The sister of Hannah Kobayashi, the 30-year-old aspiring photographer from Hawaii whose family said was found safe this week in Mexico after being reported missing a month ago, posted a lengthy statement to social media saying she doesn’t want to return home.

Hannah Kobayashi, the Hawaii woman whose disappearance in Los Angeles launched a desperate search by family and friends, has been found safe in Los Angeles about a month after she voluntarily went missing,

Hannah Kobayashi “has been found safe” according to a new statement released by her family, more than a week after police declared the Hawaii woman as a voluntary missing person after video surveillance showed her crossing into Mexico.

Kobayashi—whose father died by suicide amid the weekslong search for her—vanished voluntarily as she sought to “step away from modern connectivity,” said authorities in Los Angeles, who are wrapping up their investigation and considering it a “private matter.

Kobayashi's family released a statement with little details about where the 30-year-old photographer surfaced from Wednesday

On Dec. 11, 30-year-old Hannah Kobayashi's family issued a statement saying she had been "found safe" after a month of news coverage and concern.

Hannah Kobayashi, a 30-year-old woman from Hawaii who vanished after flying into Los Angeles last month, has been found safe, her family said. "We are incredibly relieved and grateful that Hannah has been found safe," her family said in a statement to KABC.