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There are a lot of people here, so I'm going to move.
Can you hear me?
Oh, wait, there was a good seat, so I moved over there.
Is it dark?
I thought I could see a good view of New Zealand, but it doesn't reflect.
Is it dark with this?
But as long as my voice disappears, it's okay.
Look, it's very sunny today.
Isn't it?
I'm not used to filming outside, where there are people.
I'm a little embarrassed, but there is a waitress who took care of me earlier.
Yes, there is still about an hour's flight, but I thought I would drink latte and talk about the airport early.
I'm always filming from home, so I'm a little worried that people's voices will come in and people will be reflected.
The reason why I'm at the airport now is that I'm going to Christ Church!
It's my first time on a south island in my life!
I've finally come!
Actually, I booked this airplane quite a while ago.
Just when this Air New Zealand was on sale, the price of the plane to Christ Church was...
Oh, how much was it?
I think it was about $83.
Don't you remember a little?
I'll put it up later.
It's cheap and I don't know how much it usually is.
It was cheap for the time being.
I've never been to the south island before, so I thought I'd book it here and go.
After that, various things changed at work and I decided to quit my job.
I decided to go on a big journey and I'm going to be on the south island again in about a month, but it's okay, the south island is also wide, so this time I'm going to Christchurch, but in a month I'm thinking of going to a different place instead of Christchurch, so it's okay, I'm going to Christchurch for the time being.
By the way, I have a friend who lives in Christchurch, so I'm thinking of staying at his house, so I haven't made any reservations at all.
I also picked up a few places I wanted to go for the time being, but I haven't decided on one.
I'm leaving it up to you, like locals know a good cafe.
I'm not leaving it up to you to say I'm leaving it up to you, but since I was told that the south island was cold, I brought my down coat and put on down boots and get on.
The weather was bad until yesterday, and it was so easy for the weather to change that it was like a typhoon, but it's been sunny since today, and yesterday the wind was strong and it felt like I wouldn't be able to fly a flight, but luckily the wind has calmed down and it seems like the wind will be strong again tomorrow, but will it come back?
Well, I'm like that.
Oh, by the way, I'm back from work.
I was like, "Will I work until the end of September for the time being?", but when I came back, there was a difference between the boss and me, and the boss told me that the Japanese group at the end of September wanted me to do it.
"Oh, well, I'll work until then", and "I'll be here until the end of September".
That's what I was going to tell you, but it seems like the boss wanted me to do it for the last Japanese group in September, and when I went to work the other day, I was like, "Huh? Are you coming earlier?", "Are you going to work on Wednesday as usual?", "Oh, okay, okay", and I was like, "Huh? Wait, does that mean I don't have to work?", and well, there are various things, and actually, today's Christchurch is also three nights and four days, but it's
booked in time for work, but after that, I decided to quit my job or I didn't have to work in the current situation, so I thought, "Huh? I want to live a little longer", "I want to go", but well, let's leave it at that for the time being, yes, I want to enjoy it as much as possible, so I'm pretty free next week, right?
Lotteria. Even if I say I'm going to make memories of my last Lotteria trip, I'm planning to come back to Lotteria from time to time, so I want to spend Christmas with someone I like or my selfish life.
Well, when it's Christmas holiday, including New Year's Day, postfamilies go camping, so I feel like I definitely want to go there too, so I'm making a plan already, so I'm going back to Lotteria from time to time, but I think it's going to be a half-year rush from here.
Of course, I'm going to cafes and catching up with people who are friendly to me when I come back from Japan, and on the other hand, I'm really blessed with people, but now I have a host family in Japan and I'm really lonely at home, right?
Somehow I'm ...
cooking for myself is very appropriate.
When I was in Japan, I felt like natto rice was enough, so
this time ... I don't know when, but I came back on Friday and bought broccoli and cauliflower and eggs for the same day, month, or four days of eating
and somehow compensated for it.
There is rice, pasta, and seasonings at home, so it's very nutritious.
But you eat a lot at this Christchurch cafe, right? There is also something you want to eat, and it's like "well, I can't help it".
Yesterday ... Somehow I can't stop talking about it.
Yesterday, I visited the school and said that I would go to Christchurch from tomorrow, but since the teacher in the school office is from Christchurch,
I've been told a lot lately, and that person gave me a lot of information.
"Because there is the world's most delicious hot chocolate," I was told, but it's really sweet.
"It's a really sweet hot chocolate, so if you drink it in the morning, you'll throw up by about evening," I was told.
