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Hello, I'm Saki Nakajima.
I'm Saki Moritoshi.
Welcome to Hello! Studying Abroad Channel!
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Today, we'd like to introduce you to the things you should bring with you to study abroad.
That's our opinion.
Yes.
Before we came to New Zealand, we also studied abroad in Hawaii.
Based on our time in Hawaii, we came here.
So we know what we need and what we don't need.
So we'd like to introduce you to the things you should bring with you to study abroad.
Yes.
Then...
What should we start with?
Do you have any trouble when you were not in Hawaii?
For me...
When I was in Hawaii, it was only three months.
It was only a ten-week program.
I thought it's important to stay warm in Hawaii because it's only three months.
So I didn't bring much luggage with me.
I didn't bring much luggage with me.
The reason why I failed is...
I didn't bring much Japanese toner with me.
So I got sick of it.
As I said before, it's different from Japan.
So I didn't want to challenge myself.
I should have brought more.
Oh, medicine!
I think it's really important.
I brought medicine and daily medicine with me.
But I didn't have enough.
I didn't have enough for three months.
I should have brought more.
As for medicine...
As I said, it's only cold water in Japan.
I don't think it's okay because it's not that bad.
But I get stressed out by living in a city I'm not used to.
So I recommend you to bring a lot of it every year.
I recommend it.
It's sold overseas, but it's often said that it's strong overseas.
But you don't know what kind of medicine is good before you buy it.
So I think it's safer to bring medicine that you're used to.
I said it like a drugstore, but I didn't know how to do it.
I didn't know English at first.
I looked at it for a long time and didn't know how to buy it.
I know.
I did it a lot.
When I went to buy face wash, I didn't know what to do.
But I couldn't ask what to do.
I was worried about it all the time.
I did it and bought it.
It's hard.
As much as you can bring it, bring it.
I'm using it in Japan now.
It's better not to go abroad because you think you can buy it anyway.
I recommend you to pack as much as you can and go at the last minute of the 23rd.
So I brought most of the Japanese things I always use, for example, my bottle from Japan.
That's me. I didn't bring my bottle when I was in Hawaii.
So, when I was in Hawaii, it was written on the list of things to bring next.
That's why I didn't bring it today. I brought it this time.
And it's the same thing.
I thought it was the same thing, but I made a mistake like that.
This is good and durable.
It's good. It's very good.
And I was bringing something different at first.
But when I was in Japan, I wanted to bring this, but I forgot to bring it, and I got it sent.
I'll send it to you later.
Japan is really convenient, isn't it?
You don't have to go to the convenience store to buy water bottles right away.
You don't have to go to the supermarket.
In the first place, New Zealand supports sustina system.
So you don't have to buy water bottles, you can carry them around like this.
And you can buy a lot of bottles of drinks.
It's completely different from Japan.
It's like the current school in New Zealand, but there's a water server.
Of course, there was a time in Hawaii.
It's already attached to the school, so you don't have to buy water.
As long as you have a bottle.
That's why I thought bottles were a must-have.
Like a notebook.
I can buy it, but I don't think it's a waste of money to bring it with you at first.
It's useful.
I brought about two notebooks from Japan.
I thought you'd use it.
Japanese stationery is wonderful.
That's why I didn't bring an eraser this time.
I thought you'd use it, so I brought an eraser for sharpening.
I'm studying on my iPad now, so I thought it would be okay if I did it with this.
I really needed it.
Once I told the teacher that I didn't have an eraser.
She lent me an eraser and said, "I have it, so you can use it."
It didn't disappear at all.
I was like, "What is this?"
What is this eraser?
It's like an old sand eraser.
It's like a rough eraser.
Why doesn't it disappear?
If you erase it, it'll bleed.
After that, I got a Japanese eraser from Japan.
It didn't disappear.
I was moved.
Really.
Sharpens can be sharpened at any time.
Sharpens are wonderful.
I was surprised that I didn't bring a red ballpoint pen and went to the supermarket to buy it.
I bought one ballpoint pen for about 600 yen.
It's expensive.
Japanese stationery has good performance and is cheap.
I recommend you to bring a lot of it.
I use it on my own during class.
I don't know if it's because it's easy to use.
I use it on my own, so it's good.
I want to investigate how many erasers disappear in other countries.
It's really heavy.
I used a different one and it didn't disappear at all.
I thought I couldn't use it.
I asked for it back.
Japanese stationery is wonderful.
It's really amazing.
I recommend you to bring it.
I didn't bring earrings when I went to Hawaii.
But I'm a person who closes my ears right away.
So I bought it once in Hawaii.
I thought I wouldn't bring it this time.
I brought about two or three small ones.
It's important this time.
That's why I said it.
I didn't bring earrings this time.
I used to bring earrings when I went to Hawaii.
I was a little fashionable.
But this time I'm in a rural area in New Zealand.
I thought I didn't have to be fashionable.
On the contrary, I didn't bring earrings.
I said I didn't bring one.
I was suddenly told I didn't bring earrings.
I thought I didn't have to bring it.
You're right.
It's been about a month and a half since I went to Hawaii.
