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Hello, I'm Saki Nakajima. I'm Saki Moritochi. Hello, this is the Study Abroad Channel.
Today I would like to have a pajama party as I said before.
Pajama. Do you remember? Do you remember?
Do you remember, everyone? These pajamas.
When I traveled to Auckland, I bought a lot of pajamas on impulse, but I didn't wear them because it was cold, but I wore them in summer.
I also wore it quite a bit, but I haven't taken a pajama party video for a while, so I'm doing it.
The time is also quite ... 9 o'clock and 13 minutes.
9 o'clock and 13 minutes. Nakajima is pretty sleepy.
I've been acting since this morning.
Do you want to show it? On the contrary.
Can't you see it?
I only bought it.
What are you talking about? Pajama. It's too late, so let's have a little deeper conversation.
Going back to the point, why did you start studying abroad?
It's been six months since you studied in New Zealand, but why do you say "how about it"?
I'm sorry. I thought you were asking too much.
No problem at all.
I'm sorry.
I'm thinking of talking about it.
Yay!
Yes, so immediately.
Is this muscle of mine okay?
I'd like to talk about it as I think about it.
So first of all, when I started this YouTube channel, I was talking about why I studied abroad and why I came to New Zealand.
Chii-chan's first answer was Hawaii, so New Zealand and why... I didn't say that.
Maybe.
That's right.
Maybe I just reported the current situation.
That's right.
I came to Hawaii!
But I'm going to New Zealand in the next video, so I'm probably not satisfied.
Right?
Yeah.
Chii-chan, are you talking about why you studied abroad?
I'm saying that.
Yeah.
The reason I did it?
Yeah.
Well, I was originally in a group.
Yeah.
In that group, Morning Musume.
Yeah.
I was allowed to perform overseas.
Yeah.
At that time, I couldn't speak English.
Of course.
Yeah.
But overseas fans were so excited.
Yeah.
They were amazing.
Yeah.
Of course, Japanese fans are like that.
Yeah.
I feel the same way, but what should I say?
The style is completely different.
It's different.
I was surprised there.
Yeah.
You tell me like this.
Yeah.
Even though I don't know the words.
Yeah.
"You tell me like this." I think like that.
Yeah.
I was shocked that I could only return it in Japanese.
Yeah.
I thought it was a waste and I wanted to return it.
That's when I thought I wanted to speak English.
Ah.
Yeah.
But I think so. I thought I was very fortunate that I was given such an environment, and even if I say it, it's rare to be able to perform abroad, and I don't know that there are fans overseas, only in Japan.
That's right.
That's right. I may have been surprised by it. I wish I could talk more, or I wish I could be told something. The first trigger is certainly me passing through there.
Yeah.
Yeah. Yes! I'm sorry.
I changed the angle!
I changed it!
Um, what were you talking about?
The trigger.
If you say it like that, there is a French girl in my school now, and I was doing a French performance, and at that time I read a letter.
Yeah.
For French fans.
That's nice.
But I didn't remember reading the letter. It was difficult to read, so I read it, but it didn't reach me.
Yeah.
Yeah, and now there's a French girl, so I wanted to talk about what I was talking about, I wanted to show you that video, but I couldn't show it because I didn't have it in my hands, and I thought it was interesting.
Yeah, you know my idol activities and what I've been to in France and what countries I've been to in the past.
Oh, I know.
You know, I can tell you.
Yeah.
Yeah, and I've been to France. "Eh, what is it?"
Yeah, "what is it?" I'm asked.
"Where did you go sightseeing?" I'm told, "Oh, it's a job."
When I felt like that...
I read your letter, and I said, "Wait, I want to see you talking in French!"
I couldn't find it, and I wanted to show it to you, but I couldn't get it.
I'm embarrassed about that, and I'd like to tell you about it.
I know what an influence you have on your fans.
So this time, I'd like to ask foreign fans to subtitle it in English or see me talking in English more.
But I'm not confident enough to say it, and it takes me about five or six times to edit it, so I haven't been able to do it yet.
Anyway, I'd like to learn as much as I can so that I can tell you in English.
Chii-chan, you came here as soon as you quit "Morning Musume."
Do you think your change of heart has changed a lot?
What do you feel most about yourself?
I don't know what to say.
When I was an idol, I didn't realize it, but there are a lot of things you notice when you quit.
That's why you became an idol so soon.
No, no.
It's like, "It's so natural that I didn't notice."
Oh, I don't know.
I realized again that I hadn't studied.
I hadn't studied, but I'm glad I was able to learn again and experience what I can do no matter how old I am.
I agree.
I wish I had done it a little sooner, of course.
Especially in language school, the younger you are, the better it is.
