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Hello everyone, I'm Masaki Nakajima.
Yes, I have safely returned from the island.
Yes, in the previous video, before going to the fourth port, it is a place that cannot be reached unless you go by ship, so I met up with Host Mother in a nearby town, got in Mother's car, moved to the port and went by ship from there.
It was such a flow, but I arrived at my shelter.
Then, there was a man sitting in the passenger seat and he was introduced to me, and he was a loafer like me.
So he was in the passenger seat and there were a lot of luggage in the back, so I was told that I could go to the port in my car and I could only say yes, right?
So I said like "It's okay to drive", but when I was looking at it on Google Maps in advance, it was a very winding road to get to Funatsukima.
So I thought it was scary to drive this and had a conversation with Mother in advance.
"It's this mountain road, so I'm a little worried about whether I can go by splash", Mother said and gave me such a suggestion.
So I met up in the town, parked my car at a friend's house and talked about it.
Well, various situations changed and in the end I went to Funatsukima by splash.
No, it was really hard to drive, really!
In the video the other day, the road from Greytown to Wellington is a very mountainous road and the person in front of me drove slowly, so I said "It was okay", right?
It's a mountain road that makes me wonder why I'm trained in driving so much, and there are steep slopes and steep roads like that.
And that day, the weather was really bad and I went up two mountains like this, so when I went up the mountain, I couldn't see anything in the fog and I couldn't see in front of me enough to say "I have to turn on the light."
Mother's car is driving in front of me, but if you go far away, you won't even be able to see Mother's car.
I went for a while and it was a steep road that I had to go at this speed for a long time.
I was alone, so I didn't have anyone to share it with, and there were places where it was really muddy, but there were no cones or anything like that, so it was a place like a big adventure where I couldn't even pass in front of me when I was driving a car when I said I would go home .
I drove safely and when I arrived at the ship, my neighbor was there, but I misunderstood him as my husband and went on the ship with my neighbor Mother and my other Ufer girl, but that Ufer girl had just graduated from college and had just come from the United States.
I couldn't keep up with the native conversation, and that guy was talking to me a lot, and I said, "I don't know because I just came here," but he was calm enough to say, "I've been living with you for a week or two."
That's why I thought, "Ah, this girl came to town to shop with Mother and came back again."
I don't know what it is, but I've been misunderstanding it.
But as we were talking, she said, "I just came here."
She said, "I used to live on land in America, so I admired island life like this. I'm really looking forward to it now."
"Ah, this girl is starting today too." Like that, I'm gradually understanding it.
This couple was really frustrating because of their English skills.
Until now, the couple was alone, so everyone was talking to me.
But when there's someone who can talk, it gets exciting.
And I couldn't keep up with it at all.
I want to give it back, but I can't.
When I was suddenly shaken like this, the pace of the conversation dropped and I started to feel sorry for it.
It was a little depressed middle island.
When we arrived, we didn't do anything, unpacked, made our own place, ate and finished.
We were about to start work the next day.
But from the next morning, I had a little headache and wasn't feeling well.
That couple has about 100 sheep and mainly lives on their own.
Well, it wasn't like that.
There are people who grow their own vegetables and eat fruits at home.
Even though I was introduced to that gardening, I was planning to do a gardening tour with me and that American boy in the morning.
I was really sick and couldn't walk alone.
If you walk two or three steps, you'll feel sick and you'll stop, and your mother and American Boy will say, "But I have to go with you," and American Boy and I haven't met yet, so I was wondering if I could say this, but I thought I had to tell my mother properly, "I'm sorry, I'm sick and I don't know why, but I'm really sick," and I told her, "Then go home as it is," and at home,
my mother and another assistant lived together, but I told the assistant and told her the current situation, and I was told like that, and I said, "I'm glad I'm back alone," and I was really sick, and I thought, "I'm getting sick too," and on that day, I really asked the assistant for help, gave me medicine, and let me sleep in bed until about 12 o'clock.
And when it was about 12 o'clock and I started to wake up, I thought, "Oh, I think I'm feeling better," and I looked at it for about an hour, but it seemed okay at all, so I told my assistant mother that I might be able to work too, and that day I stopped gardening work, but gardening is also a remote place like this. I thought it was hard.
I also long for a self-sufficient life and I want to live leisurely even if I am self-sufficient in the future, but it's good to be able to move, but when I get older and my speed of movement slows down, it's really hard to get land if the area is too wide, so there was a field near the house, but it was a place where there were fields and roots surrounded.
It's a block country, but it's full of weeds and it's hard to get land.
Let's start with removing weeds first, but it was already rotten enough to not even see the wood frame, and you have to be enthusiastic enough to say, "Oh, okay, I'll grow it," and you don't know what's right if you don't look at it like this.
Mother-wise, I don't want you to pull out the herbs like pakchii, but pakchii is also quite scattered and it was very difficult to pull out weeds like this, but it feels great after it's over, but it feels like "Oh, did you see everything?"
I thought it would be difficult for me to do it if I didn't take care of it properly before it was really messed up, or it would be difficult for me to live with nature.
Only my mother and father and neighbors live in that area, and it feels like we all live together, and my mother and father's son and wife help me when they come to play, but they have to come by boat, so it costs and takes time.
But because people are supporting each other like this, it feels like a very warm atmosphere.
I don't know, it was an atmosphere that couldn't end with children.
For a while, the weather was bad and my condition continued for several days without getting better, and it was sunny about three days before I went home, and at that time my condition was already cured.
The other day's afternoon was ...
Basically, I worked from nine and a half to fifteen and a half, but on that sunny day, after I finished eating lunch, I asked my mother what I should do next, and she said, "Even if you quit your job today, you can go hiking," and I went hiking with an American boy.