"Eh, such a hot chocolate is on the contrary strong, but how sweet is it?" It's like "so sweet".
"Eh, like that?" I'm looking forward to drinking that hot chocolate too.
Hot chocolate has a pattern of making it with flour and melting the chocolate properly, right?
I think it's the first time in my life to drink hot chocolate that is properly melted and drunk without any powder.
I don't know how to make it, but it's the first time I've had hot chocolate like that, and it's like eating chocolate, no, drinking chocolate.
It was really delicious, so I forgot to tell you that it was really delicious in Raglan, but I tried it in Christchurch this time.
I would like to compare which one is more delicious in my mind.
I'm looking forward to it!
By the way, the other day, before I went back to Japan, I separated what I would bring to Japan and what I would go on a great adventure in the future and disposed of what I didn't need.
I put it in a box to dispose of.
I was like, "If I have these clothes, can I go on a trip?"
But in the first place, even though there are few clothes, if you try to dispose of clothes further, you will feel like you have nothing to wear in Christchurch this time.
I'm wearing a lot of Levi's clothes and they're pretty faded.
I thought I could still wear it, but I washed it so much that it wasn't fluffy anymore.
I thought it was goodbye, but I'm pulling it out.
I've only grown up in New Zealand, so when I'm in Japan, I'm like, "Let's dress like this for the first, second, and third day of my trip."
I didn't even carry shoes or two-story buildings with me.
In New Zealand, I've experienced something like living on the minimum luggage of a mountain hut life, so I'm sorry.
Oh, I put a lot of clothes on.
I'm thinking about whether I should wear clothes now.
Of course, there are days when I want to look fashionable, but I'm sorry that I feel like I should just wear it.
I don't know who I'm apologizing to, but every time I go to a hair salon in Japan, I think I should have my hair neatly arranged.
Hair stylists are also very fashionable, aren't they?
I'm going to have my hair neatly arranged, but I'm sorry that the hairstyle and the clothes I'm wearing in New Zealand don't match.
But when I go back to Japan, I have to dress up a little and go somewhere.
I put on earrings in Japan for the first time in a long time.
It's not a metal allergy, but I got itchy and lost my immune system.
I'm glad it hasn't closed yet, but I don't wear earrings or accessories here at all.
I don't know if it's good or bad.
But when I live here, I think it would be nice if there was nature.
When I wake up in the morning, the New Zealand birds' cries are very unique.
The more I can predict what bird it may be by crying one by one, the more it makes me cry.
It's the best morning to listen to the birds singing and spend it.
That's enough for me.
I'm so happy.
It was bad weather yesterday, so I was affected by the weather.
It's so beautiful when it's sunny.
I was talking to Japanese customers the other day.
When it's sunny, it's different from the sky in Japan.
It's very clear and it's strange to see it clearly.
When I first arrived in New Zealand, the weather in New Zealand was amazing.
I can see very far.
I feel like my eyesight has improved.
I didn't think it was that good.
But I really think so.
Also, there is no high building, so the scenery is very nice.
I've been living in Rotterdam all the time, so when I go to places like Neipia, Neutrimos and Labran,
I want to live near the sea and go on a trip that I don't want to leave this city.
But when I come back to Rotterdam, I think Rotterdam is a really beautiful place from the bottom of my heart.
It's easy to live in, of course.
The scenery is very relaxing, isn't it?
I'm talking like this now, and I'm glad I could come here. I feel like I can go back and go up again.
I was pretty depressed yesterday, and I was like, "Why am I depressed?"
I might have spent a lot of time alone at home, and I didn't have to work, so I could go to work first, but I don't have anything to do now.
It's like I'm just going to Big Giant. It's like I'm getting my feelings together.
It's fun.
And in the comment section, the other day...
I didn't notice it the other day, but I came back from Japan and came back.
I got a comment like "I don't know what you mean," and Instagram or YouTube forgot about it.
"That's right," I thought, "I came back from Japan and came back. It's difficult," and I didn't notice it myself.
"I'm back in New Zealand." There was a word "newsy" coming out of it.
I'm sorry.
But you know what I'm talking about?
If you look at YouTube and see the comments of people who jump out of studying abroad...
Of course, I don't know what kind of study abroad life will be like in the future, but...
Expand your life?
Experiencing things you've never experienced before is definitely very important to you.
I think experience really makes you bigger.
Except for going to various places, even if you're doing the same thing every day after work...
You'll meet various environments, right?
There's me who hasn't been irritated by things I've been irritated about so far, and I wonder if I'm growing up a little.