- They say it's good. - They say it's good, yes.
But even if you're young, of course you work hard when you're young, and when you work hard...
I think it depends on the speed of learning, but...
I think everyone is working hard.
Even if you're young, even if you're young, and even Japanese couples have children...
Of course it's an English environment, but to keep up with Japanese...
Reading a book in Japanese...
Of course, parents also make you listen to Japanese.
If someone doesn't work hard, it's hard to master two languages.
I think it's amazing.
Of course there is an environment, but...
Also, what I think is...
Of course I didn't study either, but...
What do you call it?
Besides studying, I learned a lot of things...
What do you call it?
It's like I'm bragging, but...
Nakayama-san's words helped me a lot.
I was too young...
I didn't study, so I couldn't do anything.
I think it's amazing.
Even at that time...
But that much...
What do you call it?
I'm doing things I couldn't experience with other people, so it's okay!
You told me a lot of things.
Certainly, there are things you can only get on stage.
I had a lot of things.
For me...
Even if you don't stand on stage and act like an idol...
The process of getting on stage...
What was painful and fun...
Oh, I've grown up! I've broken a step!
I think I learned a lot like that.
I met a lot of different emotions.
I'm sure you all have seniors and juniors like club activities.
It's natural to work hard.
I don't know if it's for the sports club people for the game.
Or for the concert we're going back to.
In the end, you have to do it until you can show something.
I think I learned a lot like that.
And how to communicate with each other in groups.
I think I learned a lot like that.
But it's really helpful, isn't it?
Oh, that's what I think!
I'm glad I'm an idol.
I'm stupid, but I can be stupid.
I can honestly say that I don't know what I don't know.
Can you be stupid?
I think this is very important. I don't have pride because I'm stupid. I don't know and I don't know everything, so even if I think I don't know this, I can ask.
I think it's big. I think I used to think it was embarrassing to ask when I was young, but now that I'm 23 years old, I can only ask if I don't know.
I can't say it when I'm embarrassed. I don't know what I don't know, so I want you to tell me. I think it's because I was working.
I think it's important to be able to say that you can't do what you can't do, and to be able to laugh and admit your mistakes.
And I don't know what kind of idol life you had, but at least you're being evaluated, aren't you? Most of them are good reviews, of course, because the fans are kind, but there are people who say bad things for a long time, aren't there?
I think I'm glad I became an idol because I think I have to listen to the voices of people like that who have endured their mental strength and are like "I am me".
It's natural to be evaluated by others and there are various values.
I think it was great that I could learn from an early age that there are various people's answers.
That is useful now.
That's what Hello! Project is.
Now you can party with various idols and stand on the stage of other rock bands and have various interactions,
but even if you say it, you are in the entertainment world.
If you jump out of there, there are people who argue.
It's a little culture shock because you've been protected.
There is such a thing, but again it becomes learning and stimulation.
I'm so happy now.
I think I'm happy to live a life with learning.
I think you're studying abroad.
Everyone speaks poor English, but you can only talk in English, right?
You're in the same classmate, so you spend more than half of the day together, but there are still a lot of things you don't understand.
But everyone wants to speak English, so you get along, right?
During class, when we talk about deeper topics or discuss them,
I didn't know about it, but there was a person who had a deep feeling about it.
It's poor English, so I don't know if I'm serious or not, and when I talk about it, I have a great feeling and suddenly cry.
I think there was a person who didn't know that.
I think people don't look like that.
I think you're living with various pasts.
I don't know if I don't tell you.
I think I can hide it and live it.
It's like learning about humans.
Of course it's natural for everyone to live a life they don't know about.
Even if you're friendly and friendly, you have something.
It's a difficult story that everyone has come here with various burdens.
But I didn't know and I was surprised.
And because it's English, can you tell me everything in Japanese?
I want you to say something more encouraging, but it's difficult in English.
Sometimes I wonder what to say at times like this.
I wonder what to say.
But it's also a learning experience.
That's right. It's a driving force.
Is there anything that has changed since I came to Japan?
I don't know.
I may have said it before, but I'm not shy anymore.
I'm not shy anymore.
I've calmed down a lot since 2020.
I studied abroad again and calmed down even more.
It's even better.
You don't know if you don't talk.
I don't know if I should talk or not.
There's not much time left, so I'll talk.
I'll talk to you myself.
When new people come, I try to talk a lot.
You're active.
I think you have guts.
Guts?
Even if you don't know, you have no choice but to do it.
You have guts.
And you have a smirk.
It's wonderful that you can laugh right away.
But I get scolded sometimes.
I can't explain why I'm laughing because I'm like this.
Don't mind me.
I don't know if it's changed, but I think I couldn't do it if I didn't work.
