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Hello, everyone. I'm Masaki Nakajima.
Thank you for watching "Hello! Studying Abroad" again today.
It seems like this is my 100th video on this channel!
Yay!
It went by so quickly.
I don't feel like it's my 100th video.
Actually, I used to make videos before.
I wasn't making 100 videos, but I was making videos with very low tension.
It's not like I'm worried or anything like that.
It's just that I don't feel like talking.
What should I talk about today?
Was it okay like this?
I was shooting while saying that, so I'm shooting again!
For those of you who have been watching this channel for a long time, for those of you who have just started watching it recently, and for those of you who have come back recently,
I think there are various people!
Thank you so much to all of you who are watching this channel!
And my dirty editing videos!
Actually, I can't do the technique of applying mosaic!
Thank you to the staff for applying the mosaic!
While being supported by you, I have been able to continue this "Hello! Studying Abroad" channel!
Thank you so much!
This channel is also where I breathe.
Even in the last video, even what I thought,
By talking again, I thought, "Oh, this is what I want to do."
You can push your back with your own words.
I'm really grateful for the shooting that gives me a chance!
And one more thing about YouTube!
Should I explain it?
I used to be in a Hello! Project group called "cute".
It seems that the number of views of the music video "infinite climax" posted on that "cute" official youtube has exceeded 10 million times!
"Come here!" It's like that, but even now, there are people who watch "cute"'s music video, listen to songs, and care about the members.
Even now, when I listen to the stories of fans gathering among themselves on sns, I can't express it in words.
It really feels like this! I'm so happy! Thank you so much!
I also received a lot of messages saying "congratulations on "cute" day"! Thank you so much!
Actually, when I came back the other day, "cute" and everyone gathered!
And on September 10th! Tell me! I think! I'm sorry! We got too excited and didn't announce that we were meeting at all, but we were actually gathering and it was a lot of fun!
Even now, I was very happy to be in an environment where five people can gather like this!
I'm happy! I'm thinking that I'm happy with the progressive system!
Yeah, I'm happy about everything!
I'll go back to the 100th story, but I thought about what to talk about, but I'd like to deliver it as usual!
Yes! So today I'd like to talk about how I went to the south island for the first time in my life!
Yes, I think the last video was before I left for Christchurch, but now I'm back in Rotterdam and I'm calm.
Christchurch was a three-day and four-day trip.
I stayed at my friend's place and my friend gave me a car, so there was no big happening and the trip was a great success.
It took about two hours by plane from Rotorua to Christchurch on the first day, and my friend picked me up at the airport and took me to the place I wanted to go to, the Antarctic Centre.
I'm not good at speaking today, but I'm always like this.
So I went to the Antarctic Centre.
I've been mentioning it on Google Maps for a long time since I discovered that there is an Antarctic Centre in Christchurch.
I was finally able to go!
You know, there's nothing you can do in life in Antarctica.
So I went there because I wanted to experience it for myself.
The venue was packed but compact, so it didn't take me an hour and a half to walk around.
The ticket price wasn't that cheap either.
But what you can experience inside is that you can actually feel the storm of Antarctica.
There's a room that's -8 degrees Celsius, and you can wear warm clothes and just take in the storm.
It was like training!
It's so cold!
I heard there's going to be a storm soon.
It's so cold!
Wow, it's starting to blow.
It's cold! Oh no, my fingertips are going to freeze!
Oh no, it's cold!
It was just training.
It's so cold.
I'm going to go to the next room.
I told the next staff member that this is the room.
The next room is for the movie.
It's a 7 or 8 minute movie.
Next, while reading the explanation while looking at it myself, there are only these countries that own the South Pole, and there are such types of penguins, and it seems that there was a husky dog, but I'm alive, I thought it was a student, and it was true that there were three of them lying around, but they were lying down and
there was a pretty chatty family talking nicely with the staff, so I thought it would be quite a long time, and that person also came from New Zealand, but I think it's a characteristic of New Zealanders that it takes a long time for everyone to talk about their positions, but I thought it would be quite a long time, so I thought it would be okay if it was a student and passed it on, but I think I was probably alive, and in fact, if it was a husky, I was doing this kind of work in the South Pole, and
I think it was a place where you could know in detail about penguins through the staff, but I missed it there, and the last thing that appeared was a movie with a very big vision, and it was a research that led to historical things that could be researched from the South Pole and environmental issues, but after all, it was very interesting for people who love such subjects, and at home, you can watch it on Netflix or something like that, but
isn't it a great luxury to be able to see it on a big screen?