I was wondering if it would be okay.
But I bought it because I didn't know what to do.
It's a must-have for me.
I was surprised to hear this.
If you're worried about breaking glasses or other necessities, you should bring two glasses.
I see.
It's expensive in New Zealand.
I was surprised.
In Japan, you can buy it for 10,000 yen or so.
I bought it for 400 yen or so.
Do you wear contacts?
If you don't wear contacts, it's easier for you to see.
It's annoying to bring contacts, so I wear glasses almost every day.
Only in class.
I really want to do that.
If I don't wear contacts, I won't be able to spend it.
I want to live with glasses.
But if you have bad eyesight, you'll get drunk between these lenses and glasses.
You can see in front of you, but if you can't see in between, the stairs will wobble and you won't be able to live like that.
That's why I brought contacts.
It's hard, isn't it? I brought a lot.
That's half of it.
That's why I brought a lot of contacts.
Contacts are really hard.
Just in case, I don't know if I'll run, but I also brought running shoes.
But you're wearing them, aren't you?
Yeah, I'm wearing them.
I have a list of things that motivate me.
Stretch goods.
Yeah, you brought them.
I have them here, too, but they're used in Japan and I think it's best to bring them.
I like the feeling of size and hardness.
That's why I brought this one.
It's in there.
It's big.
But if you put it in a suitcase, it's pretty small.
Really?
And there's a pocket here.
Can you put it in?
I brought this from Japan, too.
It's really easy to get stiff shoulders.
This is actually a foot massage stick, but you put it on your neck and roll it like this.
It's the best.
If you don't have this, you'll get stiff.
There are a few other things, but you can put it in like this and put it in a suitcase.
It's amazing.
These goods are...
And I have this, too.
I love this.
I've been using it since I was an idol.
I love it.
It's the best.
It's completely different from other ships.
It's like icing and it gets cold.
It's real.
You can really get tired the next day.
I thought this was a must-have item, so I brought about two boxes of it.
I use it.
Eye mask?
I brought an eye mask like this.
I use it when my eyes are too tired.
That's great.
I think it's amazing.
Convenient.
Next.
This is a magic wand.
A wand?
I've been using it for a long time.
I recommend it to Japanese people, too.
When I think I'm going to get influenza, I drink it right away.
When my body hurts, I drink it.
It's really good for my body.
I brought about two boxes of this.
New Zealand is not "corona zero" anymore.
Some classmates are getting lonely, so I brought it because I have to be careful.
I also brought only kakkontou.
I still have it.
And I brought it with a bottle.
It's like heavy.
Only kakkontou and medicine are important, so I brought a huge one with me.
Medicine is important.
I don't know why, but my stomach hurts when I'm in Hawaii.
So I always have medicine.
How many kinds?
I think there are about 20 kinds of big ones.
Sometimes my stomach doesn't feel good and it gets worse.
But I haven't spent my life drinking medicine that much.
When I told my grandmother that it was bad for my stomach, she gave me one medicine.
I feel so relieved when I drink it.
I was surprised at the power of medicine.
Next time you go to Japan, buy medicine.
I think this one is better.
I recommend it.
It's important.
I have it, so please buy it for me.
I still have it.
Japanese food is not very fatty.
There are a lot of fatty foods and heavy meats in Japan.
If you're in Japan, you can change your diet.
But if you're staying at home, you can't change your diet.
Yes, you can't control your diet.
I don't know why.
I don't know what caused it.
Why?
I don't know why I'm talking like this.
It hurts, but I don't know.
It's like a bag.
I wanted a bag like this on my shoulder.
I did a lot of hiking in Hawaii.
I didn't have a bag that my hands could open.
I thought I wanted a bag that my hands could open.
That's why I bought a bag like this.
It's a bag.
But it's important.
It's a bag that you can open with both hands.
I think everyone loves it.
It's a bag that you can wear on your shoulder.
It's a bag that you can wear on your body.
I think it's good.
My dentist told me to have a toothbrush.
I have a lot of them.
Really?
I'm using this one.
Really?
I don't know if it's okay.
I think there are about four or five Japanese.
I think there are more than three.
That's great.
I brought it with me.
I recommend it.
It's light.
I brought it with me this time.
That's right.
When I was in Hawaii, I had to wear a mask at school.
That's right.
I didn't have enough masks, so I packed a lot of masks and went to school the next day, but I didn't have to wear a mask at school, so I didn't know what to do, so my suitcase was full of masks.
I packed a mask in the gap and packed it with my mother, so I was like, "What should I do with these masks?"
It's light and good, isn't it? I think it's more convenient to have it depending on the place, but it was enough for me.
I think so, too.
It's affordable, so it's like that.
I think I wanted a fairy magic.
What did you want it for?
It was expensive at the stationery store, so I thought, "Why is it so expensive?" I think I brought what I could use in Japan.
I think you should bring anything.
And I think fluorescent pens are great in Japan.
And I found a nail clipper and a nail clipper.
I remembered when I saw your tweezers.
Tweezers.
Yes, yes, something to arrange your eyebrows.
Do you have it?
Something sharp?
Do you have it?
