Dragon7

That's not good news. Hope she gets well soon!

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Its rare for a japanese only shared house but my friends accepted them.
If I had bumped into her, a polite hello and small talk is good. Now if Sayumi was in Vancouver (which highly unlikely) I would take a photo . I wont be in Japan until 2024 sadly.
The site you posted says "page not found." Some schools help international students find home stays and varies on prices by homeowners. Sadly on average rent in Vancouver is over $2000 per month. Chii-chan had help in finding a homestay.
She didnt travel much around Canada, but hope she can see more places in the future.

Chisafan, I have friends who have rented out to Japanese students. They said those students are well polite and doing their best in learning english. Also wished my friends would have rented out to Chii-chan but c'est la vie . It would have been to bump into her but I'm no stalker and will respect her privacy

Majority of international students coming here are mainly from India, Latin America, China, and Korea. However there have been news regarding unlicensed english schools from bad companies so hope those students researched before coming to Canada. Hopefully Chii-chan picked a good legit english school. Of course she wouldn't travel alone without her new friends/classmates as well.

Again Chii-chan's experience here in Vancouver was full on positive, and nothing will take that away from her.

She is smart and very hard working indeed. If she wants to grow and master more english then she can really do it. Chii-chan likes a social life exploring new places.

Overall she came to Vancouver Canada to learn more english & sightseeing. From her trips to Seattle, Banff, Las Vegas, and other places she did enjoy her travelling too.

From her instagram she's back in Japan

https://www.instagra...l=en&img_index=

Some stuff I want to mention. From her previous youtube video when she talked about her graduation from language school, she seemed she wasn't satified fully in mastering english. My home city Vancouver has lots of english schools, but chii-chan chose one that was less than 6 months. There's nothing wrong but maybe if she stayed a little longer then she would learned more. English isn't easy for her but hope she can use it in good use.

Also Chi-chan thinks Vancouver is expensive staying abroad. She's not wrong considering my city has problems with housing, homelessness, high gas and food prices. Maybe also problems with her homestay? The host family/parents had issues with her? Who knows.

Im not trying to rant and be a bit off topic, but hope her Vancouver stay was a positive one.