1. 藤原ヒロの なんなんやろ
  2. Ep243 しーさん、福井県民になる
2025-10-13 45:33

Ep243 しーさん、福井県民になる

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高松からの引越しでしばらくお休みしていたしーさんが、やっと落ち着いたということで復帰の回です🥳

子育てしつつの引越しエピソード、聞いてるだけでめちゃ大変なのですが、びっくりするほど元気な様子なので一安心です。

というわけでこれからしばらく、福井のおすすめ情報大募集です!

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In this episode, the hosts address the challenges and experiences of relocating to a new home in Fukui during the summer heat, including managing air conditioning, increasing the number of windows, and making household adjustments. They also explore settling into their new surroundings, noting the unique smells and experiences that accompany their adaptation to a new environment. Additionally, the speaker shares their experiences in Fukui, highlighting interactions with local support centers, visits to parks, and the joys of parenting. The hosts emphasize the advantages of living in Fukui for families, particularly in terms of childcare support and community interaction, drawing comparisons to Takamatsu. They reflect on their culinary experiences in the region, including famous delicacies like seafood, Echizen soba, and hot springs, while recalling personal moments and family interactions. The hosts touch on their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, smartphone usage, and the challenges they face in selling music records, pointing out the preference for Western music over Japanese music. They also discuss the buying and selling of records through Mercari and Eco Store Record, while promoting their newly released manga titles, including "Nekoni Wagamama."

引越しの経験
スピーカー 1
らららららららららららー
スピーカー 2
藤原ヒロのなにやろ。
スピーカー 1
That's it! That's it for this time!
スピーカー 2
May I?
Go ahead!
Is it okay if no one is interested?
スピーカー 3
It's okay. We are interested.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
It was so hot when we moved.
スピーカー 1
Ah, well, I guess so.
Temporarily.
スピーカー 2
Isn't it crazy to move in the summer?
It was like that.
スピーカー 1
You said you wanted to use the air conditioner, right?
スピーカー 2
Yes, the air conditioner.
I haven't used it for three days since I moved in.
There was only one air conditioner.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
It was a one-story air conditioner.
I felt like I was going to live there forever.
When I moved in,
I asked for all the cardboard boxes.
Yes, yes, yes.
I asked for it in a plan.
Yes, yes.
About seven people,
men and young people,
they were sweating so much
that they carried the luggage
and took it out for me.
It was really hot.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
Of course,
the air conditioner was running hard,
but it was meaningless.
It was all open.
It was coming in from the window.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 2
It was almost outside.
Yes.
It was very crowded.
スピーカー 3
Which is hotter,
the front or the back?
The back.
スピーカー 1
Ah, especially.
スピーカー 2
When I moved in,
I removed the air conditioner in the morning
and moved in in the afternoon.
It was pretty hot.
Yes, yes, yes.
In Takamatsu,
there was a sea breeze.
スピーカー 1
Ah, I see.
スピーカー 2
In Fukui,
it was closer to Kyoto.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
There were insects and bugs.
I see.
Yes.
スピーカー 2
It was sunny in the south.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
I parked the truck in the south
and moved in from the window.
Yes, yes.
Everyone was sweating a lot.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
I wanted them to take out the tableware,
but I was sweating a little.
It was like that.
But you can't be so selfish.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
Everyone was doing their best in the heat.
スピーカー 3
Basically, this August,
well, it was like that since July,
but it was really hot.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
But in this heat,
I felt a little sorry,
so I went to buy coke.
Ah, yes, yes.
I should have taken the car,
but I don't know why,
but I just walked.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
It was farther than I thought at the convenience store.
And my son,
my son, who was only a year old,
had moved to a new house.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
But there were a lot of people,
and if I didn't hold him,
he would cry.
Yes, yes, yes.
So I always held my son,
and helped Nihodoki.
Yes, yes, yes.
And I thought,
I can't do this,
I have to go buy something to drink.
So I just went outside.
In the scorching heat,
I bought 8 cans of coke.
Yes, yes, yes.
And I bought some snacks.
The way back was the hottest this summer.
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 1
All I can remember is the heat.
スピーカー 2
It was hot.
It was really hot.
And with that,
I finished moving.
カーテンと収納の問題
スピーカー 2
Yes, yes, yes.
This time,
I moved from an apartment to a house.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
There were a lot of things that were missing.
スピーカー 1
Ah.
スピーカー 2
There was a lack of storage.
