Auckland空港で、出国手続きをするために並びました。
いろんな国からの旅行客と一緒に。
また、香港で入国審査のために並らびました。
ホテルについてからはコンビニに寄った後に
近くの店で食べました。
翌朝、私はホテルの近くでジョギングをしました。
川のそばは公園だらけで、あっちこっちで運動している人がいました。
次のグループに飛び入り参加をさせてもらいました。
きれいな提案も無料で見ることができました。
今、空港でこれを書いています。後1時間ほどで飛行機に乗ります。
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Flea Market
On Sunday, Aoi and Lisa invited me to go with them to a flea market in Titirangi War Memorial Park. It was great. I bought some hand-made wooden toys like this one.
One met several people who speak Japanese. Some of them (our taxi driver and an artist we met) were Japanese people leaving in New Zealand and some other them were New Zealanders like this man who used to live in Japan.
This little girl was selling lemonade.
Thanks Aoi! Thanks Lisa! I had a nice time and bought many nice gifts to take back to Japan.
One met several people who speak Japanese. Some of them (our taxi driver and an artist we met) were Japanese people leaving in New Zealand and some other them were New Zealanders like this man who used to live in Japan.
This little girl was selling lemonade.
Thanks Aoi! Thanks Lisa! I had a nice time and bought many nice gifts to take back to Japan.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Harbour Cruise
On Friday we enjoyed a cruise tour of Waitemata Harbour (or Auckland Harbour).
After the cruise I took a picture of all of the participants:
I think everyone had a good time.
This last picture is one I took in front of Kyosen's OK Gift Shop. This car from Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World happened to stop in from of us so I took a picture of Misato, Kana, and Ayaka.
After the cruise I took a picture of all of the participants:
I think everyone had a good time.
This last picture is one I took in front of Kyosen's OK Gift Shop. This car from Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World happened to stop in from of us so I took a picture of Misato, Kana, and Ayaka.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Friday, August 19, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
2010年の笹山先生のTwitter記録
2010年に、研修生をNew Zealandに引率してくれた笹山先生がTwitter上で詳しい記録を作ってくれました。その記録を笹山先生作のこのページで閲覧できます。ぜひ見てください。
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Aucklandでのバスの使い方
7月10日の授業で、皆さんのホームステーの地図やMAXX Auckland Transitのウェブサイトを利用して、ホームステー先からUnitecまでのバスの乗り方や料金などを調べる方法を見せようとしましたが、うまくいきませんでした。授業の後に、やり方を調べ直して、正しいやり方を見せる動画を作りました。動画を見て、自分のポームステー先からUnitecへの道などを調べてみてください。
MAXX Auckland Transitのサイトにはバクがあり、うまくいかないときがあります。そういう問題の解決方法を次の動画で説明しています。
なお、動画に出てくるバス停の番号というのは、ウェブ上でバステーを特定するものであって、バス停には表示されていないのではないかと思います。
MAXX Auckland Transitのサイトにはバクがあり、うまくいかないときがあります。そういう問題の解決方法を次の動画で説明しています。
なお、動画に出てくるバス停の番号というのは、ウェブ上でバステーを特定するものであって、バス停には表示されていないのではないかと思います。
Friday, July 8, 2011
海外のパソコンでの日本語入力
Ajax IME: Web-based Japanese Input Methodをお勧めします。ただ、授業で説明するように、ブラウザーによっては使えないことがあります。ExplorerやFirefoxならいいはずです。
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
Homestay Map
This map shows the locations of all of your homestays and some of the places you will visit.
