新谷あやか クライストチャーチ街歩き／ニュージーランド留学後の再訪

Actress and TV personality Ayaka Shinya, familiar from TV commercials and travel programs, guides us on a Christchurch stroll. Ayaka Shinya previously studied abroad in Christchurch on New Zealand's South Island. Returning to Christchurch after a long absence, she finds that its charms remain intact, while new spots have opened and changed everything! Nine years after the earthquake, she introduces the current state of Christchurch as of March 2020, as she walks through the city. The route she walked through the City Centre was New Regent Street → Cathedral Junction → Cathedral Square → Art Centre → Oxford Terrace → Riverside Market. We enjoyed lamb dishes at Riverside Market, Christchurch's new hot spot. Ayaka Shintani is well-known for her role on NHK BS Premium's "Japan's Wandering Train Journey." Her filming was incredibly natural and fun! It was also fun to see local New Zealanders passing by along the way waving back at us and even striking model poses! lol I hope you enjoy the video as if you were walking around New Zealand with a friend. Ayaka Shintani also appears on our sister channel, "Liam Channel," so be sure to check that out too! ^^    • タレント新谷あやかとニュージーランド最大の公園で遊ぶ   ★Check out more about Ayaka Shintani! Instagram:   / shinya.ayaka   Twitter:   / a_shinya1101   Blog: https://ameblo.jp/shinya-ayaka/ About this channel This is the YouTube channel of Naoko Hiruma, a radio personality and producer living in Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand. It's been 13 years since I moved to New Zealand, and eight years since I founded Quality New Zealand, a study abroad company, after obtaining permanent residency. Drawing on my experience as a writer and reporter, I'm excited to start making videos! While advising students on study abroad every day, I've interacted with many working holiday makers and international students. The situation regarding studying abroad, working holiday makers, and immigration in New Zealand is constantly changing. I hope to share the latest information on New Zealand's elementary, middle, and high schools, vocational schools, universities, language schools, and working holiday programs from an unbiased perspective. I want to create content that allows you to hear lots of natural New Zealand English and encourages listening practice just by watching. Please subscribe to my channel! I moved to New Zealand with my Japanese husband, and my 3-year-old son, Liam, was born and raised there. For more information on bilingual parenting, New Zealand from a child's perspective, and natural English conversation, please see the links below. Liam Channel:    / @liamnz   Twitter:   / naokonz   Facebook:   / jdunz