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NAKAJIMA SAKI
Hi, I'm Saki Nakajima.
I'm Saki Morita.
Welcome to Hello! Study Abroad Channel!
Today, we're going to have a pajama party!
Pajamas.
Do you remember?
Do you remember, everyone?
These pajamas.
When we went to Auckland,
we bought these pajamas at Shodogai.
We used them a lot.
I'm not wearing them right now because it's cold,
but I wore them in the summer.
I wore them a lot, too.
We haven't filmed a pajama party video in a while,
so we're doing it now.
The time is...
What time is it?
9.13!
It's 9.13.
Nakajima is pretty sleepy, isn't she?
She's been active since this morning.
Yes.
Do you want to show it?
Can't you see it?
I only bought the bottom.
So, what are we going to talk about?
Pajamas.
It's a little late,
so let's talk a little more about it.
Why did you start studying abroad?
It's been half a year since you started studying abroad in New Zealand.
How was it?
Why are you out of frame?
I'm sorry.
I thought it was too bright.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
Is it okay?
Yes.
I'm sorry.
We're going to talk about that.
So, let's get started.
Is my muscle strength okay?
It's okay.
Please don't think about it.
I'd like to talk to you while thinking about it.
First of all,
When I started YouTube,
I was talking about why I studied abroad.
Until I came to New Zealand.
Chi-chan's first time was in Hawaii.
I didn't say why I came to New Zealand.
Maybe.
That's right.
Maybe I just reported the current situation.
That's right.
I came to Hawaii.
But I'm going to New Zealand in the next video.
It's a problem, isn't it?
Yeah.
Are you talking about why Chi-chan studied abroad?
I'm talking about why I studied abroad.
The reason why I studied abroad?
I used to be in a group.
I was in a group called Morning Musume.
At that time, I couldn't speak English.
Of course.
I can't speak English.
But the fans overseas were so excited.
Of course, Japanese fans are the same.
I feel the same way.
What should I say?
The style is completely different.
It's different.
I was surprised at that.
I don't know how many words you're going to tell me.
I thought you'd tell me like this.
But I can only return it in Japanese.
It's a shock.
It's a waste.
I thought I wanted to return it.
I thought I wanted to speak English.
I think so. I was very fortunate to be given such an environment.
It's rare to be able to perform overseas.
I don't know that there are fans overseas.
I don't know.
If you're only in Japan.
That's right.
I was surprised at that.
I wish I could talk more.
I wish I could tell you something.
The first opportunity.
I'm sure I'm going through that, too.
Yes.
I'm sorry.
I changed the angle.
I changed it.
What were we talking about?
Opportunity.
To put it that way.
There's a French kid at school right now.
I was doing a performance in France.
At that time, I read a letter.
For French fans.
But I read the letter.
I don't remember.
It was hard to read.
I read it.
I couldn't tell you even if I read it.
There's a French kid right now.
What did I say?
I want to talk to you.
I wanted to show you that video.
I can't show you because I don't have it.
I thought that was interesting, too.
You know my idol activities.
I've been to France.
Have you ever been to any countries?
It's like that.
I'll tell you.
I've been to France.
What?
Where did you go sightseeing?
It's like that.
When I read the letter, I was like, wait, I want to see you speaking French.
I couldn't find it, so I wanted to show it to you. I really couldn't tell you.
I think it's embarrassing, and I want to tell you. I know the influence of the fans.
So this time, I'd like to ask the overseas fans to subtitle it in English, and I'd like to see more of you speaking in English, but I'm not confident yet, so I can't speak it, and it takes about five or six times as long to edit, so I haven't done it yet, but I'd like to learn it so that I can convey it in English someday.
You know, Chi-chan, you came here right after you quit Morning Musume. I think you've changed a lot.
What do you feel the most? I don't know what to say.
When I was an idol, I didn't notice it, but there are a lot of things I notice after I quit. That's why Chi- chan became an idol early, and I didn't notice it because it was so natural.
Oh, I don't know. I realized again that I hadn't studied.
I haven't studied, but I'm glad I was able to experience it with my own eyes that I can learn again, no matter how old I am.
That's right.
I think I should have come back a little earlier, but of course, especially in language school, the younger you are, the better you are.
You say it's good.
But as young as you are, of course, you're trying hard when you're young, and when you're trying hard, I think it's different for each person to remember, but I think everyone is trying hard.
