🇮🇩バリ島ウブドに憧れた40代夫婦。でも暮らす現実は甘くなかった
Last time, when we arrived in Bali, our dream destination, we were instantly thrilled by the tropical air and nature, and thought, "Maybe we could live here for the second half of our lives." However, after spending a few days in Ubud, Bali, we realized that a place that excites you as a tourist is different from a place where you can actually live as a couple. Ubud is a wonderful place. We would like to come back again. But it wasn't the right place for us to live long-term. ⸻ We are a couple in our 40s who achieved FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) and lived in Chiang Mai, Thailand for a year and a half. Now, we are traveling abroad as a couple, searching for a place where we can live peacefully in the second half of our lives. This time, we'll have an honest discussion as a couple about whether Ubud, Bali, is truly a place we can live. The scenery and atmosphere are truly amazing. The rice terraces, Balinese-style buildings, jungle streets, and the kindness of the local people deeply moved us. During our walk, we made friends with locals, were shown inside Balinese homes, and even participated in local festivals—truly invaluable experiences. On the other hand, from a living perspective, there were also practical challenges such as the heat, humidity, food, traffic jams, and exhaust fumes. Furthermore, this time we tried staying in a cheap guesthouse costing around 1,500 yen per night. The result was… A place you love and a place you can live are different. A place where you can live cheaply and a place where you can live peacefully are also different. We're being completely honest with each other in this video. This channel follows a couple in their 40s who quit their jobs and are traveling the world searching for a place where they can live peacefully. We hope this will be helpful for those interested in living abroad, life after FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), and life in Southeast Asia. ⸻ ◆Posting Frequency: Aiming for 1 video per week (Posted Fridays at 6:00 PM) 📅 Filming Date: May 2026 📍 Location: Ubud, Bali, Indonesia ⸻ 【Related Videos】 ◾️Previous Bali Video The moment I arrived in Bali, I knew this was where the second half of my life would be. But… https://x.gd/4voSn ⸻ 【Our Channel】 ★Please subscribe to our channel / @nojob_life ◾️Our representative work • 【海外移住】きっかけは○○‼日本に疲れた44歳が世界へ飛び出した理由 ★↓Contact us here Official LINE: https://lin.ee/eRRxBORs ★X (former Twitter): https://x.com/FIRE_nojoblife ★Instagram: / nojob.couple ⸻ 🔔 Tired of Japan, we're a group of 40-somethings seriously searching for a place to live. 👍 Your likes and comments are truly encouraging! ⸻ #Bali #Ubud #OverseasRelocation #FIRE #EarlyRetirement #CoupleInTheir40s #LifeAbroad #SoutheastAsia #ChiangMai #Vietnam #UnemployedCouple #NoJobCouple

🇮🇩バリ島は無理かも…と言っていた妻が、最後に「住めるかも」と言いました

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