We thought we didn't need friends.

We called ourselves TITF—a retired couple with no friends.

We didn't move to Yatsugatake to make friends.

However, after living here for two and a half years,
neighbors, people we'd only seen on YouTube, locals—
connections naturally grew without any effort.

It wasn't that we suddenly wanted friends.

Living in a place we loved,
we gradually began to exchange words with people who loved the same place.

We also found common ground in our troubles and things we didn't know.

Today, we're going to find the answer.

From the Rich Living Channel.

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▼ Please tell us if you'd like:
Do you need friends after retirement?
What kind of distance in relationships feels comfortable?

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0:00 I thought I didn't need friends
0:20 Back when I was at TITF
2:10 Casual conversations that didn't happen in Tokyo
3:03 The filter of "I love Yatsugatake"
4:30 People who were on the other side of YouTube
8:24 I entered the district!
09:49 I met Friends in person at an event
10:29 They were connected even without us
11:49 What we consider friends to be...

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▶︎ Things I wanted more than a house
2.5 years after moving to Yatsugatake | 10 things I wanted more than a house
八ヶ岳移住2年半｜家より欲しかったもの｜やりたかったこと10選

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