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Hello! I finally learned how to stay in the car! I'm Saki Nakajima!
Yes! So I'm at the holiday park now!
Originally, I was thinking of buying a tent.
I thought I might be able to use it again when I brought it back to Japan,
It's heavy, so I don't want to bring it back to Japan.
And it's a waste of money to buy it and throw it away here again.
Yes! I'm staying in the car now.
Actually, I've done it once.
Surprisingly, I was able to sleep in this small car!
But for me, it was pretty comfortable.
So I'm going to park my car at the holiday park again today and stay in the car.
At first, I was wondering if I shouldn't sleep if I didn't set up a tent.
I contacted the holiday park and said, "My car is small, but can I sleep in the car?"
Can I sleep without a tent?
Of course it's okay!
I don't know how to do it.
But yes, I'd like to stay in the car again today.
Surprisingly, if you have a sleeping bag you bought in Japan, you can sleep anywhere.
I'm very satisfied with the product.
Yes! So let me introduce myself again.
I entered New Zealand with a student visa and studied English for a year.
Then I went back to Japan and got a working holiday visa.
I was barely 30 years old.
After I got it, I came back to New Zealand.
For six months, I worked as a tour guide and a translator for Japanese people.
After that, I was grateful for my job.
I wanted to do something different, so I tried woofing.
But after two months, I realized that it was enough to study.
My working holiday visa expires at the end of March, so until then, I've been traveling alone with this car to travel in New Zealand.
Now I'm in New Zealand's north island and south island, which is above Auckland, where the international airport is located.
It's like I've been going around Farnose Point.
I'd like to talk about me, too, but before that, I got a comment from you.
I'll answer that.
Surprisingly, you all gave me a lot of encouraging messages.
I don't think there were many questions.
Thank you for your kind comments.
Among them, there were a few.
Nacchi, won't you do an event in Japan?
I've been doing idol activities since I was eight years old.
I was in a group called "cute".
After the group disbanded, I did a little stage actress activity.
I stopped that activity and still belong to the agency, but I stopped Japanese activities and came to New Zealand.
Well, before that, Hawaii.
Because New Zealand wasn't open due to COVID-19, I studied abroad in Hawaii for six months and then New Zealand opened.
At the same time, I came to New Zealand.
I'm grateful for the fans who are still waiting for me.
I haven't talked about anything yet, but I'd like to say "I'm home" at least.
I think I can do it.
I hope I can do an event a few times.
I'm really grateful for that.
The agency I've been in so far is really fun for me.
It's really just...
I've been taking care of it since I was a kid.
There are agency staff and new staff, of course.
I rehearse while being watched over.
If you stand on the stage, you'll accept anything and laugh.
There's a kind fan out there.
Anyway, it's just fun for me.
So in such a safe place...
If there's still room for events...
I think I want to do it.
I want to hear you sing.
Some of you said that.
But I don't have confidence in singing all the time.
It's not about confidence or anything like that.
Let's have a fun event!
When I think about it...
If the fans want to hear me sing...
Me too.
The other day, the song "Kyuto" was released.
I'm listening to it through that site right now.
Wow, there was this song! I like this song!
I was like, "Wow!"
There were songs like that.
I wonder if the fans remember it.
I imagined it like that and listened to it.
So it's one corner where you can have fun events.
It's like, "Look at me gently."
I'd like to sing my favorite songs again.
At an event.
In a place that's really protected.
It's like, "Nice to meet you."
And every time you say you can do what you want to do with confidence...
I'm really grateful for that.
But there are moments when I don't know what I want to do.
Is this okay?
Is there learning here?
Am I growing up properly?
I'm traveling in Far North alone today.
Is this okay?
There are places where I simply thought like "I'm just playing"
But now that I think about it, I've been able to travel alone for the time being.
From me who really had no English,
At that time, I was able to face myself and learn English a little, so I'm traveling now while telling myself "Now is the time, isn't it?"
Of course, when I'm traveling alone, there are quite a few happenings.
I crashed my car, my car tire cracked, and the other day there was a place called 19 Mile Beach.
It's a self-driving car and you can get in.
For more information, it seems to be 88km, but there was a place where you could drive 88km of sandy beach to your car.
I thought, "Can my splash go there too?" So I went there for the time being.
It was a road with a lot of gravel roads.
"It's only four wheels." "Driving technology will be tested in the future."
Sometimes there is such a comment in New Zealand.
"It's one-way ahead and the uphill and downhill are intense, so be careful." There was a sign like that, but there wasn't such a sign.
So I thought, "Can I go?" When I went there, my car stopped on the sandy beach and I thought it was over.
It was around 9 o'clock in the morning, so I thought no one would be there at this time.
I left my car and went to the beach and thought someone was running.
Thankfully, it's four-wheeled and refreshing.