Yes, yes, yes.
And the windows,
Yes, yes, yes.
they increased by about four times.
スピーカー 1
Four times?
Four times?
スピーカー 2
Four times, huh?
スピーカー 3
Because there are more windows.
スピーカー 1
That's true, that's true.
スピーカー 2
Yes.
And for the lighting,
there are a lot more small windows
that I've never seen before.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
And I had to put curtains on them.
スピーカー 1
Ah, that's true.
スピーカー 2
But the curtains I used in the previous house
were also the curtains I bought
according to the previous house,
so in the end,
I only used them for a year and a half.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
And that was also a waste,
so while making good use of it,
How?
I cut them.
Ah.
スピーカー 1
You say it's not enough,
スピーカー 2
but that's a long story.
Indeed.
There are still some parts that are not enough.
I can see half of the window,
but there are also parts where I'm spending
like saying,
I'm done.
For now,
the curtains are not enough yet.
Yes, yes, yes.
I painted the curtains,
スピーカー 1
the curtains in the front,
スピーカー 2
and covered them.
I did it myself?
Until I could do that,
I was living with
a piece of cloth,
I used to live with a curtain
But I felt like it was such a waste to buy a curtain
スピーカー 1
Well, it's expensive
スピーカー 2
If you cut it a little bit, you can get it
I had a lot of lace curtains in my neighborhood
So I cut it a little bit
and made it into a curtain
I did a lot of things like that
And when I moved
Was it the second day after moving?
スピーカー 1
I moved out
スピーカー 2
Oh, at that timing
My husband was only on vacation at that time
スピーカー 1
I see
スピーカー 2
It was hard to move in
The house smelled a little
スピーカー 1
Oh, I see
What was that smell?
スピーカー 2
What was that smell?
Everyone was saying,
it smells like something
since the day I moved
新しい環境への適応
スピーカー 2
So I had a new air conditioner cleaned
because it smelled
The air conditioner was clean
but it didn't smell like an air conditioner
スピーカー 1
I see, you didn't buy it
スピーカー 2
I don't know why, but it smelled
I still think about it sometimes
スピーカー 1
Did I get used to it?
I don't know
I don't know if it's a relationship
スピーカー 2
Maybe
Well, I'm getting used to it
Good or bad
スピーカー 1
But when you welcome people home
I'm a little worried
スピーカー 2
It smells
It smells
It's not our fault
スピーカー 3
I still don't know where it came from
スピーカー 2
I see
Maybe it's the bath
スピーカー 1
The water
スピーカー 2
But the water
I also bought a water purifier
When replacing the water purifier
I have to replace the original faucet
with a separate water purifier
スピーカー 1
I see
スピーカー 2
It was too old and rusty
I see
I was told it wouldn't work
But I got permission from a real estate agency
and replaced the water purifier
I see
Then I feel like it's a little better
スピーカー 1
I see
スピーカー 2
What?
I think that's it
スピーカー 3
How about iron smell?
It's not like that
スピーカー 2
It's not iron smell
For example
Wild grass
スピーカー 1
Wild grass?
スピーカー 2
The smell of wild grass
The smell of wild grass
It smells like a mountain
スピーカー 1
It's really close to a mountain
I see
スピーカー 3
Does it smell green?
スピーカー 2
It doesn't smell like a dead body
スピーカー 1
I've never smelled a dead body
スピーカー 2
It's not a rotten smell
スピーカー 1
It's not a rotten smell
スピーカー 2
It smells like a mountain house
スピーカー 1
It smells like a mountain house
I see
My house is at the foot of a mountain
How did the house smell like?
Did you smell it when you came here?
I don't know which kind of grass it was
But it smelled like a mountain
スピーカー 3
It smelled like green
It smelled like a green grass
スピーカー 2
It smelled like a green grass
I wonder what it was
Do you know what a cote d'oeuvre is?
スピーカー 1
Cote d'oeuvre
I don't know what it smells like
スピーカー 2
It smells like perfume.
スピーカー 3
Like chlorine?
スピーカー 2
No, not chlorine.
スピーカー 1
Does it smell like it's fermenting?
スピーカー 2
Yeah, it smells like it's fermenting.
スピーカー 1
It smells like something is fermenting.
I don't know.
As long as we know what it is.
We'll figure it out.
It doesn't smell like mucus?
スピーカー 2
It doesn't smell like mucus.
スピーカー 3
I don't think it's basically dehydrated.
