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☆ENGLISH ONLY☆コミュのHave you been to New Zealand yet?

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Hi there,

I'm new in this community.
Good to see you guys!

I am planning to visit to New Zealand from June for looking for teacher's school. Somebody have any experience to be students in there? Whatever you know about the country, please let me know useful any information.

Bye!

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I've heard NZ is offering movie production companies very attractive terms for the location of film shooting such as reasonable expense in lending land, etc. One scene of the Last Samurai is said to have made there.
I've never been there but in future I wish I could visit.
The area around Mt. Taranaki on the North Island of New Zealand
is where they filmed much of the last Samurai. A friend of
mine was an extra on the film, and he said they even built a
shinto shrine there just for the movie.

Of course, they also filmed the Lord of the Rings series down
near Wellington.

I visited New Zealand a few years back, and enjoyed my trip.
The people seem very friendly.

But, unfortunately, I don't have any information about teaching
in New Zealand.
I've just taken a look at information provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affiars of Japan via web-site, which says the wideth is almost 3/4 of Japan's but population is surprisingly only approximately 4 Million. (The number of sheep is much larger than that of human being?) Doesn't this mean the land value might be a free of charge ?

NZ has been one of successfully progressing nation of OECD, and a brother of Down Under. Umenployment rate appears quite stable of 4%. Due to strong NZ$, export industry such as agriculture has a difficult time.

Mr. Kyosen Ohashi has once recommended we Japanese to
move to Canada or Down Under after retirement, because
with a reasonable cost we can enjoy our retirement lives by playing golf, fishing, etc. But I found two problems. One is how many Japanese can affort to get enough money to live in other country. Another is the fact that
due to Japanese hectic characteristics, they will soon be bored with too simple lives.

However, if crime rate is low, food is acceptable for Japanese and private house is avaiable with low price, I think living there is not too bad. When we feel boared,
we can come back to Tokyo a couple of weeks a year.

Ideal life might be found in NZ, though this nation with similar shape with Japan islands maintained low profile. If I can enter into agreements with Steven Spilburg and other film makers who uses NZ as extra, that could be a moonlight.
Hello there,

Thanx for telling about them.
Kin,Peter,you guys are wonderful!

I ran into a man who had lived and educated in
New Zealand just today. He knows about many things
like you. Especially, about school systems!!

Then I also got an airticket to Christchurch.
"Seeing is believing." I gonna explosure in there for getting futher information about school things
with my big eyes! Traveling too.
The things that you told me will work well.

Thanx!!!
New Zealand is it's own unique world within the world. It has animals that don't exist anywhere else on the planet! (weird birds, giant lizards, and all sorts of other cool critters). Going there would be a grand adventure.

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