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Akb48 will create a study abroad manual for overseas students before they retire from Takamune editor-in- chief.
This program is brought to you by Takamune editor- in- chief and Takamune editor-in-chief's "Tobitate Study Abroad Manual".
This is "Tobitate Study Abroad Manual" editorial department.
What kind of editorial meeting will we have today?
Pay attention!
This time, we would like to have Marianne and Mariko cover this person.
Nana Iwasaki.
She is a college student currently studying abroad.
She is a college student.
Yes, she is.
What kind of person is she?
She is amazing.
She is an ordinary person, but she made great efforts and entered a top-class college in Australia.
She is amazing.
She is a one-shot reversal.
She is amazing.
We would like you two to cover this person.
Yes, editor-in-chief!
This time, we would like you two to cover Nana Iwasaki.
She is a college student currently studying abroad in Australia.
Let's ask her about studying abroad in Australia.
From what I heard, you were not good at English.
Yes, I was allergic to English.
I see.
For me, I prefer people over words.
And I started to like that culture.
So, I started learning languages later.
Why did you decide to study abroad in Australia, Iwasaki?
While I was thinking about whether I would like to live or work in Australia in the future,
I did some research about the education system.
And I was told that if I graduated from TAFE and its TAFE, I could enter a college.
That was the reason.
What is TAFE?
It is a place where you can learn practical things.
And there is a wide range of expertise.
That's what I like about it.
You are currently attending a university, aren't you?
Yes, I have been attending a university for a year.
Australia?
Yes, I have been attending a university in Australia for a year.
I went to school of technology, then I went to a language school, and then I transferred to a university.
Ah, you can transfer to a university.
That's right.
What are you thinking about after you graduate from university?
I would like to learn English and other languages and work in media.
Which country's men do you like?
British men.
One Direction men.
Are they popular now?
Yes, they are popular now.
It ended up like a girls' talk, but thank you very much, Ms. Iwasaki!
Is she sleeping?
Editor-in-chief! Editor-in-chief!
Wake up!
Wake me up!
Thank you! Thank you! Good morning!
Good morning, Ms. Iwasaki! I have been covering you.
Oh, you are good at it!
Yes, you have been very active in your study abroad life and you were very radiant.
Just like us!
Radiant!
It doesn't matter!
It doesn't matter?
It doesn't matter at that time!
Ah, that's right! I have also made a study abroad manual for you.
That's right! I want to hear about your study abroad life.
That's right!
I see!
The reason you wanted to work abroad in the future was that you went to a school called TAFE and then you transferred to a university, wasn't it?
That's right!
Yes!
Well, there is also a way to make a detour in study abroad, isn't it?
Yes!
So, Su-chan!
Yes!
Your face when you make a detour!
What?
Three, two, one!
Wow!
OK!
By the way, you can view the study abroad manual they have compiled for you from here.
Please check it out right now!
Next week, these two will ask you various questions!
Excuse me!
Are you Mr. Murase?
Yes, I'm Mr. Motokawa.
Nice to meet you!
Some of you may want to study abroad.
What should you do first?
Before studying abroad, you should make a clear goal.
I want to do this and that when I study abroad.
I think it's important to make it first.
Minister Shimomura's son asked you about your experience of studying abroad.
I couldn't feel my own will like an ornamental animal.
But after studying abroad, I became much better.
And I became much more motivated.
Does it mean you became more confident in yourself after studying abroad?
It means you can expand your world with your own power.
Does it mean you have your own will and ambition?
That's right.
I want you to challenge yourself.
Fly high! You Love Japan!