When I'm teaching at school, I ask questions like "Does anyone know this question?"
We're on the same desk, so we can answer in many different ways.
When you said you like this desk because you always respond to me, I was happy.
Maybe it's natural for me to answer.
Maybe it's because I'm a dance lesson teacher.
Actually, I'm a teacher.
If you don't answer, you'll get in trouble, right?
That's right.
It's already a habit of mine, so I have to answer it somehow.
That's true.
I never said it when I was a student, but now I can say it.
I'm an adult now.
And in another opinion, you don't like quiet time, do you?
I hate it.
If you don't know it, say you don't know it and ask me to teach you.
I didn't know it, so I said it.
Because I started this program.
I don't know what I don't know.
I think so.
Recently, you say you don't know it too fast.
When I said I didn't know it to a teacher, she said, "Yeah, okay, but you can freaking say it."
Huh? I'm sorry.
You haven't taught me the answer yet, have you?
Think about it a little more.
It's too fast.
I'm sorry.
I think it's important.
I think so, too.
I think it's not natural for us to spend our time as usual.
I think it's not natural for you to teach me so that I can answer you.
I think it's thanks to the agency.
Thank you for making it a competition system.
Then you can do your best.
I'm sorry if the score of the test was really bad.
It's really fun.
It was a little difficult.
It's really difficult.
I think it's simply amazing. For example, I'm not driving.
I think you can use your mind.
You ask me where I'm going and what I'm doing.
For example, I can say, "Turn on the air conditioner."
It's not bad at all. I don't feel it at all.
I think it's amazing, too.
I'll accept it.
When my hands are covered in luggage, I notice it as soon as I hold it.
I think it's amazing. I can see around me.
I've been living while looking around me.
I've been thinking about it lately.
It's important to use your mind, but it's not good to use your mind too much and get tired of it.
I've learned not to jump into annoying places lately.
I learned this through studying abroad in Hawaii.
When I thought it was annoying, I realized that it was important to have the courage to refuse.
I've learned not to refuse when I'm in my 30s.
It's important.
How do you live comfortably?
Keep your own pace and study comfortably without too much stress.
It's about balancing a comfortable human relationship.
What I think of everyone is...
If you're comfortable with it, don't overdo it.
I don't want you to force me to go out with you.
If you're depressed, you can relax.
For example, you can talk in your mother tongue or you can cry depending on someone, but I think you shouldn't overdo it.
I think it's better to learn comfortably. It's not good to be in pain.
It's hard even if you don't do it. I think it's hard even if you can go normally.
It's the opposite of what you said earlier, but it's hard. It depends on the person and the range of stress is different, isn't it?
It's different, isn't it? It's hard, isn't it? Everyone has their own answers.
I don't know, but I grew up in the same environment, so I think this is okay, but this is different. I think LINE is similar, but I think it's especially similar here.
I think it's okay, but it's different here. I think it's different, but I think it's different here.
It's hard to say "for example".
But it was good. When Chii-chan and Ryu Gakusaki became together, I was like, "What does it feel like?" I was like, "Huh? What does Marita-chan feel like?"
Well, it's been six months and it's calmed down, hasn't it?
But from the beginning, it wasn't that uncomfortable. I thought, "Oh, Chii-chan, you're being careful."
It's different to say "yes", but I thought, "Don't be too careful."
I don't know why Chii-chan is being careful. I don't know because it's not Chii-chan, but I think that's probably the base.
I'm not a kid yet, so it's not enough for me.
No, no, no, no.
I'm not a kid yet.
You're a kid.
No, no, no, no.
You're a kid.
You say that every time.
No, no, no, no, no.
I think you're really a good kid.
It's strange, isn't it?
I still can't believe it.
I didn't notice it at first, but I thought that the name "saki" and "chisaki" were very similar when I entered the country.
I'm in Australia now, and when I entered Australia, I showed my passport together and it was shuffled.
When the staff asked me which passport I was looking for, I thought, "Oh, my face looks a little like that in Japan."
I don't know if it's a man's hand or a woman's hand, but when I say "saki" and "chisaki" and "deimsaki", I feel like "just saki" and "chisaki" are not used.
It's a strange coincidence, isn't it?
Is it enough?
I think the talk is enough.
Anyway, what can I say in summary?
When you come to study abroad and jump into a different place, you will understand yourself and you will be sharpened.
Of course, I know it's not enough yet, but I think it's enough now.
I think we are living the happiness we think we are living now.
Everyone has their own happiness, and I think learning is happiness.
No matter how old you are.
That's about it.
We couldn't eat kangaroo meat even once.
But it's quite late now.
So we want to say good night.
Good night.