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My face looks like I just woke up.
I'm sorry about that.
School hasn't started yet.
So, I'm wondering if I should walk to school or take a train or bus.
Anyway, I'm walking to see how far I can walk.
It's really dirty here.
I'm walking while listening to music.
There are many cars like this in New Zealand.
What do you call it?
Look at my hair. I didn't put any oil or anything on it.
I look like a broom.
New Zealand cars have the same right steering wheel as in Japan.
So you can drive it like you're used to it.
But the traffic lights are special.
I'll do my best to explain.
First of all, you have to be in the middle of this circle.
This is us. We came in from here.
But at this time, if there's no one here, you can go anywhere you want.
There's a rule for this, too.
When you get in here and get out of here right away...
Even if you get in like this, you have to make a turn here and go this way.
But when you go this way, you have to turn like this, make a turn around here and go this way.
And when you go this way, you have to come like this, make a turn around here and go this way.
Isn't it a little difficult?
And when this car has already entered this way earlier, it may come this way, so I'll wait here.
If this person goes and no one is there, I'll go in next.
Yeah, so if you can get in this circle, it's a priority, but it's difficult to get in.
That's why I don't want to drive yet.
The next bend is main street, but the streets of New Zealand are too wide and all go to main street.
I don't know the traffic system a little, but I'll try it.
Cross and turn right on the second one.
I crossed safely.
I arrived at school safely.
OK, it's a pretty good exercise.
I see, I see.
Yes, today I'm going to ride my bike and see what it's like.
Yes, I arrived at school safely.
But after all, the bike has a higher heart rate.
Which is better, morning or night?
But after all, I feel less than half of my body.
New Zealand seems to have a helmet that you have to wear a mask on.
I'm borrowing everything for now.
The helmet is also from the host family.
The bike seems to have been left behind by a student who came to study abroad before.
It also has a little rust on it, but I think I can use it by dropping it like this.
I'm going home.
Actually, when I was in Hawaii, I was a bicycle passenger, even if it looks like this.
Can you hear me?
At that time, I got a Costco bicycle for about 350 or 450 dollars and I've been using it for half a year.
I'm not good at waiting for the bus, so the bus over there doesn't come on time at all.
So I decided to buy a bicycle because I wanted to buy a bicycle, but an electric bicycle.
It's like a ballpoint pen.
It's hard to get off as many times as possible.
The bus over there doesn't come on time at all, so there is an app called "bus map" in Hawaii where you can see where the bus is in real-time.
Sometimes I made a mistake or the bus was supposed to come and I skipped it.
In Hawaii, there is a bicycle service called "vicky" where you can rent a bicycle if you live in the city.
In New Zealand, there are many hills and bicycles are basically mountain bikes.
It's my first time riding a mountain bike, so I don't know the gear and I'm a little worried about this bicycle rusting and rattling.
In Hawaii and New Zealand, where there is no traffic light and everyone is giving each other eye contact, I like the exchange of "smile for a moment" and "thank you".
But once you get used to it, it's not hard to get down.
Morito-chan is coming tomorrow. Are you looking forward to it?
I was in a different group with Morito-chan at the Hello! Project, but we've been building stages together for several years, so I've never talked about it.
Morito-chan and I are going to exchange places in Hawaii.
After Tsutamu, Morito-chan came to Hawaii.
After Tsutamu, I went to San Francisco and Hawaii to enjoy myself.
Morito-chan came to school early because of COVID-19.
Morito-chan came to school early, so we were together for about a week.
But it was only for a week, so I haven't been able to talk at all.
You can't hear me, can you?
Well, whatever.
Anyway...
Wait a minute. What should I start with?
I have a lot of things to say.
First of all...
I'm riding a bicycle in Day 2.
I think it's weird for Morito-chan to appear all of a sudden.
But school has already started!
School has started.
Anyway, I'm going to ride a bus now.
I'm going to ride a bus now.
I'm a little nervous.
Usually, I plan to come in 8 minutes, but it seems like 8 minutes now.
I think it will be decided whether or not to use the bus in the future depending on how late it is.
I can't see it yet.
I don't know how to pay for the bus anymore, so I'll do it by hand.
That's right.
I wonder if the school will pay for it.
Really?
If you use a lock card...
It will be applied to your school ID.
Really?
You can ride it a little cheaper.
Wait, isn't it about a dollar?
I think it's fine.
But what should we do?
What should we do?
Okay, we're going to use audio from now on.
I just got in and said, "I want a bus card."
I panicked and cried seriously for the first time in my life.
I've never seen you like this before.
You're right.
But you followed me calmly.
No, I'm serious.
I just said "excuse me."
You made the passenger wait for you.
You stopped for about three minutes.
When did you stop?
I don't know yet.
Is this okay?
You're right.
You can touch it.
You told me like that.
You're right.
I'm not good at it.
And you brought your own ribbon.
I took it for the first time, but I didn't know how to use it.
I panicked a lot.
Oh, you got it.
I got it.
I'll send you a picture of it.
But you can ride a bus now, right?
Yes, I can ride a bus now.
I'm glad.
You got lost the other day, didn't you?
Yes, I got lost.
I'll support you someday.
But basically, you can go anywhere with Google Maps.
That's right.
I'm glad I was able to go home on this day.
Is the lighting bad?
Is it dark?
But I can't help it.
I don't have a ring light like this.
I want it.
So we've arrived.
How was the bus?
The bus was more pleasant than I thought it would be.
The bus driver was really nice.
Even if the bus comes, when we don't ride it, we say, "Send me a sign of your hand."
When we ride it, we say, "Please stand properly."
Actually, the bus driver got off and simulated it for us, didn't he?
He was very kind.
He was very kind. Thank you very much.
So we have a choice of walking to school, riding a bicycle, or riding a bus.
But we haven't ridden a bicycle yet.
It's the first time I've ridden a bus.
That's right. Please try riding a bicycle.
I'd like to do it.
I'd like to use various things and go to school with trial and error.
That's it for the video.