Yeah, so I saw it twice.
There was a time, but since there weren't many people that day, I was watching it with a great vision like "the first step is to bully people" while thinking about it.
And after that, I went to my friend's house and talked with my friends for the first time in a long time, and in the end, I
And the next day I went out to the town and said, "The town of Christchurch is really beautiful!"
It didn't feel like a big city, but of course it's a city rather than Rotterdam, and there is a great museum, and what else can I say?
Rotterdam is an area where Maori culture is thriving, but Christchurch had a lot of buildings where European culture was incorporated.
So just walking around the city and taking pictures while remembering that you have come to a different country, it was a lot of fun.
The art centre building is a very magnificent building, and I don't know if this expression is correct, but I was walking while talking to my friends about what kind of building this would be for DisneySea.
The Riverside Market in town was one of the things that raised my tension this time.
Basically, there is no eye for food, but the market is so cute and everything looks so delicious, and the food was delicious, and if you live in Christchurch, you might come here every day.
I went there in the afternoon, and I was surprised that there weren't any people wearing suits in Rotterdam.
When I went to Christchurch and went to the market, there were a lot of people wearing suits, and at that moment I thought, "Oh, there are people wearing suits!"
Oh, and I was surprised that there was a tram running in the middle of the city.
It seems that there is a plan to eat in the tram, but it is rare for friends to eat in a tram like this and look at the city, so I said I liked it and I wanted to do it, but I couldn't do it because I didn't have time, but it looked fun.
After that, I went to Christ Church Botanic Gardens, which is a place where you can enter for free, but the most excited thing was that there was a big tree, like this, and I thought there was a huge one, but my friend said that this is my favorite point and as it is, some of the trees look like tunnels, like Totoro, and when you go through it, look at this, it's
amazing, I was surprised, and when I came alone, I thought I was passing by, it was a very mysterious space and place, I still remember this, that mysterious feeling, it was so quiet that I just wanted to breathe there, surrounded by that tree, it was a mysterious space, by all means, if you go to Christ Church Botanic Gardens,
don't miss it, I think I want you to go anyway, and that night I went out for a drink and went to Christ Church's Beers by Bacon Brothers,
oh, I went to Christ Church's night market before that, the night market was bigger than Rotterdam and it was busy, there were a lot of young people,
that atmosphere was fun, I moved to Beers by Bacon Brothers and spent a night drinking and talking, we didn't eat the food in this store, but it was a place where meat, chips, don was a pub, a pub menu, it was very busy and I thought it was a city loved by locals, it was a very good place,
do you think you can do it in Japan too? If you pull a tap and pour a beer like this in New Zealand, you can brew a tap beer, I want to try it a little bit, I want to try it a little bit, it's not very common, but you can taste it for the time being, but the amount of tasting is large, there is a firm taste, you can't finish it without going to you, one by one with friends,
I asked my friends one by one and said, "Oh, this is good, this is good," and tasted it while saying "good," and asked for what I liked, and it was a lot of fun.
And the next day, the weather cleared up, so I went hiking on the trail I wanted to go on.
However, it was a loop, but it felt like it would take a little time to walk on a 10km course, so this time I didn't go all the way around, but went one way a little and returned and came back.
It took about 40 minutes by car from the town to the beach, so it was like another place a little far away, but it was really beautiful and worth going again.
After all I like New Zealand's great nature, it's really quiet and the blue sky is wonderful, it's really clear.
And as soon as there are mountains, there are seas and cliffs. I really like New Zealand's great nature where you can feel the earth and the earth, and I didn't have much time, so I couldn't say much, but I'll put it in forever.
I was in that tension.
It was beautiful.
And then I went to the cafe I wanted to go to, Sign of Kiwi Cafe, and I was running along the sea all the way there.
The sea was also very beautiful, and it was a little different from the sea color I was looking at when hiking, and it was a little more greenish.
And then I went to Sign of Kiwi Cafe, which is like a private house with a terrace seat.
The locals were running away and the food was delicious and the store was cute, and it was a cafe that made me want to work here.
And then I went out for ice cream.
This gelato shop is very famous and it seems to be in two shops, but it was very delicious.
And where I said that, where the gorilla is, seems to be the main store, and it was really good.