スピーカー 2
I don't think it's basically dehydrated.
For a while, it was empty.
The garden is old.
It's a pet friendly house.
I guess the owner's pet lived there.
I guess the owner's pet lived there.
I wonder if this is related.
I live here for about two months now.
I think it's getting better.
I think it's getting better.
I think it's getting better.
I think it's been altered.
I think it's been altered.
I wonder if that's what's being overwritten.
スピーカー 1
Well, it's true.
There are a lot of things.
スピーカー 3
The flow of water is a little bad.
スピーカー 2
Around the water.
That's right, that's right.
スピーカー 1
If it's something that comes from the pipe,
there may be something like that as you live.
スピーカー 2
That may be so.
Yes, yes.
So, well, the biggest challenge was
Tama-chan's new kindergarten.
Yes, yes.
I went to see it every day from the next day I moved in.
I think I saw about five or six.
スピーカー 1
There are quite a few.
スピーカー 2
There are quite a few.
I see.
If you go by car.
That's right, that's right.
And Tama-chan said,
this is good.
スピーカー 1
Wow, that's great.
スピーカー 2
Yes.
So here it is.
Actually, I can see it from the house.
There is a circle about two minutes away.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
There is nothing to say in terms of location.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 2
Because I can see it.
When I went there, the atmosphere was better than I expected.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
Well, that's enough.
If there was only this place, I would have been happy to put it in.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
But there was a circle where Tama-chan said this was good.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
It's best to respect your own will.
Actually, it was a very good circle.
When I asked if I could enter it,
I was told that I could enter it from October.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
I asked in August.
There are people who just transfer,
so if it's October, I can enter it.
I see.
It's a very popular circle.
It's a very popular circle.
I see.
I knew that I was lucky to be able to enter it.
At that time, I was worried for a moment.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
If it was a close circle, I felt like I could enter it anytime.
Tama-chan said so.
Then I asked in October.
From there, I had a long summer vacation.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
A little over a month.
A total of a month.
After all, for a little over a month,
the three of us, my son and Tama-chan,
developed Fukui.
スピーカー 1
But if you look back later,
it's a very special time, isn't it?
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I was a little worried at first.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
Fukuiでの新生活
スピーカー 2
But when I started,
I got used to that life right away.
It's really fun when you get used to it.
Where should I go today?
Where should I go tomorrow?
I don't decide on my own,
but I consult with Tama-chan and decide.
I went to most of the support centers.
I went to the child support center.
Even if I go to the child support center,
it's more fun than going with my son and Tama-chan.
スピーカー 1
There is a conversation.
スピーカー 2
Yes, yes, yes.
That's right.
No matter where I go,
スピーカー 1
my daughter is the oldest.
スピーカー 2
I see, I see.
Most of the children in Fukui are working-class,
so if a child of this age is with his mother on a weekday afternoon,
it's like, why?
Yes, yes, yes.
At first, I was a little worried.
I thought it was a little pitiful.
But I got used to that kind of center right away.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
I can go here easily.
I play in such a place in the morning,
eat lunch together,
go home, let So-chan sleep,
スピーカー 1
and watch movies together at home.
スピーカー 2
I really enjoyed that kind of life.
スピーカー 1
No, it's really good.
Isn't it a life that everyone envies?
On the contrary.
スピーカー 3
If you just moved in,
you got used to it together.
スピーカー 2
Yes, yes, yes.
I feel like I got used to it together.
スピーカー 1
I think it will probably remain in my memory.
スピーカー 2
My?
スピーカー 1
Everyone.
Well, I don't know about So-chan.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
That's right.
And because the summer break was so long,
I wanted to go to kindergarten.
Ah, she woke up.
スピーカー 1
Ah, she woke up.
Why did you like the park, Tama-chan?
スピーカー 2
Well, first of all, the library is very beautiful.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
There are a lot of books.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
The park is like a forest.
There is a pond in the park.
There is a biotope.
There is a rice field.
スピーカー 1
There is a tree house.
It's really exciting.
スピーカー 2
The atmosphere and facilities.
I was wondering why there was such a place.
It was a very nice atmosphere.
Wow, that's amazing.
Well, it's fun.
There is an atelier in the middle of the park.
You can draw while playing outside.
You can draw a big picture with a lot of paint.
There is a space where you can draw a picture on a stone or a branch that you picked up at the park.
For the time being, it's amazing.
Well, this is fun.
