AISubs v3.7
I got drunk on packing save and got a beer, so I hope you can drink and go out with me!
I'm alone, so I went to the first place where there were three rocks lined up, and I don't know if it's related to that, but
When I buy something like this, if there are a lot of labels attached like this, there is no mistake, right? I don't know what it is, so it's worth it.
Also, if you think the label is cute, you can buy it.
Thank you for your hard work!
Hmm, it's delicious! Lager? It tastes like black beer.
It tastes like black beer!
It's delicious!
Well, I'd like to talk about my impressions.
What should I talk about first?
It was the best trip ever!
Well, I'm going to enjoy New Primus all day tomorrow, so I'd like to find something.
New Primonf
I've been saying "New Primus" all the time, but I don't know if it's right.
I'm saying it like "New Primonf" when I hear it, but I don't know.
Well, for now, let's look back on Taranaki.
Well...
I don't know what to say.
I can't think of anything.
First of all, I would like to say "thank you" to the host family.
First of all, if I hadn't moved to the host family now, I wouldn't have imagined walking with such a big backpack.
I've always wanted to do it for myself and it looks fun.
I've never checked how they climb.
This time, when I went to the host family...
All of them. My daughter and my son.
They're all fit and outdoorsy.
So yeah, I'm grateful for everything this time as well.
I uploaded it to YouTube for my dad as well,
and we trained together.
First, we carried a backpack that weighed 10kg,
and walked 10km up the closest mountain,
and then we went hiking.
I said I wanted to go to Taranaki first,
and before I went there alone,
my dad told me I should definitely train,
and he took care of my schedule in a hurry.
I was supposed to go with my mom and dad,
but my mom got sick,
so my dad and I went alone.
When you feel like you're going to get lost or anxious,
look at your footprints and move on.
If you see a lot of mud or something like that,
make sure you don't walk in places where there's a lot of footprints.
If you walk in different places or where there's a lot of footprints,
make sure you follow it.
If you see a big step, turn back and go down.
Basically, find this mark.
If you tell me everything...
And of course, how you spend your time in the mountain hut.
First of all, spread your sleeping bag wide like this.
Otherwise, you won't be able to keep it warm.
And the rules of the mountain hut.
Take off your shoes first and clean them up last.
And hot water and leftovers.
There's no place to throw them away.
It's all for the first time.
And how to boil hot water.
I've never used a stove or anything like that before.
It's all for the first time.
It's really helpful.
Thank you very much.
Mother taught me this circuit.
I wanted to go to Taranaki, but there was an easier course.
Enter from another point and go straight for a few hours.
There was an easy-looking course, and I finished looking at the reflection of the lake in Taranaki and went home.
I was thinking of going on a day trip course, and when I talked to everyone, my mother said, "No, no, no, it's boring."
I had a lot of fun doing this circuit, so it's better to go around and have fun with different scenery than to go the same way.
That's why I decided to go on a circuit this time.
Then I had to stay in Yamagoya for two days and two nights.
Then I had to do the training I just did.
I'm sorry.
And all of these things I'm wearing are all borrowed.
The wear is my own, but I borrowed my daughter's raincoat and my mother's trekking shoes.
I also bought socks that my mother recommended me and my mother's backpack.
"This purple backpack is cute," all the girls passing by said.
Oh, it's not mine, it's my mother's.
Yes, it was very popular. It was also very easy to use.
Hmm...
What are the pros and cons?
I don't know what I have, so I don't know how to reduce my luggage.
If I had some luggage to go on a trip, it would definitely be about 14kg.
14, 15.
But I was told to carry the minimum amount of luggage, and this time it was about 11kg, so I'm grateful for that.
I'm really grateful!
It's in the mountains, so of course there are unexpected weather and cloud movements.
Even in such a case, I was told about it, and I was also told about my mother's fear of the past.
If anything happens, stop right there and if the clouds cover you or if the wind is strong, stop right there and don't take a step forward and keep it there.
And that's it.
Oh, it's in the car.
If anything happens, I was told that I could contact an emergency contact person related to sanitation, and if anything happens, call a helicopter with this.
When I climbed the mountain and when I put on my hat, my father and mother both contacted me.
With the support of everyone around me, I was able to have such a wonderful experience.
I am really grateful.
If only I had climbed back up, I would have been able to thank my second host mother who sold me a car second-hand.
If it weren't for the car, I don't think I would have been able to enjoy my life in New Zealand like this.
I am also grateful for my firm lower body and lower back.
I'm pretty tired, but I think that's what makes 24kg trail marathon training so effective.