There was a couple driving, and I said, "Oh, thank you," and I said, "Hello," and the car got stuck, and I said, "Would you like me to push you?"
They were pretty professional in supporting me and letting me get out of it.
I'm not good at returning, you know?
I think I stopped in front of me, so I have to return and run back, but I was really bad at it.
As a result, my brother drove my car for me and took me to a safe place.
I don't know if I can do it without English, but I think I did my best when I was really bad at English.
Of course, I can't talk about it now, and my pronunciation is not good, so it's embarrassing to talk about it through the camera.
If I'm going to talk about it, I want to talk about it in a safe place.
I really remember it because I was really bad at it.
Before that, I was studying in Hawaii because I couldn't enter New Zealand because of Corona.
I stopped in front of the Hawaiian Ala Moana Shopping Center.
I don't know if it's an entry or an exit, but I panicked and thought, "Which one is the entrance?"
Now that I think about it, I don't know why I don't know.
I went in while looking at people passing by and thinking, "Oh, this is the entrance."
I think I was in a hurry.
Also, I started being an idol when I was eight years old and didn't study seriously.
First of all, I didn't know how to take notes.
So in class, my teacher said...
I was going to write down all the words I talked about, but those words were "i" and "u" and "c" and only "c"
I couldn't hear the most important verbs or what I was doing at all, so I didn't know what was what even when I looked at the notes.
It was terrible, wasn't it? It was really terrible.
So my classmates taught me how to take notes and I did it.
At first, I didn't know anything, so I wrote down what I heard in katakana and searched for it in katakana and it unexpectedly hit me and I learned English words from there.
It's interesting, isn't it?
But I really thought that if you're here, you'll get used to it.
Why did we talk about this?
Oh well.
There's one more thing I'm curious about.
There's someone who quit their job and can get a job again.
"I'm worried." There was a comment like that.
Of course I'm worried.
I think it's amazing.
I think my life is really lucky, but even for me like me, I was pretty excited when I announced that I would stop my activities in Japan.
I was wondering how people would say it.
I also felt some kind of pressure.
And even now, I'm spending my time with an emotional up and down in New Zealand like this.
I still wonder what I really want to do in the future.
But I also think it's true when people say it.
Even if I'm worried about my future, I don't know about my future.
I don't know, I don't know anyone, so if I'm worried about something I don't know, I want you to enjoy the moment.
When I did it, I thought so. If you bought a lot of things and quit your job, I think it's really a break now.
So, during the break now, I'm grateful for myself for deciding to take a break and I want you to spend the moment carefully.
I know it very well, I know it very well. I'm really worried about my future, and I know it because I am.
But yeah, it's okay, I said, looking at the moment.
What is fun now? What do I like?
I want you to cherish that kind of thing. I think so too.
That's why before I went on this Far North trip, I thought it wasn't quite suitable for me to travel alone.
I told you in the previous video, but I got a message from the host mother of Lotteria to push me back.
I really feel like I'm living it in my heart now.
Don't miss this opportunity yourself!
I want to go back to New Zealand again in the future, and I think I'll go back again someday.
But it may not come because of some reason, and now is the opportunity to put it in here.
Don't miss this opportunity yourself even though there is a limit of end of March.
I hope you can see and feel what you want to see, and it will be your own experience and learning and it will be your own way of seeing it.
I want you to rest as much as you can now. It's important.
When I was in the same room as a girl from England who I met in Backpackers, she is now in New Zealand on a working holiday visa.
When you can take a break, you can go far away, so you can drive and see various scenery even if it is a little.
"I love New Zealand," she said. "I think this balance is really good."
I've never been to England and I've never worked there, so I don't know what it's like, but New Zealand has a great balance of work and private life.
I can live comfortably because I can live such a balanced life.
When I had a day off, I went out in nature and said, "There is a wonderful scenery," and "I remembered this."
When I heard this story, I thought, "New Zealand is amazing."
Of course, it may be difficult to live, but when I hear about the post-mother pattern of Rotterdam, I think it's difficult.
Of course, there are various problems in any country, but I really think New Zealand is a good country.
In particular, I think it's really good for learning languages.
Of course, for those who want to learn American English, it may be British-oriented English,
but for me, I'm embarrassed about myself for thinking so.
After all, I am Japanese, and after all it is Japanese English.
I want to be like this from the beginning. I have too much admiration for myself.
Also, I think I can speak to some extent, even if the sentence is wrong, everyone will really listen to me, so I think English is really part of communication.
I'm talking like this in English that doesn't make sense, and even if they say, "Wait, what are you saying? Say it again," I'll explain it like this again, and even if I'm talking like that, they'll listen to me and accept me, so I'm having fun thinking that this is my way of speaking English.
Is it like that?
This trip to Farnorse was also very good, so I want to talk about it, but I'd like to do it around here today.
It's all my own judgment.
Thank you for watching this week as well. See you next week!