I think it's difficult to learn two languages ​​if you don't make an effort, such as reading a book in Japanese and letting your parents listen to Japanese.
Of course, there is an environment, but what I think is that I didn't study, but I learned a lot other than studying.
It was used a lot in Nakajima-san's words.
It's amazing when I think that I can't do anything because I didn't study.
At that time, I was told a lot that I was doing something that I couldn't do with other people, and I thought that there was something that I could only get on the stage.
It's not like I'm on stage and I'm an idol, but it's the process of getting on stage.
I learned a lot from it.
I met a lot of different emotions.
I'm sure there are people who are like a club.
It's natural to work hard.
I learned a lot from it.
I also learned how to communicate with each other.
I learned a lot from it.
I'm glad I'm an idol.
I'm stupid, but I can be stupid.
I can say honestly that I don't know what I don't know.
I think this is very important.
I don't have pride.
Because I'm stupid.
I don't know everything.
So even if I think I don't know this, I can listen to it.
I know.
I don't know.
I think that's good.
When I was young, I didn't know how to listen.
I was embarrassed to listen to it.
But now I'm 23 years old.
If I don't know, I have to listen to it.
I can't say I'm embarrassed.
I can't.
So I listen to it.
I don't know this.
I really want you to tell me.
I listen to it.
I can do that.
I think it's because I've been working.
I think I've had some setbacks.
I've experienced that.
The strength to say that you can't do what you can't do.
The strength to admit failure.
I think it's very important to be able to laugh.
I don't know what kind of idol life Chi-chan had.
At least I'm in a position to be evaluated.
Most of the good reviews.
Of course, the fans are kind.
But there are people who say bad things.
I've been doing it for a long time.
I've endured the voices of those people.
I have the mental strength.
It's okay to be told something.
I have to listen to my voice.
I'm glad I became an idol.
It's natural to be evaluated by others.
There are various values.
I think it's great that I've learned from a young age that there are various people's answers.
Hello! Project is a Hello! Project.
Now, I have a lot of interactions with various idols and other rock bands.
I'm in the entertainment world.
When I jump out of there, there are people who argue.
It's a bit of a culture shock because I've been protected.
That's one thing, but it's also a learning experience and a stimulus.
I'm so happy now. I'm happy to live a learning life.
I think I'm studying abroad.
Everyone speaks English, but I can only speak English.
We're classmates, so we spend more than half of the day together, but there are still a lot of things we don't understand.
But everyone wants to speak English, so we get along, right?
I didn't know about it when I was in class, but there was a person who had a deep feeling about it.
I didn't know if it was a lie or not, so I was crying all of a sudden.
I think there was a person who didn't know that.
I don't think people are just looks.
I think I'm living with a lot of pasts.
I don't know unless I tell you.
I think I can hide it and live
I wonder what it's like to learn about humans
What do you say, do you understand this feeling?
Of course it's natural that everyone has a life they don't know
Even people who are friendly and very cheerful have something
I think so too
Everyone is doing a lot of things here
It's a difficult story
I didn't know, I was surprised
And because it's English, I can tell you everything in Japanese
I didn't mean to
I want to give you a little more encouraging words
It's difficult in English
I wonder what to say at this time
But that's also a learning
That's right, it's a driving force
What has changed since studying abroad?
I wonder if there is
I may have said it before, but I'm not so shy anymore
It's gone
I've calmed down a lot since 2020
I've calmed down even more after studying abroad
It's even better
I don't know if that person doesn't speak
Because time is also limited
Let's talk, let's talk a little from myself
When a new person comes, I try to talk a lot
It's active, isn't it?
I think I have guts
I have guts
Even if I don't understand, I have no choice but to do it
She's got guts, and she's a bit of a jerk, so it's great that she can laugh so easily.
But sometimes she gets mad at me.
Yeah, she gets mad at me.
She's like, why are you laughing?
I can't explain it, but she's like that.
She's like, don't worry about it.
I don't know if I've changed, but I don't think I would have been able to do this if I hadn't worked.
When I was in school, my teacher asked me if I understood the question.
At that time, we were on the same desk, so even if I didn't understand the question, I answered it in some way.
Then my teacher said, I like this desk because you always react.
I was so happy.
It was natural for me to answer.
That's right.
Maybe it's because I'm a dance lesson teacher.
If I don't answer, the teacher will get mad at me.
That's right.
I'm used to it, so I have to answer.