You can do anything that a child wants to do.
Wow.
It's amazing.
What's interesting is that it's a park where children can do what they want to do.
There is no time for childcare.
There is no time for everyone to do something.
Ah, yes, yes.
You can do what you like in your favorite place.
Wow.
スピーカー 3
That's not true.
スピーカー 2
I don't want to interrupt the play for lunch, so I eat when I like.
Wow.
スピーカー 1
That's amazing.
スピーカー 2
That's not true.
スピーカー 1
That's not true.
But...
スピーカー 3
Are you a college student?
スピーカー 1
I'm fine.
I'm like a college student.
スピーカー 2
There is a cafeteria.
I go there.
If I move my magnet, I can eat.
Of course, the teacher will check if I'm eating properly.
Yes, yes, yes.
There is a time limit.
It's like, you can finish eating at this time.
Yes.
That's...
People like me who were born in the Showa era have too much freedom.
スピーカー 1
I'm confused.
スピーカー 2
Yes, that's right.
スピーカー 1
Su-chan, please don't touch the keyboard.
スピーカー 2
But for three-year-olds, it's not scary.
For adults, freedom is scary.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes.
Yes, yes.
I see.
That's true.
That's right.
That's not the only experience.
There are other experiences.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I think it's okay to have one such experience.
スピーカー 1
Above all, if the person wants to go, that's the best.
That's true.
But it's rare to have that much experience.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
スピーカー 1
But I don't remember.
The first one.
スピーカー 3
I may remember now.
スピーカー 2
I'm moving to a neighboring elementary school.
I heard that there are a lot of wild boars in that elementary school.
スピーカー 1
What do you mean?
スピーカー 2
Have you ever heard that?
スピーカー 1
That's amazing.
スピーカー 2
At first, my mother, who I met here, told me that there were several elementary school teachers.
When I heard the reputation, I thought it was a wild boar.
スピーカー 1
When I was explaining the school, I heard for the first time that there were a lot of wild boars.
スピーカー 2
She said it wasn't a human being.
When I entered elementary school, I was wondering how many years it would take to become a human being.
It's like one child for each.
It's a place with rich nature.
I thought it was okay.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 3
Where do you want to go from this school?
スピーカー 2
My school is a little different from that school.
So it's not always possible to go to the same school.
I feel like I'm going to be alone again.
That's right.
That's how I started going to school in October.
It seems to be a lot of fun.
スピーカー 1
By the way, was that a bus?
Now it's a car, about 15 minutes away.
スピーカー 2
I'm on my way now.
If you want a bus, there is one.
I'm going to take the bus to school.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 2
My son is also applying for the same school next April.
I think it would be nice if the two of them could go home together.
スピーカー 1
I see.
So you're going to feel that freedom from the beginning.
That's right.
スピーカー 2
Is it okay?
スピーカー 1
I'm more worried about going to elementary school after that.
If you can live in an environment where there is no gap, I feel very happy.
スピーカー 2
I think it depends on the person, but I haven't had that much fun in elementary school.
スピーカー 1
By yourself?
Yes, by myself.
スピーカー 2
I'm sure there are some people who don't like it.
I hope I can have a good time even if it's just between kindergartens.
Kindergartens and kindergartens are not compulsory education.
I don't want to go there.
I think it's better to have as much fun as possible.
スピーカー 1
That's true.
That's amazing.
スピーカー 2
I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of relationship it will be.
Tama is a pretty solid person, so I don't think I'll be that free.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
On the contrary, I'm worried about So-chan.
I wonder how So-chan will grow up.
スピーカー 2
The three of us have been together for the past two and a half months, and I feel like an older sister.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 2
I can't speak well, but I feel like I love my sister.
I'm like, are you okay?
スピーカー 1
What do you mean?
Do you feel like a sister?
スピーカー 2
I'm worried that I won't be reliable.
My sister is very strong.
Yes, yes, yes.
スピーカー 1
I don't think our relationship will ever change.
スピーカー 3
I think it's good.
スピーカー 2
I think it's good.
I'm starting to feel like I have a strong older sister.
スピーカー 1
As a younger brother.
スピーカー 2
I feel like I have a younger brother's face.
スピーカー 1
But I don't think we're that close.
スピーカー 3
It's like a brother who has an older sister.
I don't know what it's like.
スピーカー 1
So it's kind of like a sweet talker.
スピーカー 2
I think that's what it's like.
スピーカー 1
You're like a man who understands women's hearts.