And next to this ice cream shop, Trump runs like this right next to it.
I don't think it's the same New Zealand.
It's completely different from Rotorua.
And at night, the kids were going out for dinner, so I had a proper dinner.
Pho is definitely everywhere.
It's delicious. I've loved pho since I was studying abroad.
Or did I meet pho?
I haven't eaten it much before, but it's so delicious.
If there's anything, I'm eating pho.
And the next day, I had to go back to Rotorua by plane at about 10:30 in the morning.
But I really wanted to go to the morning market.
It opens at 9 o'clock, but I went to the morning market where I lived from 9 o'clock.
It was really good.
There are fresh vegetables on sale, and there are foods that are made and sold there.
And I thought it was unusual to add oats, milk, and boil it a little and mix it, but there is a shop where you can choose your favorite toppings based on that, and I thought it was unusual and not only in New Zealand.
So, in the morning, there are a lot of people who eat porridge or beat bix (something like cornflakes? But it doesn't taste like it at all)
I don't eat much, so I got a bread called "morning bun" at this market, and it was really delicious.
And next to the market, there is a beautiful river flowing and the weather is very good.
What a graceful beginning of the morning! It was really fun.
And then I went back to Rotorua right away.
Roughly speaking, it was like this!
The first south island was very fresh, but when I came back to Rotorua, I fell in love with Rotorua.
Once again, Rotorua Lake is really beautiful!
That's why the fashion of young girls is completely different and there are many people with full makeup.
The New Zealand I imagine is Rotorua, so what I've been talking about so far is mainly about Rotorua.
At work, no one was wearing makeup at all, but there were a lot of people who wore it.
Everyone was wearing suits.
It's completely different.
Teenagers also have a lot of exposure and eyeliner like "kyun kyun".
It's a little culture shock that it's so different. It shouldn't be the same country, but what do you call it? Culture shock? But what do you call the difference in culture? I don't know, I was surprised.
There were people wearing heels.
Oh, that Christchurch girl said, "I told everyone that New Zealanders go to the supermarket naked." It seems that Christchurch is not there.
No, it may only be Rotterdam. I'm sorry.
New Zealand is like this. You can't talk about it. You have to limit it to Rotterdam.
Yes, I learned.
But now I'm finally going on a big journey.
Oh, yes! The first host has been safely decided!
Yes, so I have no choice but to go.
Whatever happens, the journey begins.
He is motivated to do his best to live no matter what happens in a planned and successful battle.
Anyway, I'm going to pack my luggage in the car while trying not to have an accident.
Can you fit it all in? You can fit it in, right? It's pretty little.
Yes, it's like that. It was a hundredth video like this, but how about it?
Yes, I want to talk about Father Amazon's Japanese stories someday, but I've heard a lot of souvenir stories, and I'm glad that they're having fun anyway.
It seems that there were a lot of Japanese people who were very kind to them.
Thank you.
I don't know who it is, but I really thank you.
That's right.
Yes, so this was the hundredth video like this.
I'd like to deliver it normally again next week, so I'd like to continue with the Hello Study Abroad channel.
I'd be happy if you could watch over me with warm eyes.
It's not a Hello Study Abroad channel anymore, it's more like a Nakajima Seki channel, but even so, I'm happy that there are people who watch me like this.
Thank you for your kind comments as always!
See you next week!
Bye bye!
I didn't talk about the chocolate I was talking about in the last video and the parking lot at all, so I'll cut it out from take one. Please go ahead.
I went to the hot chocolate shop that my school teacher recommended and drank hot chocolate.
My impression was that it was insanely sweet.
I think it was about medium in size.
It was just right for me and my friends to share.
It was a rich and strong hot chocolate that I thought would be perfect for a small size, but the hot chocolate I drank at Raglan was much richer.
The most original-looking hot chocolate I drank at Cross Church this time contained chocolate, but it was a hot chocolate with a strong milk feel.
The hot chocolate I was drinking at Raglan was like drinking chocolate.
Both had various advantages, but I really wanted my teacher to try Raglan's hot chocolate.
Oh, it was cold on Minamijima.
It wasn't cold enough to shake, but of course it's hot in summer if the weather is good, but it seems to be quite cold when the sun doesn't come out.
I'm wearing no sleeves and short sleeves, but I'm wearing a thick jacket on top of it, and I'm saying it's summer, but it's still there.