Yes, I do.
That's right.
That kind of thing may be important.
Something you can arrange.
I have it, too.
I have it, but it's different in lightness.
I think it's great in Japan.
I brought slippers.
Slippers.
Slippers are important, too.
Speaking of slippers, I brought this.
Foot bath tampon.
It's the best.
When did you know this?
You know, you can't get tired of taking a bath.
Then you get more and more tired.
You're already in your 30s.
So, instead of this bath, I pour hot water in this.
I just pour hot water and wear slippers like this.
It really warms you up.
But this is my personal product.
If you're looking for something to keep you warm, I bought it on Amazon.
It's great.
Speaking of warm things, I brought a lot of heattech.
I love it.
I brought a lot of it.
It's really cold.
I'm wearing it today, too.
By the way, I've been wearing it every day lately.
It's getting cold again in the morning.
It's really hot in the morning and in the afternoon.
I have to wear heattech in the morning because it's too cold.
That's right.
And I got it delivered.
I thought it wasn't enough, so I got it delivered.
But I think you should bring a lot of things you wear every day.
It depends on the rules of homestay.
You can only wash it once a week.
There may be places where it's more than that.
I can't really wash it, so I think you should bring it as much as you can.
I'll bring something like that.
Also, depending on the place, if you have a house where you use a dryer, a dryer is OK clothes. So it's better not to want to be so fashionable.
It says "jersey" this time too, but you can go to New Zealand in a jersey, right? I almost brought it in a jersey.
You can't choose carefully!
I really think so.
It's better not to bring your favorite clothes.
I really think so.
It's no good, isn't it?
I think so.
Umbrella!
I brought a folding umbrella.
Folding umbrellas are not sold in Japan, right?
No, no!
I was looking for it for a while, but I didn't bring it.
For example, I'm saying this now, but people overseas don't put umbrellas in their bags, right?
So you may think you don't have to bring it, but since Japanese people are used to it,
you can't walk without an umbrella in this rain, right?
I always have an umbrella in my school backpack.
On the contrary, you can bring a windbreaker or a raincoat that you can go out in a little rain.
If it wasn't for Nakajima-san's first uniform, I would have been soaked.
It was just the beginning of the rainy season.
I was told it would be better to bring a rain jacket, so I went to buy it right away.
It was important.
Umbrellas are sold overseas as well, but when you get used to Japanese shopping prices,
you feel that everything overseas is expensive, right?
It's really cheap.
So I recommend you buy it in Japan and bring it.
I brought it when I was in Hawaii.
This is a film camera.
I've liked film cameras since I was in Japan.
But when I was in Hawaii, I didn't bring it because I thought it wouldn't matter.
After all, Hawaii is Hawaii and you can go anywhere you want.
I regretted it because I wanted to go back.
This time, I brought a new film camera and another film camera that I originally had.
It's okay if it breaks.
I bought about two or three films and brought them.
It's important to bring one of your hobbies.
When I was in Hawaii, I didn't go there to study or play.
So I thought I wouldn't have to bring a swimsuit when I went to Hawaii.
But I can't say that.
You were there, weren't you?
I don't think too much about it because I'm going to study.
Things you like, things you can relax with in your daily life, like scents, I recommend you to bring those things.
It was about how to create an environment where you can enjoy studying.
Ah! Body sponge!
I'm glad you brought a lot of them!
I regretted it quite a bit, body sponge!
I should have brought more.
I really want to wash my back like this!
I want to wash my back with a body sponge that stretches out!
This is something I can't give up!
I brought body sponges because I thought they were sold overseas.
But they're not sold overseas!
I'm glad you brought it up!
If you have a little bit of obsession with it, you might want to bring it!
I see!
You're really obsessed with it!
That's true!
I'm obsessed with it!
Especially makeup tools and stuff like that!
I only brought a little bit of it.
Even if it's only a little bit, I think I brought quite a lot of it!
Lipsticks and stuff like that.
I brought quite a lot of things that can be divided up!
Oh, that's great!
Also, I thought you brought a lot of computers!
There are a lot of study abroad centers like that, but I don't really use computers!
I've never had one!
When I was studying abroad, I still don't have one!
Depending on the class, you have to organize it yourself, but there are computers at school!
You can do it there, too!
I can't use my computer!
I can't type at all!
I brought my iPad at least!
I recommend the iPad!
It's convenient!
You can scan and enter everything!
The text book of the language school is quite thick and things like that, so if you bring it back to Japan and open it again, you only have your own points!
Well, you can't do that with your iPhone, but you can take a picture and say goodbye to your textbook!
The amount of prints is like this!
There are a lot of prints!
I recommend it!
I think it's better to take a picture and say goodbye to your hair!
It's important to keep it together!
Did you find it helpful?
Please let us know in the comments!
Oh, and mayonnaise!
Mayonnaise is completely different!
It's important for seasonings!
That's right!
Like mentsuyu!
If you have your favorite seasonings, like wasabi or kudama miso...
I recommend it!
And dashi!
Japanese food, of course!
Like miso soup...
Or freeze-dried...
We'll add it again if we find anything!
Thank you for watching today!