スピーカー 2
I feel like there's a woman who's overwhelmingly strong around me.
スピーカー 1
I feel like I'm going to be a man who's a little shy.
スピーカー 2
That's fine.
スピーカー 1
Yes, yes.
I can only see So-chan's head.
スピーカー 2
I can see it.
I can see it.
I can't see the two of you anymore.
スピーカー 1
Oh, really?
スピーカー 2
It's gone.
スピーカー 1
I've been looking at So-chan's face all the time.
スピーカー 2
I've been looking at her forehead all the time.
福井での子育て
スピーカー 2
Fukui is a great place to live.
スピーカー 1
How is it? Please tell me about Fukui.
スピーカー 2
Fukui is aiming to be a prefecture where children can grow up.
It's really good for raising children.
So I moved to a prefecture where I don't have to worry about raising children.
スピーカー 1
Is there any difference compared to Takamatsu?
スピーカー 2
Takamatsu is good, too.
Takamatsu has a lot of subsidies.
スピーカー 1
Oh, I see.
スピーカー 2
For example, if you want to take care of your second child for a while, you have to pay for it.
It's free.
Of course, there's a limit, but it's free up to 70 hours a month.
That's not a lot of time to spend.
If you're raising your second child at home, you'll get 10,000 yen a month.
スピーカー 1
I didn't know that.
スピーカー 2
Of course, the child care fee for the second child is free, and the child care fee for the first child is free.
The babysitter who comes to the house can come for 500 yen per hour.
スピーカー 1
How much is that?
スピーカー 2
If you're a babysitter, it's about 2,000 yen per hour.
When I was in Takamatsu the other day, I used a service called Famisapo.
It's a similar service, but it was 700 yen per hour at Famisapo.
スピーカー 1
It's cheaper than that.
スピーカー 2
There are a lot of support centers.
The support center is open on Sundays.
I'm very grateful for that.
I don't have a husband, so when I have to play with three kids and my sister, I can't play outside.
I'm very grateful for that.
スピーカー 1
That's true.
It's a place full of friends.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 1
It's a hot place.
Do you have a budget?
スピーカー 2
Everyone is working.
There are only a few kindergartens where mothers can see their children until 2 p.m.
People ask me, when will you be back?
It's normal for everyone to work.
My parents live very close to me.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 2
There are a lot of people who live together, and there are a lot of people who live close to me.
Are they from your hometown?
Most of them are from my hometown.
My relatives and my husband's family are very close.
スピーカー 1
I see.
The number of people who move to Fukui is still small, isn't it?
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I met a few people who moved to Fukui through the support center.
スピーカー 1
There are few people like that.
I thought there were a lot of people who moved to Takamatsu.
スピーカー 2
There are a lot of people who moved to Takamatsu.
Compared to that, the number of people who moved to Fukui is small.
スピーカー 1
People in my hometown ask me, why did you move to Fukui?
スピーカー 2
Is this your hometown?
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 3
Takamatsu is a big city.
スピーカー 2
Even if I say I'm from Takamatsu, people ask me, where is Takamatsu?
スピーカー 1
It's a little far away.
スピーカー 2
Shikoku is quite far from here.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
It's the same as saying that I don't know much about Tohoku.
スピーカー 2
It's like Tohoku for us.
スピーカー 1
That's right. In terms of distance.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 1
I see.
美味しい福井の食文化
スピーカー 1
Do you have any recommended delicious food in Fukui so far?
スピーカー 2
Seafood is delicious.
That's fast.
I thought it was delicious, but it's still delicious.
スピーカー 1
Takamatsu was delicious, but there are also Japanese-style sushi and grilled mackerel sushi.
スピーカー 2
Shrimp is delicious.
スピーカー 1
Shrimp and squid.
スピーカー 2
Kokuri's shrimp is really delicious.
スピーカー 1
That's right. I didn't have much impression of shrimp.
It was an image of Pacific Ocean.
Shrimp is delicious, too.
By the way, white shrimp is famous.
スピーカー 2
That's right. White shrimp is famous in Toyama.
Red shrimp and gas shrimp are often used as sushi ingredients.
It's delicious.
In Fukui, farmed salmon is famous.
スピーカー 1
Is that so?
スピーカー 2
I often see farmed salmon.
スピーカー 1
Is it cheap?
スピーカー 2
Yes, it is.
Echizen soba is famous.
Have you ever eaten it?
