Broadcaster Sayuri shared an update that she left for Hawaii for her son Zen's summer school.
On the 12th, the channel 'Sayuri Immida' uploaded a video titled "Sayuri family three generations' summer school in Hawaii."
In the video, Sayuri left for Hawaii with her mother and her son Zen. Upon arriving at the accommodation, she introduced the spacious interior and said, "Because we have to live here for more than two weeks, I brought a lot. I brought a lot of sunscreen and moisturizing cream and I hurriedly bought aloe gel. Since we'll have to hand-wash a lot, I bought expensive soap. There was a reason it was expensive. It's so nice. I bought a lot of detergent from Asung Daiso Co.. It's really important. You have to hand-wash swimsuits every day and wash towels and such, right? You must bring them. The sunlight is so strong that I also bought mask packs," revealing that she packed a lot of daily necessities.
She said, "There is a refrigerator. A friend who lives in Hawaii told me to bring lots of sauces. I brought a lot of things like steak sauce," and added, "There is a rice cooker here, so I brought 2kg of rice from Japan. Everything is expensive, so a friend in Hawaii told me to bring as many ingredients and foods from Korea and Japan as possible, so I brought them. There is also natto brought from Korea. And I brought several boxes of gim. They said they have to make lunchboxes every morning. Since rice balls, milk and fruit are enough, I brought things to do that. There is an oven, a microwave and a rice cooker, so if you can cook well you can make everything. Eating at restaurants outside is expensive, right? So I think my friend told me to bring lots of sauces," she said.
After spending the first day resting, the Sayuri family moved the next day for Zen's first day at summer school. Sayuri introduced the lunchbox, saying, "Summer school is finally starting and the lunchbox is kimbap, an apple and blueberries, drinks from Korea and milk." Carrying his bag and heading to school, Sayuri asked Zen, "How are you feeling today, Zen?" and said she was pleased, "He really likes it because he said he would play all day."
She expressed expectations, saying, "There are really many things like summer school in Waikiki. There are mostly Koreans and Japanese. Since we came all the way to Hawaii, there are not many opportunities to use English (the place Zen goes) and there are not many Koreans or Japanese there. So I think he can really learn summer school."
The summer school they arrived at evoked admiration with a nature-friendly environment like the backgrounds in Studio Ghibli animations. Sayuri marveled, "If you play every day at a school like this, your mind and outlook will probably expand." She expressed satisfaction, saying, "It's the first day but I think I'm more nervous than Zen, and seeing this I hope he gets along well with Korean friends, with Japanese friends, and with Americans. It feels like the fairy tale we dream of. It's much more overwhelming to see it in person than through a camera. I like it so much and I'm very satisfied. It's beyond imagination."
After that, Zen also participated in a soccer school, and when Sayuri returned home she recommended, "Today I went to see Zen at school for the first time and it was so nice. When I was five I came to Hawaii on a family trip. I remember everything in detail. Since Zen is also five now, I believe he and his grandmother will never forget coming together for life. I think coming to summer school in Hawaii is truly a happy memory for me. If you have the chance, you should definitely come."
Meanwhile, Sayuri, a broadcaster of Japanese origin, gave birth to her son Zen in 2020 through sperm donation.<
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