I trained pretty hard for the 24kg trail marathon, so I'm pretty strong now.
I'm glad I went.
I'm talking all the time.
I've only had beer so far.
It's a shame I couldn't go back to Rotterdam.
I had originally decided to go to Carnagie on this day.
After work, I went out and arrived at New Plymouth and stayed at a backpacker.
Originally, it was a course that I went out on Wednesday and came back on Sunday.
I had to drive about four hours from Rotterdam to New Plymouth.
I got a call from my classmate.
There's a party tonight on Friday, so don't come.
I don't think I'll be able to see you all very often, so I want to go.
I was able to explain that it was a hiking and quite big one.
But I said I might be able to go, but when I came back, I was really tired and didn't feel like I could go home.
But I think it was a really right decision for me.
It's not good to pack too much, it's dangerous.
Even driving this road for free is boring.
For example, when you get to the parking lot and you're like, "Huh? Are you going to park this gear after this?"
Oh, I didn't raise the side brake.
I think it was good because I was pretty bored.
Staying here.
I'm glad I booked this room.
This is a motel, isn't it?
After school and studying English,
I thought I would travel alone today.
Of course, I don't think I can speak at all than you think.
But even so, I was able to speak English a little bit.
I think it's amazing that it has expanded my life.
It doesn't matter if it's a little thing.
I was really bad at English.
Shall we take a picture?
And things that happened at school.
Why are you in New Zealand?
Things like that.
And things about Japan.
I was able to talk a little bit.
And listening?
I think listening is the biggest thing.
I think it's amazing that I can listen and react.
Speaking is much more difficult for me.
Listening is to some extent...
But I thought.
This trip, there were quite a lot of people from France and Europe.
Speaking English is the second language, isn't it?
But everyone is so good at it.
Perapera perapera.
Why are you so good at it?
I talked about it.
But you said you were good at it even though you were Japanese.
I thought, "Oh, that's how it is."
After all, English is difficult for Japanese people.
The hurdles are high.
I thought, "Those people understand me."
I'm glad I'm Japanese. I thought I was lucky.
On the contrary.
I laughed.
I thought it was a good way of saying it.
There were a lot of strong people for this trip.
Of course.
Because it's about staying in a mountain hut.
There are a lot of strong people.
And the girl I met at the backpackers.
After all, I was...
I was really fast.
Yeah, actually...
Actually...
With my mother's father's calculations...
He said I could go in about five hours.
Well, five hours...
Well, about six hours?
He said I could go.
I went for about four hours.
I'll look it up.
That's right.
I'm going up in four hours and six minutes.
I think it's a really fast pace.
But the road was easy.
All you had to do was go up the stairs all the time.
Even if you were in a little dangerous zone...
I knew where I was going.
I didn't get lost.
I didn't have to find my own way.
I think it's a little too fast.
Maybe that's why I'm tired.
Elevation...
Eight hundred and seventy-four up.
Six hundred and twenty-five down.
That's pretty good.
Oh, by the way, I'm sorry.
I've always thought of elevation as "everation".
When was it?
What kind of YouTube was it?
It was at the trail marathon.
I've been saying "everation", "everation", haven't I?
I'm sorry.
I noticed it when I saw the comments.
When I went to my father's house, I got a lot of applause.
But you didn't notice, did you?
He said when we were talking.
Did you notice me saying 'everation'?
And he said, "Yeah, that's what you said, so get out of here," like that.
I'm such an idiot. I'm so stupid. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Yeah, and it was too early, so I didn't go, and when I got home and woke up in the morning, I couldn't do the Asahi Challenge, but...
Well, after that, everyone took breakfast and went home right away, and I thought, "Oh, everyone's staying up."
At the end, it took me an hour to pack my luggage and I took it out a few times, but somehow I left this morning...
I think I left around 7:40 in the morning.
And, well, when I was walking, a girl I met at the backpackers walked in the opposite direction and said, "What? You went a lot faster than me, didn't you? Wait a minute, where are you going?"
And I said, "What? Where are you going?"
"Wait a minute," like that.
Yeah, but I... Oh, yeah, this helped me a lot, too.
My father had a map, like a mountain climbing map, and he bought it.
And if you press the good trail you want to go on, the trail gets thicker like this.
And your own direction, even if you're in mode off... I forgot this one, too.
Even if you're in mode off, you know where you're headed, so you can see the trail map better than Google Maps.
My father told me, "It's okay, the trail will follow you," and I...
