【日当４５００円】冬の北海道での”リアルな日雇い×車暮らし”の１日

This video is set in Hokkaido in winter! We filmed a real day in the life of a couple living in their car, earning ¥4,500 a day. They used the day-labor app, Day Work, to work on a farm. This time, they helped a tomato farmer clean up their greenhouse. ・How to dismantle a greenhouse to survive Hokkaido's midwinter ・The benefits of using the Day Work app ・Actually eating persimmons from the persimmon farm they helped out with in the summer Recommended for: 🚙 • Want to know the reality of car camping • Interested in day labor/day jobs • Want to know if it's possible to live on a low income • Enjoy minimalist and frugal living • Want to see the real life of a couple Actual work apps they use 🧑‍🌾 ・Day Work ・Mercari Hello ・Timee ・Sharefull ・Kai Tech ＼All over Japan／Work Videos🇯🇵 Working at a Persimmon Farm (Fukuoka Prefecture)    • 柿農家出稼ぎ in 福岡｜タウンエースバンでの夫婦旅   Working at a Hot Springs Inn (Hokkaido)    • 【北海道／ニセコ】温泉旅館「月美の宿紅葉音」で働く住み込み生活の２ヶ月間。   Working at a Sweet Potato Farm (Ibaraki Prefecture)    • 【茨城県】車中泊をしながらさつまいも農家で働く夫婦の１日。   #CarCamping #TownAce #CarLife We'd love it if you supported us with likes and subscribes! ------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Working as a day laborer, sleeping at roadside stations 01:32 "Day Work," an app specializing in agriculture and dairy farming 02:14 The benefits of day work 03:16 Helping out on the farm 04:50 Cleaning up greenhouses 06:24 Lunch at Seico Mart 08:04 Thoughts on working as a tomato farmer 11:09 Eating persimmons from Nishimi Farm 12:58 Today's reflection ------------------------------------------------------------ -To the viewers who always leave supportive comments on my videos- As a thank you, I'm giving out "One Pot Stickers." I travel to various places around the country by car, so please let me give one to you "in person" if you're passing by. These stickers are intended to be used to express gratitude in person, so we do not send them by mail. Thank you for your understanding. −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−− A couple in their 40s who gave up their house. Living in their car with just one pot. 🚙 In April 2022, they set off on a car camping trip, dreaming of traveling around Japan! They had planned to complete the trip in six months, but their unplanned schedule meant they've already been camping in their car for 900 days (?!) (I'm not sure what the future holds, let alone plans for the future.) While they're enjoying each day working toward their current goal of working in all 47 prefectures, I'm posting about my unplanned car camping routine and my work life. 🎵 [Work History] Hokkaido (ryokan, sweet potato farm, linen, futon making, supermarket stocking) Aomori Prefecture (apple farm) Fukushima Prefecture (ski resort) Nagano Prefecture (grape farm) Ibaraki Prefecture (sweet potato farm) Chiba Prefecture (pear farm, sweet potato farm) Shiga Prefecture (factory) Kagawa Prefecture (strawberry farm, hotel chef) Fukuoka Prefecture (flower farm, persimmon farm, logistics) Okinawa Prefecture (izakaya, hotel chef, linen, guesthouse cleaning) ※We're hiring! Let us help you with your work! 🙇 Contact: [email protected] I also love activities! Running 🏃🏃‍♀️ Mountain climbing ⛰🥾 Road biking 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️ Camping 🏕🔥 Nabe-san, the extremely shy and foul-mouthed 🙋 Zero vocabulary, the epitome of carelessness! Nabe-chan 🙋‍♀️ We'd love your support for this unplanned couple in their 40s, traveling and working, with no end in sight. The History of Unplanned Living September 2015: We bought land in Chiba Prefecture after casually visiting a property. February 2016: We proposed marriage and quickly introduced ourselves to our parents before our home was completed. March 2016: We registered our marriage as soon as our home was completed. (Not a shotgun wedding, but a wedding we built) April 2021: We dreamed of traveling around Japan and started saving for retirement. April 2022: We can't wait until retirement! I quit my job after over 10 years and started traveling around Japan in a minicar. March 2023: I bought a car without any planning. I switched from a Daihatsu Wake to a Toyota Town Ace. June 2023: I saw that my savings were almost gone. Now what?! June 2023 onwards: I started living in my car while working using apps like day jobs (agriculture), Timee (part-time work), and resort jobs. The daily life of a couple in their 40s who want to "live and travel" around the country. ------------------------------------------------------------- Nabe-chan🙋‍♀️ [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/nabe.hitotu... Nabe-san🙋‍♂️ [Twitter]   / nabehitotu   -------------------------------------------------------------