one tries to adjust his/her cultural values so as to fit into the other culture. (Griffith, 2000) Regarding the definition of intercultural marriage, it is characterized by the marriage taking place between two people from different races, having different cultures as well as different religious backgrounds. Research has found that, most in-laws of intercultural marriages greatly oppose the relationship that exists between both parties and sometimes the union has failed to receive blessings from them, worsening the situation. This is well illustrated in the video, “Doubles”, where one gentleman claims to have been denied acknowledgment by his white relatives and this was equally done to his mother. Regardless of the his mother having been legally married to the man while they were based in Japan, the man claims that, the grandparents used to call him a bastard and this was very annoying. The mother to the man has been shown to have given up even after trying to build a positive relationship with the in-laws. She therefore had to go back to Japan after several years. The union broke and the “double” idea failed to manifest in this particular case. It was unfortunate for the man since he was born and made to believe he belonged equally to both cultures but the society barred him from being party to