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Hello everyone, I'm Masaki Kajiwa.
Today I would like to introduce you to the city I live in, New Zealand, Rotorua.
At first, I didn't have to say where I was in New Zealand, but
my dad went to Canada and I'm alone now, so I'm filming because I think I can protect my safety.
My Japanese has also become strange.
As usual.
The city I live in is Rotorua.
New Zealand has two, well, to be specific, it's three, but
there is a big north island and a south island, and I live in Rotorua, which is in the east of the north island.
This is actually an onsen area.
If you ask Rotorua what you are going to do for sightseeing, you will enter an onsen or enjoy New Zealand's native Maori culture.
I think these are the two big points.
That's why I'm a bad person without Yubene, but Rotorua has a spa, so it's really helpful.
Going to the spa and getting tired of the hot water is a point where I'm glad I chose this place.
I love Rotorua for the time being.
I've already appealed to you about more and more things, but look at this great nature.
Rotorua also has a high altitude.
I'm sorry, I'm still editing and I'm speechless.
This appears several times.
Rotorua is about 280m above sea level, so it's very beautiful in the morning and when it's foggy, you can see the view from your house.
It's so beautiful that I climbed to the top of a mountain.
I think nature is right there, next to it.
Also, inconvenient places are my favorite places.
In Japan, there are many shops that are open for 24 hours in convenient countries, and if you're thirsty and don't have a bottle in front of you, you can get a plastic bottle right away.
However, in Rotorua, shops close at about 8 o'clock and cafes close at about 3 o'clock, and buses only open until about 5 o'clock, so it may be difficult for people who do not have a car license to live, but if you have a license, you can live in Rotorua at all.
In Rotorua, driving a car is the same as in Japan, so it's very easy to drive, and anyway, there are few people, so there are no traffic jams, which is insanely good.
What I wanted to say is...
For example, I can't do all of my favorite places conveniently, so if something happens in my neighborhood, my neighbors will help me, and people are very kind, so I have to do something myself.
As for this, everyone is quite DIY and I respect them for making everything themselves.
I grew up in the countryside of Saitama Prefecture, but if you go to a more natural place in Japan, you may have a life like Rotorua, but this is the first time I've seen this life, so it's very exciting and surprising.
I'm originally a person who is interested in sustainable environmental issues, so it's really easy to live here.
After all, when you are in Japan, there are so many things that you don't need me for because there are so many things.
There are so many choices, so there is a lot of information, but here in Rotterdam, there is little information, so you can only get what you want and come up with it from your heart.
Even if you don't need a lot of information, I really like the information you can get from what you think or what others tell you.
I think it's very comfortable to hear the information you've gained from your own experience and accept it as your own experience.
Another good thing about Rotterdam is that there are a lot of lakes, but if you drive for an hour, you will go to a city with a beach called Tauranga, and in summer it is a place where surfers gather.
If you want to do some shopping or want some stimulation, there is an international airport in Auckland, and it's not that far by car or three- hour drive.
I think it's a convenient place.
When I come back, I'm overflowing with such a beautiful city and I feel so happy.
Also, from an international student's point of view, it depends on you, but if you want stimulation, Rotterdam is boring.
For example, many local students also leave Rotterdam for college, so it may be difficult for those who want to get along with local college students.
I'm staying at home right now, but it's comfortable for me to be with people with various experiences.
Also, from the point of view of studying abroad, of course there are a lot of Japanese people, but compared to big cities like Auckland, there are relatively few students and I think it's relaxing.
I really think it's better to choose your first place where you can live comfortably.
If you like exciting things to start with, I think you should go to a place where you can talk about studying abroad.
If you don't like that kind of thing in the first place, it's like me, but if you come to a country side study abroad destination, you can really relax and spend time.
It's fun to talk to people who are staying at home, so I don't think it's boring to stay at home.
I really like Hawaii, but I also studied abroad in Hawaii for a little while before New Zealand accepted international students.
Even if it's a little bit, it's been about half a year.
I thought it was difficult for me to live, and I wanted to live a little more relaxed life, so Rotorua fits me very well.
I think there are a lot of students who say that they are 120% healthy because such students gather in such places.
Also, if you are studying in New Zealand, it is recommended to come here after obtaining a driver's license in Japan because it is easy to write and you do not have to re-examine here.
Also, what I didn't know is that Japanese licenses and passports are very blessed, and depending on the country, there are countries where you have to come to New Zealand and re-examine here.
"Eh, if you have a Japanese license, re-examine it!" Like "If you have it, right?" It seems like you think so, and I really think so, so I think it's a good idea to get a license in Japan and re- examine it here.
When I was in Hawaii, I wonder if the bus came out quite late at night, but the bus at night is dangerous, so I think it's better to act as if everything is dangerous, not just the bus.
Then, this person seems like a good person, and there are times when a person who says "hello" is a bad person, so it may be better to spread antennas like this so that you can protect yourself at any time.
I'm still okay, but I don't know what's ahead of me, so I'll keep putting antennas on this and that.
Eh, did you get stabbed in the mouth? Are you okay?
So, when I went to Hawaii, I could go anywhere without a car, and if you go to Oahu Island, you can go anywhere in about 15 minutes, and even if you go to the farthest end, you can play for 30 minutes or 45 minutes, but New Zealand is wide, so it's hard to go anywhere, so it may be difficult without a car.
