10 Japanese Tips For Decluttering Items You in the UK Thought You Could Never Let Go Of

0:00 10 Japanese-inspired tips for decluttering sentimental items in the UK 1:59 kaizen 3:11 tokonoma 4:42 naikan 6:20 Harikuyo 7:57 mono-no-aware 9:17 kanzo 10:44 oshie 12:30 koromouge 14:05 ahinsiri 15:41 motainai 17:38 yui If there is one sentimental item you keep putting back, this video shows how to finally decide what to do with it. I explore Japanese-inspired ideas for letting go of difficult possessions, from using kaizen to build confidence with small decisions to asking whether an object has finished its work. I also look at ways to display fewer meaningful items, photograph memories, thank objects, and set a physical limit for what you keep. I cover how practices including naikan, Harikuyo, mono-no-aware, kanzo, oshie, koromouge, ahinsiri, motainai, and yui can change the way you think about guilt, memory, family belongings, and passing useful things on to someone else.