It's also about getting used to that environment.
Even if you live every day, there are some differences, and you catch them yourself and look back at yourself.
Every day, every day, I'm in the airport like this, and I'm filming YouTube while I'm fidgeting like this.
I think it's all going to be an experience, and I think it's going to build up.
The other day, I was talking to a Japanese senior at work and I thought...
Hi, baby.
I really think that everything will make everything bigger and I have to put my heart into it and open my heart and make myself stronger and live on.
Why did I say that?
Oh, yeah, I was happy to hear that in the comments.
It's okay if you think it doesn't suit you overseas.
And going back to Japan doesn't make it a rediscovery.
Japan was such a good country.
I'll go back to Japan in the end.
But I think it's because I went out once, got to know myself, and got ready.
I still have to work hard in Japan.
Even if I go back to Japan, I want to protect myself now, so I don't know what's going to happen in the future.
First of all, I don't know if my first big journey will succeed or not, but for now, I'm going to try it and find out my potential.
It's exciting and it's not about living.
And that's what was impressive in the previous comment.
I found what I want to do in New Zealand.
I want to try woofing and learn agriculture.
When I watched YouTube, it seemed like I was following what he was doing ten years ago.
Ten years ago, he came to Newsy and commented, "I was learning agriculture by challenging woofing."
I was very happy and wanted to meet a lot of seniors in life like this.
Please tell me, senior!
I love listening to people's life stories.
It's really fun to listen to people's stories.
Life is mysterious. Life is about timing.
Why is it so mysterious?
But if you change it in a good direction and digest it yourself,
I wonder if that person's life will be lively or negative depending on how you live it.
It's mysterious even if you go through it yourself. It's mysterious even if you listen to people's stories.
I was talking and I was energetic.
Once again, I would like to say thank you for the environment we are in now.
So, Christchurch and Newsy's nature.
I'm really looking forward to seeing the south island.
It's said that it's a dry area.
There are a lot of green on the north island, but it's said that the south island is more rocky.
I'm looking forward to seeing it.
I live in Rotterdam and I'm told that Christchurch is a great city.
I'm looking forward to that too.
I can talk about the south island all the time.
Boarding starts at 11 o'clock.
Life is really mysterious.
I feel like I've been talking about this all the time lately.
When I returned to Japan the other day, I met my friends and everyone's lives were different.
I thought, "Ah, this is how life changes and you experience what you can do."
I don't know if I can talk about it in detail, but she's living a life that only she can do.
I'm living a life I can do.
Well, like this, I'm going to spend another 30 minutes at the airport and go to Minami Island.
Next week, I think I'll say my impressions of Christchurch.
My mother and father are still in Japan, so I don't know where they are now.
Is it around Hiroshima?
By the way, I don't know where my mother and father are going.
I'm hiking a lot right now, but I don't know where they are.
But it's so beautiful when you look at it.
I don't know Japan at all.
My mother and father know Japan first.
That's what it feels like.
Yeah, I'm back in Japan.
I'm eager to know a lot about the good things about Japan.
There's so much I don't know.
Really.
I came by car from Rotterdam to this airport.
The parking lot is 24 hours after 1 hour and within 12 hours.
And then there's another payment rank.
When I looked at it online, it was $66 for my three nights and four days.
I'm really bad at numbers, but it was about $66.
I got on the bus.
I don't know if the bus will come on time, and if I'm impatient or if I can't make it to the plane in time, it's 66 dollars.
I think it's a cheap price for Japanese people.
Lotteries basically don't pay parking fees, so I thought it would be 66 dollars if I did it from here, and when I went to the parking lot earlier,
I saw the payment statement again, and it said that it would be 100 dollars within 28 days, and there was no 66 dollar statement in between, so I was like, "Eh? Wouldn't Uber have been cheaper if I paid 100 dollars?"
I'm spending my time thinking like, "Oh, that's a small thing, but it's okay."
I don't know what will happen, but I'll check it out when I push and pay.
If you haven't forgotten, I'll let you know.
I don't know if you're interested in what happened to the parking fee, but this time, it was a video of me talking like this.
Please listen like you're listening to the radio.
I think it's hard for me to look at my face like this for about 20 minutes, so please listen like you're listening to the radio.
I'm also checking the video, and I don't care about my own face, so when I check the video for the last time, I only wear earphones and do various things that I have to do by myself, but I'm only checking the audio, so please watch it like that.
Thank you for joining me today as well.
See you next week!
Bye-bye!