View NZ 2011 in a larger map
View NZ 2011 in a larger map
Saturday, July 2, 2011
持っていくもの(充電機器、食べ物など)
Aoiさんが「持っていくもの」というリストをブログに載せました。たいへんいいリストだと思いますので皆さんに参考にしてほしいと思います。ただ、次の二点を指摘したいと思います。
- 「コンセントアダプター」に関する記述では「コンセントアダプター」と「変圧器」が一緒になってしまっていると思います。全員の皆さんに必ず必要なのは「コンセントアダプター(Oタイプ)」(ぜひ左のリンクをクリックしてものを確認してください)です。たとえば、カメラの充電器をコンセントに差し込むためにはこのアダプターが必要になりますし、ノート型パソコンもそうです。安いので、場合によっては二個を買っておくとよいのではないかと思います。「変圧器」はNZの電圧を日本製品に合わせるものですが、高いし、多くの場合は必要ないだろうと思います。ドライヤーを持って行きたいので、そのための変圧器が必要という話を聞きますが、それなら、海外用のドライヤーを買えばよいだろうと思います。なお、ノート型パソコンを持って行く人は携帯をUSBで充電するためのケーブルを持って行けばパソコンで携帯を充電できます。iPad、iPhone、ゲーム機器などもパソコンのUSBで充電できると思います。パソコンを持って行かないけどもUSBでものを充電したい人には海外用USBアダプターをお勧めします。コンセントアダプターと一緒に使えば、USBケーブルで充電できる機器をNZのコンセントから充電できるようになります。
- 日本食つくる材料
食べ物(小麦粉など)が関税にひっかかる可能性が高いので、ものによっては没収されるかもしれません。申告しないで見つかった場合は即$400の罰金ですので、必ず申告してください。
Friday, July 1, 2011
Things to do today
Here's is what I would like you to do today:
- Finish introductions
We will do this in our regular classroom (115C) but then we will move to our computer room (1446) to work on our blogs. - Read blogs by students who went to New Zealand last year
- Write comments on what you read and include a link to what you read on your own blog
You can write in Japanese or English. When you are ready to add a link to your blog, please ask me to help you. I will show you how to do it. - Post a picture
If you have some extra time, please ask me to show you how to post a picture to your blog.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011
Rugby Safety Video
If we have time, I would like to study the beginning of this video in class.
Welcome aboard this Air New Zealand flight.
Shortly will be winging our way [flying] to your next port of call [destination].
But before we kick off [begin], I'd like to give you a quick safety team talk.
Even if you fly with us often, please keep your eyes on the briefing [explanation].
To warm up, make sure all your baggage is stored away in the overhead compartments.
Or tucked [put] under the seat in front of you.
Whether you're in the front row or the back, all passengers must keep an eye on the lighted signs and follow the crew's instructions.
If the seatbelt sign is switched on, nip [go] back into a seat and fasten your seatbelt.
Not so tight that you'll lose feeling in your legs, but enough to make sure it's snug across your hips.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Radio New Zealand
If you would like to listen to more Kiwi English, I think you should take a look at the Radio New Zealand website.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Good work
Please look at the Lang-8 links on the right side of this blog. Some students are doing very good work.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Kiwi Hopes
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Well, I'm an older man now. I get up earlier so I can get a longer day. I hope for a longer day, I suppose.
When I wake up in the morning I hope, personally, that I can put something back, that I am doing something good that will have a greater benefit for people.
I'm just hoping to make a success of my business, with my family's backing.
My greatest hope is to make this one song, (and then) one song that could change the hearts of millions of people, if not the first time but the second time they hear it.
I just hope people can learn to live in peace. I mean, there just seems to be an awful lot of hatred and wars for really no reason.
My hopes are for a return to values of fairness and equity.
My biggest hope and something that I would love to happen would be that, as a whole, you know, humans all around the world find a way to live more in harmony with each other and with the world that we live in.
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Well, I'm an older man now. I get up earlier so I can get a longer day. I hope for a longer day, I suppose.
When I wake up in the morning I hope, personally, that I can put something back, that I am doing something good that will have a greater benefit for people.
I'm just hoping to make a success of my business, with my family's backing.
My greatest hope is to make this one song, (and then) one song that could change the hearts of millions of people, if not the first time but the second time they hear it.
I just hope people can learn to live in peace. I mean, there just seems to be an awful lot of hatred and wars for really no reason.
My hopes are for a return to values of fairness and equity.
My biggest hope and something that I would love to happen would be that, as a whole, you know, humans all around the world find a way to live more in harmony with each other and with the world that we live in.
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