帰国vs移住 | 50代海外移住のリアルな心境 - Badia a Coltibuono Toscana 🇮🇹　#海外移住 #50代

This time, while visiting "Badia a Coltibuono" in Gaiole in Chianti, Siena, I'd like to talk about the various aspects of living abroad in my 50s: the conflicting feelings of wanting to go home but being unable to. I'll be grappling with the realities of living abroad, the balance between where I want to live and the type of work I want, and the struggles between Japan and Italy. I hope you'll join me in listening as you admire the magnificent halls, wine cellar, and beautiful lavender gardens. If you're in a similar situation, please feel free to leave a comment if you can relate. [Table of Contents] 0:00 Arrival at Badia a Coltibuono 0:20 Chapter 1: Can I Let Go of My Current Life? 3:30 Chapter 2: What Do I Really Not Want to Let Go Of? 6:30 Chapter 3: Making Choices You Can Be Satisfied With Related Videos 🇮🇹 Moving to Italy in Your 50s | The Realities of Retirement, Housing, Caring for Parents, and Work    • 🇮🇹50代イタリア移住｜老後・住まい・親の介護・仕事のリアル　#海外移住   How to Live the Next 10 Years? | Things I've Started Thinking About in My 50s - A Stroll Through Tuscany's Most Beautiful Village: Montefioralle    • 次の10年どう生きる？｜50代になって考えるようになったこと・トスカーナの最も美しい...   【Badia a Coltibuono】 A monastery and winery with approximately 1,000 years of history, located in the Chianti Classico region of Tuscany, Italy. Currently, in addition to wine production, it also operates a hotel, restaurant, and cooking classes, making it one of the most representative landmarks of the Chianti region. Question: What is stored in this small door? 1. Water 2. Salt 3. Wine The answer is 2. Salt. In the Middle Ages, salt was so valuable that it was called "white gold," and a high tax (salt tax) was imposed on it. Therefore, it wasn't kept in a place accessible to everyone; it was stored in a small, locked door (Sportello del sale) in the wall, under the watchful eye of the monks who managed the meals. 🍇 Naomi in Chianti 🍷 This channel features Naomi, who lives in the Chianti countryside, sharing glimpses of Italian life, including charming places and events in her weekends. She presents everything in a very friendly and unpretentious way, so please feel free to watch the videos while doing something else. Subscribe to the channel and don't miss the latest videos! Subscribe here:    / @naomi-in-chianti