I think that's the root of it.
That's true.
I didn't say it when I was a student, but now I can.
I'm an adult.
In other words, you don't like the time of silence, do you?
I hate it.
Then let's move on to the next class.
If you don't know, tell me you don't know.
I didn't know when I thought about it, so let's move on to the next one.
Because I started this program.
I don't know if I don't know.
I think so.
Recently, the speed of saying I don't know is too fast.
The other day, I told a teacher that I didn't know, and she said,
OK, but you can try.
I'm sorry.
You haven't told me the answer yet.
I'll think about it a little more.
It was too fast.
I'm sorry.
I think so.
I don't think it's natural for us to spend time as usual.
I think it's natural that we were educated to be able to respond.
I think it's really thanks to the agency.
Thank you for making it a tournament.
Then you can just do your best.
I'm sorry if the score of the test is really bad.
There is a possibility that it will be bad.
It's really bad.
It was a little difficult.
It's really difficult.
Did I say anything else?
What I think is simply amazing is
For example, I'm not driving a car.
I think you can use your mind.
No, no, no.
You can ask me to go to navigation or do something.
So I can say, for example, put on the air conditioner.
It's not good at all.
No, no, no.
It's not good at all.
No, no, no.
But I think that's amazing.
I'll accept it.
When my hands are blocked, I realize that I should hold it.
I think it's amazing.
I think I can see the surroundings.
But that's right. I've been living while looking around.
But what I've been thinking lately is
It's important to be careful, but it's not good to be too careful and get tired.
I've learned that I don't jump into trouble lately.
I learned this after studying abroad in Hawaii.
When I think it's a bit of a hassle, I think it's important to have the courage to refuse.
I've come to refuse.
I'm 30 years old.
It's important.
How can I live comfortably?
Keep your own pace.
What is it?
I can study comfortably without too much stress.
It's the balance of a comfortable relationship.
But in the end, what I think is...
It's for everyone.
If you're comfortable with it, don't push yourself too hard.
I don't want you to push yourself too hard.
If you're depressed, you can talk about something relaxing.
For example, you can talk about it in your mother tongue.
You can rely on someone or cry.
Don't push yourself too hard.
I think it's better to learn to be comfortable.
It's not good to be in pain.
It's hard even if you don't do that.
Even if you can just go normally.
It's hard, isn't it?
I think so, too.
I'm saying the opposite of what I said earlier.
I don't know.
What is it?
It's hard.
It depends on the person, and the stress is different.
That's right.
It's different.
It's hard, isn't it?
Everyone has their own answer.
I grew up in the same environment.
I think this is okay, but this is different.
I think it's especially similar here.
I can forgive that, but this is different.
I think so.
It's hard to say, for example.
For example,
I'm glad you're going to study with Chi-chan.
I was wondering what it was like.
I was wondering what Morita was like.
It's been six months.
I've calmed down, haven't I?
Did you feel like this?
I didn't feel uncomfortable from the beginning.
I thought you'd be careful.
It's different to say yes.
I thought you'd be careful.
I don't know.
Chi-chan...
I don't know how to say this.
I think that's probably the basis.
I'm not bad.
I think I'm not good enough.
No, no, no, no.
You're kind, so I'll do it every time you do it.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I think she's a really good girl.
It's a mystery.
I still can't believe it.
I didn't notice it, but I thought the name Saki Chisaki was very similar.
I'm in Australia right now.
When I entered Australia, I showed my passport together.
I was shuffled.
When the staff asked me which passport I had, I said,
Oh, my face looks a little like a Japanese person.
I don't know if it's Starbucks, but it's called Saki.
It's called Chisaki.
It's called I'm Saki.
It's called Just Saki.
You don't use Chi, do you?
Just Saki.
It's like Just Saki.
That's true.
It's a strange coincidence, isn't it?
I guess that's how it is.
Is it enough?
I think it's enough.
Anyway, what do you call it when you put it all together?
After all, I came to study abroad.
If you jump into a different place and live your life, you'll understand yourself.
I feel like I'm being sharpened by myself.
Of course, I know it's not enough.
But now I'm really...
I think we are living in the happiness we think we are living in.
Everyone's happiness is different.
I think learning is happiness.
No matter how old you are.
That's how it is.
I didn't eat kangaroo juice once.
But it's already late.
It's already 10 o'clock.
So I want to go to bed.
Good night.
Bye bye.