Students who have cars can drive for an hour on weekends and go anywhere, so it's the best.
Also, I want to talk about this, but I was pretty depressed for about two weeks and three weeks, and I skipped school for three days.
But before that max depression came, about three weeks ago, when I uploaded the video of the previous class, when there were a lot of Tahitian children at school, everyone was really skilled and spoke very well.
And I thought, "I'm really not good anymore, if I stay in this class, I will definitely be dropped out," and I sent an SOS to the teacher quite early, and I couldn't keep up with it, so the Tahitian children were doing a short time, so I suggested that they skip it for about three weeks because they still had student visas left and it was okay for a holiday for three weeks, but the teacher said it wasn't good for fraud.
"Oh, that's right," and I worked hard for three weeks and thought of going to school, but it was still difficult for the last three days, "Oh, I can't stay with you for three more days," and I skipped for three days.
But the Tahitian children really helped me and became a pair with me, and I really appreciate it. I didn't know what the teacher was saying, but I couldn't ask much at the time, so when she became like my teacher and worked with me, she already knew it, but she asked me and said, "Do you know this?"
I'm really grateful and full of feelings of gratitude that she taught me like I was playing around. Thank you very much.
After that, there was another class change, but I'm in the upper intermediate now, but I took a holiday in Japan for about three to six chapters of the textbook and skipped it.
It seems like it was a pretty important point, and I wanted to do it, and the topic was environmental issues or something like that, so I thought I'd like to do it again from 1 to textbook.
But recently I haven't been able to speak Japanese either, and it seems like I'll definitely get caught up in this.
Oh, and one more thing I want to say is that I often say, "After studying abroad, I came back to Japan and there are a lot of katagana and kabureta."
It's not like I'm covering it up, I really can't convert it.
Even if you don't have that simple Japanese, it's easier to say it in English.
So it feels like I'm covering it up like that, but I'm sure I'm not covering it up.
I'm trying hard to speak Japanese, but I forget the words.
I don't like it, I know, I know, so I'm falling into it now.
Well, leaving that aside, and now I'm only doing it again, so it's fine for me.
So I thought it was input the other day and now it's output time and I'm going to school.
You know, when you're depressed, you talk to a lot of people.
Senior international students, right?
Then it seems like anyone will have a time of depression.
Let's learn English first, especially like me.
Anyway, from the kids who are in zero state, if you know a little bit about it, you'll say, "Huh? I think I can speak English now."
At zero point, the growth rate is very good, so you can speak it, but you can speak it to some extent.
If you learn another one-rank difficult word, you'll always rely on simple words and connect sentences with those words.
Well, of course, it's not enough, but after you can speak some body language, the growth rate here is parallel to the first time you compare it.
Then I'm not growing at all, I can't speak English at all, and I'm getting depressed.
So if there's Spanish or French in that language school, it's definitely faster for them to grow.
It's like, "I had the same start as her at first, but why is she talking like that now and I can't talk like that?"
But it seems like it can't be helped, it seems like it happens.
So if you're depressed now and there's someone who caught up with this video, I'm really depressed too, but I don't need you to be depressed! I want to talk to you.
But I think there are really good and bad things about it, and of course there are people who can do it from themselves and who can't do it from themselves.
People who can do it say, "Talk more!" to people who can't do it!
They say "bah" about 20% of the time, but they have their own pace, so do you think it's easy for you to go there, but it's difficult for you to go there?
I want to tell you not to break your own pace.
Also, goals vary from person to person, and you don't have to push yourself too hard.
I think it would be nice if you could enjoy your study abroad life to the extent that you don't regret it comfortably.
I'm not in a position to say that.
So, as a point of depression, I noticed that I just hated that topic itself.
But when I was learning English, I couldn't speak English anymore, and I thought, "Huh? Learn English! There's a topic after that."
"If you like it, you can do your best to read it in English." I thought I could think of it.
The topic of the show test the other day was an article about a wedding dress using sustainable materials and mushroom fibers.
But it was so much fun for me.
But I ended up reading it silently.
If it's a topic I don't like, I don't think I'll ever read it again.
If you have to take an English test, you have to study all the topics.
But I thought I should learn at my own pace.
I was going to introduce you to Rotterdam, but I got nervous.
But I really think! Japanese girls are very shy and don't speak at all, so they say that their English doesn't improve much, right? I really understand!
Of course I think it's better to speak when you can go to talk, but I think it's also an environment!
If you think "Oh, this girl doesn't speak", I think you should go talk to her.
I really think that studying abroad is also a support.
Yes, like this! It was my recent financial situation!
Rotterdam is really the best! The stars are beautiful, and I really want to become a camera professional and take good material.
Now I'm encouraging running, so it looks difficult ...
Well, that's how it is! Life is various!
After this, I will go interval training!
Listen! I'm going to a marathon competition in October!
The elevation is more than 1,000m!
I'm scared! I may be thinking about running more than English now!
Yes, like that! For the time being, I will change and run!
Not only in English, but everyone who is fighting with me! Thank you for your hard work!
Sometimes heal yourself! This is really important!
Thank you for your hard work!
He is my coach!
He is my classmate!
Yeah!
I met a runner and I thought I had no choice but to run.
I was even more caught up and now the interval is over.
It's hard. Can I talk?
Yeah, you can talk!
Thank you for your hard work!
It's hard!
What is it?
Tomorrow is a big run.
Can I do it?
You can do it!
I will do my best!