A significant percentage of people who visit Okinawa probably think, "I'd like to live here." As repeat visitors, repeatedly visiting Okinawa, the thought of "I'd like to live here" changes to "I want to live here," and then to "Let's live here," with more and more people actually moving there each year. Why do people who actually live there live there? What about their jobs? Their housing? Their motivations? What's the secret to not giving up and continuing to live there? Okinawa, with its high unemployment rate, low average income, and actually high suicide rate, is it really the southern paradise that everyone wants to live in? From such simple questions, we conducted interviews with 121 people who moved to Okinawa from outside the prefecture, focusing on the themes of "moving to Okinawa, working, and living." The basis of this book is word-of-mouth. There are no beautiful photos of the sea, but it's filled with Okinawa seen through the eyes of "Naicha" (outsiders). There's no mood, and there are unpleasant stories too. But I think that's just how people live. We've completely removed the "healing" filter. Please enjoy the everyday life of Okinawa. ◆ #OkinawaStart Tap above Store in a cool, dark place ◆ I checked the market price. I will list it at the lowest price. A gift. I put it in a plastic bag immediately after receiving it. No price reduction. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous. Many other items are also on sale. Please purchase only if you understand that it is a used book and you are okay with "as long as you can read it."