【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。

This video is the "Work Edition" We spent two months working at Tsukimi no Yado Momijioto in Oku Niseko. Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to work! We also get a glimpse of delicious meals and sleeping in the dorms. It's a little different from our usual videos, but we hope you enjoy! ・Nabe-chan is a wannabe landlady!? ・Her signature mud pack makes her skin soft and smooth ・Nabe-san's best friend, the mascot dog, Momiji-kun Please watch until the end! #CarCamping #TownAce #CarLife We'd love it if you supported us with likes and subscribes! --------------------------------------------- 00:00 Tsukimi no Yado Momijioto 01:35 Entering the inn 02:33 Large public bath 03:25 Room introduction 05:41 Dining area 06:32 Going back two months... 09:38 Heading to part-time job 10:48 End of first shift 14:49 A day at a resort job 18:43 The inn's veteran poster girl 19:59 Perks of being a worker 21:10 Outing with fellow temps 26:35 Nabeo's work goals 28:13 Last night living in the dorm --------------------------------------------- A couple in their 40s who gave up their house. Living in their car with just one pot. I spend my days unplanned, not even knowing where I'm going to sleep. I love activities (running, mountain climbing, road biking, camping) I'm a shy, foul-mouthed Nabe-o 🙋‍♂️ I have zero vocabulary, and I'm a naive Nabe-chan 🙋‍♀️ I'm posting about the unplanned, travel-loving life of a couple in their 40s, with no idea how long it will last. I hope this information will be useful for those considering a car camping trip, as well as the reality of it all. 〈The History of Unplanned Life〉 September 2016: I bought land in Chiba Prefecture after casually visiting a property. February 2017: I quickly introduced myself to my parents before our house was completed. March 2017: I got married as soon as our house was completed (not a shotgun wedding, but a built-up wedding). April 2021: I dreamed of traveling around Japan and started saving for retirement. April 2022: I can't wait until retirement! I quit my job after over 10 years and started traveling around Japan in a minicar. January 2023: I don't need my house anymore, so I quickly prepared to let it go. March 2023: I bought a car without any planning. I switched from a Daihatsu Wake to a Toyota Town Ace. June 2023: My savings are running low. Now what?! The daily life of a couple in their 40s who want to "live a life of travel." ------------------------------------------------------------- Nabe-chan🙋‍♀️ [Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/nabe.hitotu... Nabe-san🙋‍♂️ [Twitter]   / nabehitotu   -------------------------------------------------------------