I was using it, but I'm riding here, so I think it's definitely this way, and I'm talking about what happened, and that was also very sudden.
I think I climbed a lot and went to the top and put it up, but I don't think I could see anything, right? At the lookout.
And I don't know if I could see it, but if it's beautiful, I probably looked around 360 degrees and didn't know where I was, and I'm sure I'm back on the same path.
But yeah, go ahead, I'm really angry right now, so go ahead and say it.
Yeah, I said it earlier, but I hope you know that mark.
I hope you know.
There are so many things I want to talk about that I go over there and over there.
Why am I talking about this?
Yeah, I'm talking about people with a lot of punches.
Oh, yeah, me too.
When I first arrived at Holy Head, I happened to meet a couple with strong punches.
I was like, "Bring me some firewood, bring me some firewood."
But I only had about three firewood like this.
I thought it felt good, but I put up with it.
About an hour later, the couple came and gave me three, two, two firewood.
. I thought I was sorry and only brought three. I thought it was really comfortable, but the extra firewood was really heavy and cold, and there were many stairs on the road, so
this beer is delicious.
New Zealand beer is delicious, isn't it?
When I was in Japan, I didn't drink much beer, but I only drank highball, but this highball wasn't very delicious, so I
introduced it to my father.
My father said that Heiji beer was delicious, and
he said that Heiji beer, which is a little cloudy and sweet and fruity, was delicious, and when I drank it, it was insanely delicious, and I fell in love with it, but this black beer is also delicious.
Hmm, what should I do tomorrow?
My mother told me to run, but I have shoes in my car at all times, just in case something happened.
But I don't have a wear.
I also want to buy a wear.
Since I moved to this house in March, I've been wearing Mother's running team's Rotorua Marathon 2017.
I still have three of those T-shirts.
At first, I was asked if I had a running T-shirt, and I brought pants from Japan.
I always wore a normal T-shirt and ran.
When I showed it on the street, I was told it wasn't a good T-shirt.
A normal T-shirt sweats and becomes heavy with sweat.
It doesn't dry quickly and it gets cold.
First of all, I was taken to a running club or a team.
Since I have a lot of stock now, I was told to bring it.
I still have three Rotorua Marathon 2017 T-shirts.
I've been wearing it all the time and it hasn't dried up yet, so I can wear it at all.
I don't like it.
I'm wearing this much and it doesn't dry up at all.
I want to buy a new one soon, but it's still cut off.
I want to buy a tank top because I'm wearing short sleeves.
When I'm in Japan, I'm worried about my running clothes.
I can't put it out because I'm fat.
On the contrary, it's like, "Let's put it out."
When I'm in Japan, I have to wear fashionable running wear and run in a smooth state.
When I'm here, I tie it up and apply sunscreen.
But sometimes I wear a hair band like this.
I'm sweating like this and it's easy to move, right?
"OK! I'll do it until I sweat!" That's kind of "beauty", isn't it?
For me.
So tomorrow, depending on my condition, I think running will be possible.
Maybe early in the morning.
Why is this motel check out?
I didn't see it at all.
I want to take a shower after running.
Wait a minute.
Check out. It's 10am.
It's 10am.
It's from 9am.
I should have gone today, too.
Wait a minute.
It says "Check-in time is from 2pm", but I went in before 2pm today.
Then I buy a wear and it's over, right? It doesn't make sense, does it?
I want to run and take a shower.
It's hard, isn't it?
But you know...
It's weird to say this, but if you spend it in a mountain hut, anything is possible.
I really want to show you that scenery, but it is difficult to stay in a mountain hut, isn't it?
If you are not good at insects or so-called dirty things, it is difficult for you, isn't it?
I don't like it either, of course, but there was something worth seeing until I endured it.
It's kind of fluffy.
"Is that scenery a dream?" "Was it a dream?" It was such a great, great, strange feeling.
It had a lot of power, really.
Yes, well, I don't know what I will do tomorrow, but for the time being, the Taranaki Circuit was a great success and thank you very much.
This wonderful scenery and so on.
For you, "I was impressed" is a wonderful scenery for you.
I hope you can feel the air of nature in the city and even in your busy life.
Of course, I like busy life and I think there are people who love big cities,
but I like nature, so I hope you can have a moment when you can say "haa" to those who have to be in the city to work or spend busy time .
It doesn't matter if it's this moment now, but it doesn't matter if it's a moment when I can say "thank you for your hard work"
So, I'll drink this up and think about what to do tomorrow and go to bed.
See you later!
I'll drink this up and think about what to do tomorrow and go to bed.