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Hello, everyone. I'm Masaki Nakajima.
This is the Haro Study Abroad channel.
Yes, it's spring here.
Is this a cherry blossom?
It's like this, but
My mother says it's like a cherry blossom.
I'm sorry if I don't know a little bit about it.
It's getting longer and longer here, and it feels like summer is approaching.
Today, I'd like to answer the question corner in this park where there are a lot of birds.
All right, I'll answer you.
Do you miss your idol life?
It's a little bit of a reverse.
Oh, you wore a costume and sang and danced!
I feel like I used to.
The most I want to do when I go back to Japan is...
This is maintenance.
I go to the beauty salon, I go to the dentist, and I go around all kinds of hospitals.
realistic
Is there a point to choose where you will study abroad?
I'm just going to go with my feelings.
Also, it's best to be interested in something.
I think it's best to think about what you like and go where you came from.
Are you in touch with your uncle?
Yeah, I'm not in touch with you, I'm in touch with you.
I'm the one who keeps the cactus that my uncle grew up with.
So it's not a growth record, but it's growing.
I'm sending you something like that.
And my uncle has been depressed lately.
Yeah, I know. I'm happy you're all coming.
It's a long way off, but I thought the steps we're taking are similar.
I don't know what English you're using for your daily life right now, so I can't say anything.
I'm looking forward to catching up.
Hello! Project's 25th anniversary live is on September 10th. A word for everyone who is motivated.
Have fun!
That's nice.
No, it's amazing. I can't imagine myself wearing a costume and singing and dancing right now.
I can't imagine it anymore, so I think it's amazing.
Have fun, everyone.
Nakki always has the image of getting up early, but are you keeping up with the host family?
I'm not keeping up with it, but I get up at about 6 o'clock.
I basically thought seven hours of sleep was just right, but recently I've noticed that eight hours of sleep can wake you up more.
I sleep at 10 and wake up at 6, but I wake up at 6 even if I sleep at 11.
I slept at 12 yesterday, but I woke up at 6.
That's why my body is already dyed.
It's getting longer and longer in New Zealand.
It was dark even at 6 o'clock until now, but it's gotten a little brighter at 6 o'clock.
Is there such a thing?
I'm talking about closing the curtains.
Have you ever been surprised by the difference in culture from Japan?
Hmm...
Where should I start?
What surprised me the most was...
I was surprised when I went to a supermarket naked.
I wondered if it was only for kids, and it was like, "Oh, adults also go there."
It's not a difference in culture, but it's very different.
What I really like about it is that regardless of age or body type, everyone seems to be exercising.
I think it's really nice.
I think everyone says it a lot, but everyone doesn't care about what others think. It's like fighting yourself.
So there are people who wake up and run as it is, and when they go to a running club, they say, "I was already 70 years old and ran a 100km marathon."
I think it's really nice.
When I was running on the trail, my husband and I were running side by side with our backpacks for the trail, and I thought it was really nice to talk to each other like this.
Regarding exercise, it's a really good culture shock. Or rather, I think it's a difference in culture. Is it only around me?
When I was in Japan, there wasn't much of an environment where I could exercise around me, but when I was in Hawaii, it was the same, but I wanted to run more when I was abroad.
Why do you do it?
It's the opposite question.
What is your driving force?
My driving force is to eat delicious food and listen to exciting news.
Also, it may be a driving force for people who are older than me to see them enjoying their lives.
Please tell me how to study.
I can't say anything, but the first thing is to find your favorite topic.
Learn new vocabulary for each topic and watch movies and dramas related to it.
Oh, wait! I learned this vocabulary just now!
If you say something like that in a movie, you will feel like you are running and it will be fun.
I might recommend it.
I plan to study abroad when I am 30 years old, but my English ability is like a kindergarten student, so what should I do?
Well...
I think you will be fine.
I think you will be fine at all.
I think passion is more important than English ability.
