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Hello everyone!
When I realized it, I had arrived in Auckland!
I'm Masaki Nakate!
So, thank you for your kindness!
Say goodbye to everyone!
I'm in Auckland right now!
Or rather, I'm already on the plane!
It's like that!
Yes!
Somehow already!
Oh, by the way!
First of all, one of my problems is
I didn't know how this "Hello! Study Abroad" channel would end at all!
So I don't know how long the video will be updated!
I don't know how to talk about it!
But I also want to upload a video of my cabriolet truck!
I also want to talk about it!
I'm sure when this channel is over, I'll say "thank you" again!
Also, studying abroad is wonderful!
I also want to rediscover the goodness of Japan!
I'm already talking about it!
I want to tell you about it!
I think I'll say "thank you" again later!
Let me tell you how I feel about leaving NZ!
Please!
I'm nervous!
I'm leaving NZ!
But there are several times when I'm nervous!
First of all, when I leave Rotorua!
"Thank you for hosting family!"
Even if it's a little album, I put up a few photos and wrote a message.
When I was making it, I said, "Oh, I had such memories! It's nostalgic!"
It didn't all start with this house, but the host family in Rotterdam is my third host family.
The first one is a Japanese family, the second one is a Chinese mother's house, and the third one is the house I'm in now.
Each host family has had various influences and I've learned a lot.
But after all, the third one was a long-term residence, so I lived there for more than a year, so I have a lot of memories.
I was taught how to hike with a big backpack like I'm addicted to right now
and I really want to thank the host family for letting me meet such a wonderful person.
At first, I would stay for about three months, so it seemed like I could come home in a hurry.
But it's been more than a year since I told the host family that I could stay a little longer and they said yes.
It's not just that, but I didn't think I could enjoy studying abroad in New Zealand like this, so I came here hoping that I could speak English well.
Of course, there were a lot of things I couldn't do if I understood English even a little bit.
I think I'm happy enough just because of the change in my values and what I've gained.
And when I said goodbye to the host family of Sans Oslo, I was like this...
Until then, I was like, "I'll come back again," but when I gave it back, I was like this...
And then my father took me and said, "Come back anytime," and I thought it was a miracle that we met.
I think I can meet you again if I go to New Zealand or Rotterdam.
But I don't know what the future will be like
and I may not be able to go to New Zealand
but I'm really grateful for the feeling of "I'll see you again" and "thank you for your help" for the time being.
It was a strange feeling.
And then I met the first host family in Rotterdam and went to an island called Waiheke Island with the kids.
I had a lot of fun playing there
but of course the kids grew up more than when I came to New Zealand
and it was lovely to see them grow up
and the host family treated me like family.
That's what Japanese families are like, and sometimes they come back to Japan, so I was like, "Oh, you're back in Japan again!"
But in the end, it didn't work out.
And while I'm talking, I get emotional.
Anyway, I think I got a lot of love in New Zealand.
How you capture it and how you live it is really up to you.
So I'm going to take that one chance or kindness you gave me and take it seriously.
I don't have to do anything big, but I wonder if I can make the people who took care of me smile.
Just playing a little catch ball made me so happy in my life in New Zealand.
I don't want to forget it, and I thought it was the happiest thing for me.
If people around me are happy and smiling, I'm happy enough and I don't need anything more.
That's what I thought from the bottom of my heart about life in New Zealand.
I'm sad now that I'm leaving New Zealand.
I came to Auckland and there was a woman I met at the park I happened to be introduced to in Auckland.
When I told her I was happy to see her for the last time, she said yes.
I'm happy about that park, too.
Going back to Japan...
Of course I want to go back to Japan, too!
There are so many fun things I want to do in Japan,
but at the same time, I miss New Zealand so much.
It's like...
I wish I could be there with you!
That's how I feel.
That's how I feel,
but I want to stay in Auckland for a little longer.
I haven't climbed up the Sky Tower yet,
but I'd like to climb up the Sky Tower and come back.
Lastly, I'd like to enjoy sightseeing and head for the airport.
I miss it!
I just remembered!
The video I was shooting before I came to New Zealand.
I really didn't say anything at the time.
Compared to me at the time,
I've become much stronger.
That's what I'm talking about!
Everyone talks about me.
"If I become too strong,
when I go back to Japan,
my shoulders will be narrowed, won't they?"
"Do you think so?"
"That's right."
I've become so strong!
I've become okay with anything!
I've grown up so strong,
and I've come to wonder if I can worry about things that everyone else worries about.
I mean, I'm thinking about it.
I wonder if I'll get used to it when I go back to Japan.
I want to think like that.
Something like that.
When I started this study abroad channel,
I was nervous at first.
And then I went to New Zealand.
I went from Japan to New Zealand by plane.
I was editing but I didn't know how to edit it well
and I edited it with a sense of play
but I was too absorbed in it that I couldn't sleep in the plane at all
and when I arrived in New Zealand
I remembered that I spent a day like a jet lag for about two or three days.
And then, like this
I've been with you for a long time
and you've listened to my complaints
and you've gotten better comments
and somehow I've been able to live
but I'm a little exaggerated
but I think it's really happy that there are people who look at me like this.
And then, Morito and Chisaki came to New Zealand and took pictures together.
They both had their birthdays in February
so they sent me a message saying "congratulations"
and I also sent them a message saying "congratulations"
but Chisaki also went to Canada and is now active in Japan
and it's been a while
and I've been in New Zealand for a long time
but I'd like to catch up for the first time in a while.
It's nostalgic! I feel like it's a very old memory of when my grandfather was in New Zealand.
I've had a really deep study abroad life.
First of all, thank you, Dad and Mom.
And thank you to everyone in the agency who has been taking care of me since I was eight years old.
So...
Hey, when and where will you know me?
I don't know if you're watching YouTube because you're worried about me now
but I'd like to say thank you to everyone who is watching YouTube like this and fans who are waiting for me in Japan.
It sounds too light, doesn't it?
Do you really think so?
I'm really blessed with life.
It's already a very positive word, but
even though I'm up and down like this, I'm somehow positive.
When I was really little, my dad, my mom, my grandparents, my relatives, and everyone else.
I'm sitting with a lot of love from everyone, so I'm happy and cheerful.
Thank you for connecting me with my life, and thank you for all of you who are enjoying my life like this and are really involved in it.
"Oh, you're going back to Japan."
Oh, and I'm grateful for what I've been doing in Japan and New Zealand for the past two years.
I had a lot of luggage in New Zealand, but there are already some Japanese friends who have decided to return to New Zealand.
When they go back to Japan, they always say, "It's empty in the luggage, so you can put in your luggage if you have it."
I was like, "What? Really?"
I managed to put it in, and it's very light and I can pack a lot of souvenirs and go back.
Thank you!
That's how it is.
One thing I'm worried about is that I'm going home with one baggage and one big mountain bag this time
but it's a subtle size whether this mountain bag can go inside or not, isn't it?
That's all I'm worried about, but for the time being, my sky... tower... I always get lost.
Is it a skyline, a sky tree, or a sky tower? I'm always lost. It's a sky tower.
I want to go to the sky tower and feel the feeling of "thank you, New Zealand" from a great view today and get on the plane.
So I think I'll talk again next week, but I'd like to end this video here for now.
Thank you so much for watching this week as well.
See you next week! Bye bye!