スピーカー 1
I've never been there, so I don't think I've ever eaten it.
スピーカー 2
It's a soba that you eat with spicy grated radish.
スピーカー 1
I don't know at all.
スピーカー 2
The grated radish is very spicy.
スピーカー 1
Is that so?
スピーカー 2
I wonder what's delicious about it.
I think it's the spiciness that suppresses the umami of soba.
スピーカー 1
Soba is a principle.
スピーカー 2
I don't know why people eat soba.
But I'm getting used to it.
It's very spicy.
I don't like spicy grated radish.
It's very spicy.
After eating it, my stomach feels refreshed.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 2
I don't know the effect of spicy grated radish, but my stomach feels refreshed.
I feel like I can eat it again.
It's like you feel the effect after eating.
スピーカー 1
It's a taste that you get used to.
スピーカー 2
Also, sauce katsudon is famous.
I haven't eaten it yet.
スピーカー 1
I don't know.
スピーカー 2
It's about time you came.
Have you calmed down?
It's about time you came.
スピーカー 1
I've calmed down a lot.
I've calmed down a lot.
スピーカー 2
You looked very busy.
スピーカー 1
Let's go.
Mid-October?
スピーカー 2
No way.
スピーカー 1
It's a footwork.
スピーカー 2
When was the deadline?
It's November.
Oh, I see.
スピーカー 1
Mid-October or after December?
スピーカー 2
I don't think it's going to snow in December.
It's okay in December.
スピーカー 3
If there is a hot spring nearby.
温泉と観光の魅力
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 2
I went to Awara hot spring.
Already?
スピーカー 1
Already.
スピーカー 2
Awara hot spring is...
スピーカー 1
What's wrong?
スピーカー 2
Do you want tea?
スピーカー 1
What's wrong?
スピーカー 2
She's looking at my face.
スピーカー 1
What's wrong?
スピーカー 2
It's a hot spring that takes about 40 minutes from the city center.
It was really good.
What kind of hot water is it?
スピーカー 1
It's not that special.
It's like a refreshing hot spring.
スピーカー 2
It's good.
スピーカー 3
Is there a public transportation?
スピーカー 2
Yes, there is.
You can go to Awara hot spring by Shinkansen.
I think it's easy to go.
We don't have a car.
It's convenient to go by Shinkansen.
And I can drive.
スピーカー 3
You can go together.
スピーカー 1
I think it's good to go together.
Which do you recommend, October or December?
スピーカー 2
Crab season is in November.
Crab is a specialty.
I think December is a good time to eat crab.
スピーカー 1
Let's make a plan for December.
スピーカー 3
I think I'll eat a lot of crab.
It's coming out a lot.
スピーカー 1
If it's a course, it's like that.
I'm afraid of eating a lot of crab.
スピーカー 2
Don't be so scared.
スピーカー 1
It's coming out a lot.
Is there a good hotel in Awara hot spring area?
スピーカー 2
I don't know.
Have you been to Tomari?
I went to Tomari.
It was good.
There are many good hotels.
I'll look it up.
スピーカー 3
I wonder if the crab season is coming.
スピーカー 1
I think it's already started.
スピーカー 2
I went to Tojimbo.
スピーカー 1
It's close.
スピーカー 2
It was fun.
I want to go with you.
スピーカー 1
It's good.
Is there a tourist street?
スピーカー 2
There is a tourist street.
You can eat seafood and snacks.
There is a cruise ship.
You can get on the cruise ship and look at the sea.
スピーカー 1
Sutan is crying.
What kind of sweets do you like?
スピーカー 2
What's wrong?
What do you want to do?
What do you want to do?
I want to do it.
When my sister takes a picture of me or bullies me, I try to do it again.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 2
It's funny to do it again with a serious face and a angry face.
I'm glad I can get angry with her.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 2
I'm glad I can get angry with her.
スピーカー 1
How old are you now?
スピーカー 2
I'm 1 year and 3 months old.
I can't speak and I can't walk.
スピーカー 1
You're at your own pace.
I'm glad to hear that.
It's amazing that you're still adapting to the environment without getting sick.
スピーカー 2
You look very healthy.
スピーカー 3
I'm glad to hear that.
スピーカー 1
You look very healthy.
It's amazing, isn't it?
COVID-19の症状と経験
スピーカー 1
You usually get sick once in a while, don't you?
スピーカー 3
I got sick because of COVID-19.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 2
I heard that COVID-19 is very popular in Kyoto.