Even though only two generations live on that island, there is a trail and an insanely easy-to-see open trail, so we went hiking together for about two hours, but it was a lot of fun.
It was my first life with a woof mate, so it was really fun to finally share "woof is like this", and at that time I was studying environmental issues at school, mainly water relations? I don't know academic words, but I was studying, so even from an environmental point of view, I like it too, so it goes well with the story, and I think it's a good idea for the whole of America.
It's a gap between the area where you live and the whole of America, and the other day I said in the video, "Tepapa Museum"? That girl also came down from Wellington, so it seems like she was going to Tepapa Museum and said, "It was amazing, wasn't it? But it's going to be wavy, isn't it? It's that kind of importance, isn't it? " But if there is art that touches on environmental issues in such a art relationship, it makes you think more, doesn't it? I know! Like that!
I was talking about things like "woof is like this", and I was really good at talking. Even if I started talking in poor English, you understood me and put it together for me, and it was a really grateful time.
I'm studying. In the future, I would like to live a self-sufficient life, but it seems that I have never spent time in an environment where vegetables are grown, so it is the first time for me to touch growing vegetables in this woof.
"Isn't it pretty hard?" I said. Even for me, who was born in a farmer's family, it's hard to distinguish whether it's vegetables or weeds.
"Wasn't it hard?" I said. "No, it was really hard."
On my first woof, I was told to pull out the weeds here, so I desperately pulled out the weeds. Then, it seems that I pulled out all the lettuce as well.
Lettuce is surprisingly easy to understand, but you don't know it, so I pulled out all the lettuce and said it. I laughed a lot.
But after that, I said that I pulled out the lettuce from the weeds and replanted it again, but I thought it was hard.
But I really think that you don't know unless you do everything.
After that, I spent my free time. Usually, I finished work in the afternoon and went out of the town and walked around the city, but since it was a completely remote place, I spent my time fishing, hiking, and lying around at home.
When I got home, I felt really lonely, and until the night before that, everyone was really kind and said a lot of funny jokes, but it was the most difficult for me to understand those jokes.
I was quite frustrated and thought, "Oh, come on!" But when I left the city, I suddenly felt lonely.
Oh, if I don't come here, I won't be able to meet people.
After such a married life, I went back to town and now I'm in my fifth married life, but I feel like I'm taking care of it here.
This time I feel like I'm working in a solid fruit farm.
From now on, I will enter the picking season and I will be very busy, so my married life will end tomorrow.
It ends tomorrow, but now I'm here because I'm also a backpacker, so I'm thinking of going hiking while staying here for one more week as a backpacker.
It feels like I'm fighting a lot with myself that I can't do recently.
I really can't speak English at all. Why can't I speak it? I have to speak it, right?
There are so many words I really don't know that I thought I pressed it all at once.
Actually, it's been like this now, and I'm working here now as a woofer and another person who works in a hate job lives with me.
Another person who stays here as a backpacker is a Chinese person, but he is really good at English.
I asked him why he was so good at English and he said that he had been in the United States for two years.
"No, but it's been two years," he said.
He said he went to college, but I thought I couldn't speak unless I really tried.
My father and I often go to the store, but when I'm talking, the tempo drops no matter what I do, and that's a lot of pressure, or I want to go to this store like a joke, but why can't I go to
But it's a place where you can really talk, and my father is really nice, so I think I have to talk about what I can do now.
In the first place, I think I don't have much communication power when I'm speaking in English.
When I'm speaking in Japanese, I want to hear this and I want to hear that, but when I'm speaking in English, I'm like "Oh, I see! That's good!"
I'm glad I'm done with it. I'm good. This is really strange, isn't it? I wonder why!
I'm not trying to know what's ahead of me.
For example, I went hiking and when I was speaking in Japanese, it was really beautiful.
What else should I say? What am I saying?
But we're talking about the same thing.
But when I speak in Japanese, I'm talking in more detail.
Something that has something to do with it, like climbing is hard and when you reach the park, who is there and who is there, this is talking in English, but what is it, for example, there was a stove in that hat, but since I didn't have a lighter like this, I ended up using the jet boil I bought the other day.
When I'm talking in Japanese, I'm trying to talk this far, but when I'm talking in English, I leave out everything about this jet boil incident.
By the way, I forget.
"How was it today?" I'm told. "Eh, it was really fun climbing." "But the first climb was hard," I'm told.
"But the second one was really short and it ended in about a few hours," "Yeah, it was fun," and it ends.
I'm the kind of person who doesn't try to talk about things in detail.
I don't know why, but now I'm listening to this conversation in China and it's a mass of communication skills.
And when I listen to her talk a lot, while I'm talking, "Oh, but you met someone like this before and what did they say?"
She's talking about people, but when I'm talking in Japanese, I'm like, "Someone said this." I thought I wouldn't say it for sure.
When I'm talking in English, I'll briefly talk about what I've experienced, but I'm talking about what I've heard from people in Japanese.
I thought, "Oh, I see. That's how you should connect."
I'm learning communication skills while listening to her talk.
I want to do my best, but even if I can't do it, I want to step on the accelerator and step on it.
I don't do this kind of expression in English when I'm talking.
That's how it is.
I went to language school for a year and lived a half- year working holiday life, and now I'm here, but the words I use depend on who I meet and the way I talk and the tone of my voice are different.
First of all, adjusting your ears and listening is the first step.
As you get used to the tendency of that person's conversation, you'll gradually understand what I'm saying.
Every time I meet someone for the first time, I wonder what kind of communication they want me to do.
The environment I'm in now is really nice, so I'd like to stay here for another week and live a relaxed life.
Thank you for watching today. See you next week!