Even if you can have a daily conversation in English to some extent, there are times when you get depressed.
But when I couldn't speak English, I couldn't speak it, but it was a lot of fun.
Of course it was hard for me to speak English.
But I was able to meet people who got along with me, and it was exciting and fun.
Oh, do you dream in English when you are sleeping?
I think this is also common for international students.
It seems like you dream about 6 months after you start studying English.
I sometimes dream of English.
On the contrary, I sometimes dream that an international student or a host mother is speaking Japanese.
It's a mess.
What was the most delicious thing you ate recently?
I had a big run yesterday, but the waffle I ate after that was insanely delicious.
The maple syrup soaked into my body.
Do you think it is difficult to study English on your own?
I've never studied on my own, so I don't know.
It depends on the person.
If you can study on your own, I think that's the best.
But I'm the type of person who can't remember unless you experience it, so I can't do it.
Since it is the southern hemisphere, I think the season has reversed with Japan and it is midwinter now, but isn't it colder than Tokyo?
Somehow I was fine, I was pretty prepared for the winter of Rotterdam, but it was surprisingly warm.
Even now, this is a down coat that you can wear, but I didn't need a down coat on weekdays anymore, and the inside of the room was quite warm.
I was wearing it inside for a while when I went out somewhere on Saturday and Sunday, but it's okay. I didn't wear a scarf at all and I was surprisingly okay.
Also, I thought I was really too cold. People in New Zealand are really cold even in winter, some of them are Chopin and some of them are B-san, and when I saw that, I wanted to put in some energy without wearing clothes right away, and when I thought it was cold, I wasn't breathing calmly, but I was training alone that I didn't know well.
Do you have any English words you've been saying lately?
Oh, like when the host says "no", I say "nah", and it's reflected in my English.
I wonder if there are more girls who answer in Japanese than before.
"Ah" like "Ah" "Eh" I say something like that.
Do you shop for cash and cards there?
It's always cards, but sometimes big typhoons come to New Zealand.
The problem I had the other day was that the electricity had stopped and I couldn't use the supermarket's PIN that I couldn't pay with cash, so I thought it was important to keep a little cash.
Is there anything you want to achieve by the age of 30?
I'm turning 30 next year, but I don't want to lose my physical strength than I want to achieve it.
There are a lot of healthy people over the years, and I want to be like them.
I don't want to achieve it by 30, but I want to pass 30 as a passing point.
Is there anything that surprised you that you were only Japanese?
It's a moment when you're not sure, but there's a habit of saying "itadakimasu" before you eat.
I thought again that I was really only Japanese.
If you don't say "itadakimasu", you'll feel bad about eating.
So I always say "itadakimasu" and start eating, but I thought I wouldn't say it.
How many people abroad use English signs?
Everyone uses it.
The teacher also writes it for us to read easily, but when we sign it, we can't read it because it's written in writing.
If you're studying English, it's better to be able to read it in writing.
French kids all use notebooks to write.
They exchange answers and papers.
I couldn't read it at first, and I was taught how to read notes.
Have you ever thought of doing acting work?
The other day, I went to see a local play.
When I saw it, I thought it was nostalgic.
It was fun and it was an important memory for me.
What was the hardest thing for you to climb a marathon?
Last week, when I went for a big run last week,
I said I would run the same route as the October marathon, but I made a mistake.
When I realized it, I was running about 5km over a different road.
If you don't go back 5km, you can't go back to where you left your car at first.
It was really hard from there.
It doesn't make sense!
Why am I running for?
Why didn't you check Google Maps?
Running was a battle against my mentality.
It was tough.
Is there any Japanese food you want to eat after a long time?
This is natto.
I want to eat natto.
They also sell natto here, but I can't eat it because I think the host family will definitely hate it.
I'm just being careful, but it doesn't matter.
But when I explained about natto, I was like "ehhh", so I don't think they'll like it.
Thank you for your company for a long time.
I'll talk to you again when I come up with something.