I tried visiting the family home of Sei夫's staff member ①... (written by Ho)

The hotel in Phan Thiet is comfortable. The garden is carefully tended, and it feels absolutely wonderful.

This color of lotus is so rare, isn't it. How cute~ As I was muttering to myself, "Someday I'd love to live in a house with a lotus~," Sei: "It's beautiful~~~ But mosquitoes come, you know~~~" Ho: "...（Is there a realistic one here?!）" Both: "HAHAHA~~~" Well, that's true I suppose. It'd be nice to have someone to take care of it. No—it'd be nice if someone would take care of it for me~ Thinking that of each other, we sealed it away with a smile. Proof that we're able to relax and take it easy. While lounging comfortably at the hotel, actually, a subordinate who's back home visiting nearby invited us, saying "Please come to my family home~" Being invited during the Lunar New Year means getting your health in order, preparing New Year's money, and when you head to the meeting spot,

Twin was waiting for us and said, "Please follow me, okay~" (waving that red helmet around, vroom vroom~~), and we rode on the bike for about 30 minutes. All around us the fields stretched wide, and there, standing along the town's main road, was a splendid two-story house. My husband Sei: "No way~~~" Me, Ho: "You didn't know?" Husband Sei: "No idea, no idea." It turned out to be a home that owned a huge, huge, huge~~ dragon fruit field.

So excited in front of my beloved dragon fruit, I got a tour of the field. The dragon fruit field was... so vast and sprawling that they hire relatives and other people to help with the harvest.

Baby dragon fruit! Tiny fruits are appearing here and there. We've set up nighttime lighting for harvesting, along with an automatic watering system too.

The lizards taking in the cool air are relaxing leisurely. Apparently the father started the farm when he was 13 years old and grew it into what it is today. The competition is said to be fierce too, but the way he manages and runs this vast dragon fruit field is really cool.

And then it's mealtime~

A parking lot? A warehouse? An outdoor washing area? A kitchen space... You know, places like this used to exist in the Japanese countryside long ago. Of course, there's a fine kitchen inside the house too, but when there's a large number of people, we prepare things over here. When you step into the house through the dirt-floor kitchen entrance... Immigrant Life Ranking