How many times did you get sick?
スピーカー 1
This is the first time.
I had my doubts.
I had my doubts.
But it was the first time I got sick.
スピーカー 2
How was your symptoms?
スピーカー 3
Not so bad.
スピーカー 1
I thought it was a normal cold.
But when I checked, it was COVID-19.
スピーカー 3
I see.
スピーカー 1
But it wasn't as bad as influenza.
スピーカー 2
I see.
I see.
スピーカー 1
It depends on the person.
The popular vaccine this year said that it would hurt as much as if you swallowed a razor blade.
スピーカー 3
I don't think so.
スピーカー 1
I don't think so.
スピーカー 2
I think it's the same type.
Did you have any symptoms of COVID-19 before?
スピーカー 1
I don't know.
スピーカー 2
It was a long time ago.
スピーカー 1
I don't know.
I didn't have a fever, so I didn't do anything.
Obviously, there was a moment when something came to my throat.
I think I had a COVID-19 on my hat.
It was a difficult time.
Yes.
It was a time when I couldn't get sick.
But it was normal.
スピーカー 3
By the way, I had a cough for a long time.
I couldn't stop coughing for a week or two.
スピーカー 2
So it wasn't like pneumonia.
スピーカー 3
I couldn't stop coughing for a while after I got better.
スピーカー 1
But it was good.
It was fine.
There were more times when I could eat normally.
I think it's amazing that you didn't get anything and you're fine.
スピーカー 2
It's all thanks to COVID-19.
スピーカー 1
It's easier for me to get it than my mom.
If I had a weak immune system, I could get infected right away.
You were fine, weren't you?
I'm glad.
スマートフォンの状況
スピーカー 1
What's the status of your smartphone?
スピーカー 2
My smartphone hasn't changed.
スピーカー 1
I deleted all the apps that I didn't use.
I see.
But you can still use the app.
It's a photo or a video.
スピーカー 2
I bought a hard drive called ONMIDEBAKO.
Oh, I see.
I haven't used it yet.
You haven't used it yet.
I have to use it as soon as possible.
But I can see the message.
スピーカー 3
It's a live stream.
スピーカー 2
I can see that.
スピーカー 1
I didn't expect you to send me a meal.
スピーカー 2
You've been coming here a lot lately.
スピーカー 1
There are so many times when I don't have a cell phone nearby.
スピーカー 2
I've been looking for my cell phone all day.
That's why I couldn't send you a meal.
スピーカー 1
What's going on?
Don't you go somewhere with your cell phone?
But it wasn't like that before, was it?
スピーカー 2
I think I had more time before.
I think I'll have more time when I go to kindergarten.
スピーカー 1
Oh, I see.
I was with my kids.
You've been with them all the time.
You've been crying a lot today.
It's almost over.
I think it's enough.
スピーカー 2
You've been talking about me all the time.
No, that's what we're doing today.
I wanted to talk more, but I'll do it again next week.
スピーカー 1
Let's do it little by little next week.
It's a new story.
Thank you very much.
Bye-bye, So-chan.
スピーカー 2
Bye-bye, So-chan.
スピーカー 1
This is a behind-the-scenes story.
I received a message from the letter form.
I'd like to introduce it to you.
Go ahead.
音楽レコードの販売
スピーカー 1
I'd like to ask you about your hat.
Can you sell records now?
I got a record when I was in my car at home.
That's what I mean.
I'd like to ask you about your hat.
スピーカー 3
I'd like to ask you about your hat.
スピーカー 1
I can't help but call it a thing.
スピーカー 3
There are some that sell well and some that don't.
スピーカー 1
If you're using Mercari, why don't you look it up?
スピーカー 3
For example, what kind of thing would sell well?
Well...
What kind of thing would sell well?
It's not expensive, but...
Beatles would sell for about 1,000 yen.
スピーカー 1
1,000 or 2,000 yen.
スピーカー 3
Also, Michael Jackson would sell well.
スピーカー 1
Does that mean Western music is easier to sell?
スピーカー 3
I think Western music is easier to sell.
I think it's easy.
You can sell Japanese music, but you can't sell a lot of major music.
スピーカー 1
It used to be major music.
スピーカー 3
It used to be major music.
I don't think there's a lot of major music that was popular at the time.
For example, Inoue Yosui, Yoshida Takuro, Alice, etc.
I don't think it's expensive at all.
