STORY 16 : Surprise guest special story #3 The nightlife of young people

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Last time, I introduced Clara, who was charming from Germany, but had a reckless challenge to hitchhike on the Noto Peninsula in winter!

It's interesting that our Japanese's common and foreigners' common are completely different!

This time, I would like to introduce you to Emma, an Australian who taught me the nightlife of young people, which can be said to be a difference in standards.

Work holiday in powder snow country Japan

Introducing an inbound story that is not known before introduce Emma.

Emma stayed in winter for about a month. The purpose is to visit Japan for work holidays at ski resorts. It was a story about sightseeing in Tokyo privately before the work holiday start.

Work holiday at the ski resort. A lot people will come just before the opening of the ski area.

Niseko, Hakuba, and Nozawa are famous as ski resorts full of skiers and snowboarders from Australia and New Zealand. And the staff who work to welcome them also come from Australia & New Zealand and other countries.

Speaking of which, there was a girl who came to Work holiday from Taiwan, where it doesn't snow!

Youth x Encounter = ♡♡♡

A few days after Emma started staying, a Dutch male student came to stay for one night on Saturday.

If you ask in detail, it is that my house's room was booked because it was difficult for an international student at the University of Tsukuba to go home for a weekend sightseeing in Tokyo.

Emma, who was in my house at the time of check-in, got along well immediately because English was spoken. They said going to Roppongi and just went out for a drink.

The next morning he checked out. Emma also went out to play, so I started cleaning the room where he stayed.

So surprised!

"Why is a bra falling beside the bed in a man's room !!"

Perhaps they drank in Roppongi last night and returned home at midnight. Since I slept first, the two people who got drunk and got together being ♡♡♡! ?

My house is not a motel!

Various guests have come so far. Of course there were couples, and many pairs of honeymooners stayed at Otsuka's private residence.

There were also signs of enjoying nightlife when I cleaning after  a couple staying. (However, my inn was designed to share 3DK in 3 groups !?)

However, I felt that it would be natural to enjoy the night when traveling as a couple.

However, it is not the case with Emma. Solo tours, not couples. Moreover, even though he was only one night, he collided and literally One night love.

I put a letter on Emma's bed and wrote a letter with the meaning of scolding. Of course with the brassiere I picked up (bitter smile)

"My house is not a motel！"

The next day,I received a letter from Emma.

I don't remember the details, but it's like “I'm sorry. I'm a little lonely and I'm homesick, I'm not going to do it anymore”

I laughed at "Looks like a father and daughter before marriage!" 

She apologized and promised not to do it anymore, so I made up with Emma and enjoyed the party together!

After all, the only thing I got was a Dutch student who fled overnight! Lol

Intercultural communication life continues! !

Airbnb has a mutual review system after checkout, so I wrote, "He's a pick-up guy who started out with our guests!” Lol

However, I heard that foreigners are more open to sex than Japanese people, but I realized that it was true.

And I remember when I was young.

“If you have a good and cute girl who can communicate with you on the road, you'll want to talk to her!”

Next time, I will introduce a birthday party for guests who have had their birthday during their stay.