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Hello, I'm Saki Nakajima. I'm Saki Morita.
Hello, this is Ryugaku Channel.
This time, Chi-chan said she wanted to answer one more question properly.
I couldn't answer it. I'm really sorry.
It was terrible, wasn't it?
I don't know anything.
So today, I'm going to answer the questions I've been thinking about.
I want to answer it again.
Let's answer it together.
I'll put it on Chi-chan.
I'll put it on Ryugaku.
When I got on the bus alone, I wasn't used to it yet.
I didn't know which number was going in which direction.
I've finally figured it out recently, but I wasn't used to it at the time.
I got on the bus at random.
I thought it would be nice to get on the bus in 10 minutes.
I got on the bus in a completely different direction.
I asked the bus driver where I was going.
I said, I want to go here, but is it okay?
I asked if I was going to go here.
I was told to get on the bus.
I sat down and went to a completely different place.
I went to the opposite side of the house.
I thought this was bad, so I asked again.
This is really no good.
It's here.
But I was told to sit down, so I really sat down.
But it's definitely different.
I realized it was a bus going in the opposite direction.
I got off at the next bus stop.
I waited there for about 30 minutes.
I checked again and got on the bus going back.
I got on the bus and went home.
It was really hard.
I don't know if I didn't understand it or if I didn't read it.
I thought it was dangerous.
I thought I couldn't go home like this.
The moment I wanted to cry, I went home alone.
Why can't I do this?
And it was raining.
It was raining so much.
There was no bus stop.
There was only a bus sign.
There was no roof and I could get on.
I was waiting like this.
It was really hard.
At that time, Chi-chan was still living with me.
Chi-chan went home first.
I said, I'll go home later, so go ahead.
When I got home, Chi-chan wasn't there.
It was raining so much.
Everyone was wondering where Chi-chan had gone.
I was worried that I couldn't contact her.
I remember that.
I'm having a hard time right now.
I can't use my Japanese credit card at Petro Station.
New Zealand has a lot of self-service.
I thought I'd pay for it.
I couldn't pay for it.
I asked the old man to help me.
I said, I can't do this.
He said, I don't know, but I can't use this card.
I said, okay.
I was going to move to the next Petro Station.
I was driving alone.
At that time, the metro was flashing.
I went to look for it.
I wasn't used to the way to put gasoline, so I didn't know.
I asked the staff.
It was a form of paying after putting it in.
I got gasoline in it.
This time, after putting it in for self-service, I entered the store like a convenience store and paid there.
I couldn't use the card at all.
Why?
I happened to be carrying cash, so I paid for it.
If I didn't have cash, what would happen to me?
I have a very frustrating memory.
I'm sorry.
But I can't use that card now, so I don't know what to do.
But I opened a bank account here, so I have to transfer some money to it and pay for it.
It seems like it happens once in a while.
I can't use a foreign card.
I think that's it.
I didn't know that information.
I thought this card itself had stopped.
On that day, it happened to be Chii-chan's birthday.
I thought I was going to pay for it, but I didn't expect the main star to treat me to a meal.
I was really worried.
I told Chii-chan that this card might have stopped.
Of course I'll pay for it.
I'm sorry.
I said, but it might be.
But it was only there.
It was only at the petrol station.
I struggled with that.
Chizuki, where are we?
What do you miss the most in Japan?
What?
It seems like you said Japanese food.
Are you okay with that?
That's all.
Of course I want to eat Japanese food, but I can eat Japanese food, and there is a Japanese restaurant.
I don't think so.
What is it?
Don't you miss it?
Dog!
I can't change it to anything.
I want to touch my dog no matter which dog I see.
I know.
I remember it when I see it.
I'm a cat, so I remember it when I touch it.
I remember my cat.
It's cute, but I don't want to touch it.
I want to touch it, but I can't.
That's right.
You can go to your favorite place in Tosugi.
But strawberry is delicious.
It doesn't change.
I thought this was interesting. Do you have it?
Do you have anything you want in Japan?
What is it?
I want to think about this.
What was it?
Can you do it in Japan?
I don't know, but I'm happy to be able to taste ice cream.
A lot?
That's right.
It's like a lot of people.
It's okay.
Can you do it in Japan?
New Zealand is pretty much the same.
I feel the same.
Compared to Hawaii and New Zealand,
Japanese people don't have a moment to pay for tickets.
When I was in Hawaii, I thought it was expensive.
New Zealand doesn't have a habit of paying for tickets.
I'm grateful as a Japanese.
I don't have a habit.
I grew up in this culture, so I like this culture.
I'm stingy.
We were like, okay, we'll watch it.
We were like, let's watch the 3-year-old boy for now.
We let him sleep at night.
We went out after we put him to sleep.
We thought there was a possibility that he would wake up.
He woke up beautifully that day.
Yes, he woke up beautifully.
He was like, hey, hey.
He came out of the bedroom.
I was in a panic.
I was like, what should I do?
When I thought about it, Chi-chan appeared.
I hugged him and said, it's okay.
He was very good.
I sat on the sofa and made him roll around.
I brought him to bed as it was.
I hugged him as it was.
I did this for about 5 minutes and came home.
That's great.
It was my first experience.
But you got used to it.
It was my first time. I don't have a younger sister.
I'm the youngest, so I've never done anything.
I like to hug children.
That's amazing.
I'm not good at hugging children.
I'm a little scared.
When I meet children, I can't hug them right away.
I hug them and that's it.
Chie, do you hug them as soon as you hug them?
I want to hug them.
That's amazing.
You're used to it.
I thought you were going to hug them.
I thought you were going to play like this.
Some children don't like to hug.
It's too early.
I can't get that far.
It's okay now.
I've been doing this since I was born.
I've learned a lot.
I can't hug them because I'm not at home.
I hug them when I go to play at home.
That's amazing.
I was moved when I was born.
I'm going home.
I had a great experience.
I was nervous when my midwife came overseas.
I was nervous at night.
I was nervous the day before I was born.
I was nervous.
I was wondering when I would be born.
That's amazing.