スピーカー 1
It's because it's overflowing.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
スピーカー 1
Classic music is also...
スピーカー 3
Classic music depends on a lot of things.
スピーカー 1
Oh, I see.
What is that?
Does it depend on the conductor or the orchestra?
スピーカー 3
Basically, the rare ones are expensive.
And the ones with a good recording state.
The ones that cost money to produce are often expensive.
スピーカー 1
I see.
Do you understand that?
スピーカー 3
Basically...
スピーカー 1
If you look it up on Mercari, you'll know.
When you look it up on Mercari,
the title of the record and the artist.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
The title, the musician, etc.
And if you don't say the record properly, the CD will come out.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
Basically, it's the same era.
スピーカー 3
I think there are many of them.
There are also categories for records.
レコードの売買プロセス
スピーカー 3
If you look it up on Mercari, you can see if it sells.
There are some records that don't sell at all even if they cost a lot.
If you look at the ones that are sold out, it's easy to understand.
スピーカー 1
Also, even if it's the same thing,
the price may be different depending on whether it's the first half or not.
スピーカー 3
That's true.
But basically, it's better than the ones that sell.
The ones that don't cost that much
don't change that much in the first half or second half.
スピーカー 1
I see.
Then, for the time being,
if you look it up on Mercari,
and it seems to cost a lot,
it's better to look it up properly.
スピーカー 3
You can just sell it.
If there are a lot of them,
and it's a hassle,
I often use
a place called Eco Store Record
to collect them.
スピーカー 1
Oh, a buyer?
スピーカー 3
Yes, a buyer.
It's a record store called Face Record
that collects records.
They check it out and tell you the price.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 3
If it's cardboard,
one or two boxes,
I sometimes send 8 boxes at once.
That's a lot.
If there's a buyer,
I leave it to them.
If you register online
and ask for a shipment,
they'll send you a cardboard box.
If you fill it up and click on the shipment button,
they'll come to pick it up.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 3
It's really easy.
You don't have to talk on the phone.
It's convenient.
In the first half,
there might be a confirmation.
I see.
It's like sending a copy together.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 3
If you have a lot,
it's the easiest.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 3
If you don't have a lot,
you can sell it on Mercari.
スピーカー 1
It's a one-off deal,
so you're probably thinking about disposal.
スピーカー 3
I guess so.
スピーカー 1
That's what it's like.
漫画の宣伝
スピーカー 3
There are a lot of places
that don't take care of it,
スピーカー 1
like Book Off.
Do you feel like they don't take care of it that much?
スピーカー 2
I don't know.
スピーカー 3
I think it depends on the store.
Depending on the store,
I don't think they take care of it.
スピーカー 1
I see.
I see.
If it was helpful,
I'd be happy.
スピーカー 3
The cost is record.
スピーカー 1
Yes.
By all means.
I recommend it.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
スピーカー 1
Yes.
Thank you very much.
スピーカー 3
Yes.
スピーカー 1
Yes.
So,
this is the end of the story.
スピーカー 3
Really?
スピーカー 1
Is that all?
Is there anything else?
スピーカー 3
No, nothing.
スピーカー 1
I think it's time for me
to advertise my manga.
スピーカー 3
But haven't you done it in the main story somewhere?
スピーカー 1
This time, it's just a story about Mr. C's moving,
so I haven't done much in the main story.
スピーカー 3
The first volume of Nekoni Wagamama is on sale.
スピーカー 1
It's on sale.
スピーカー 3
Yes.
スピーカー 1
It's on sale on September 3rd and 6th.
Yes.
The first volume of Nekoni Wagamama
and the second volume of Fujiwara Hiromu
are on sale only in e-book.
Yes.
The main story of Lala November
and Lala Deluxe November
are also on sale.
There are also manga
by Nekoni Wagamama and Mr. Amedo.
Yes.
スピーカー 3
If you buy both,
you can get something.
スピーカー 1
What do you mean?
スピーカー 3
If you send it.
Is that for everyone?
スピーカー 1
It should be for all applicants.
スピーカー 3
For everyone.
Yes.
For more information,
please read the magazine.
スピーカー 1
Lala Deluxe November
contains the detailed content of the project,
so please check it out.
Yes.
Yes.
So,
messages to Hirona are always welcome.
Please refer to the message form,
comments on the list,
or the message column
in the description of the video.
For more information,
please refer to the description column.
Have a great weekend.
Thank you for listening.
スピーカー 3
Thank you.
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