9 Japanese Closet Rules to Declutter Your Entire Wardrobe in 2 HOURS — And Keep It That Way

Your closet is packed, and somehow you still have nothing to wear. These 9 Japanese closet rules help you declutter your entire wardrobe in about 2 hours, and keep it that way. Japanese closets are often tiny, yet they stay calm, open and easy to use all year. In this video you’ll learn the 9 closet rules Japanese households live by, from koromogae, the seasonal clothing switch, to the simple folding method that lets you see every shirt at a glance. You’ll also learn the storage rule that changes how much you keep, and how to stop your closet from filling up again. Every step is simple, cheap and something you can start this weekend. In this video: Why Japanese Closets Stay Calm Pulling Everything Out at Once Every Season in the Closet at Once Keeping It for Someday Stacking Clothes in Piles A Closet Packed to the Edge The Closet Floor as a Dumping Ground The Chair The One Almost Every Closet Gets Wrong A Closed, Damp Closet Final Thoughts If this made your closet feel a little lighter, subscribe for one calm, practical Japanese home habit every week, and share it with someone who has a full closet and nothing to wear. #japanesehome #closetorganization #declutter