10 Japanese Minimalist Rules They Never Tell You

In this video, I’m sharing the 10 real rules of Japanese minimalism — rules I’ve learned from ten years of simple living, based on chanoyu , the Japanese tea ceremony. Maybe I’m not completely right —but I believe this can be a small light that guides you to live more simply and mindfully. Let’s get started! 0:51 1. Not “Throw Away,” but “Choose” 1:53 2. Not “Perfect Beauty,” but “Imperfect Beauty” 3:14 3. Not “Stay the Same,” but “Keep Changing” 4:25 4.4. Not “Remove,” but “Create” 5:41 5. Not “Hate Things,” but “Appreciate Them” 7:44 6. 6. Not “Uniform,” but “Your Own Style” 9:00 7. Not “Restriction,” but “Freedom” 10:34 8. Not “Mechanical,” but “Natural” 11:33 9. Not “Purpose,” but “Path” 12:28 10. Not “Don’t Buy,” but “Buy Mindfully” ----------------------------------------- Subscribe and become a friend today:    / samuraimatcha   ------------------------------------------ REFERENCES: ・My tea teather! Chacha JAPAN🍵 ▶︎   / @chachajapan-japanesetradit9344   ・Tokimaru Tanaka ▶︎   / @tokimaru   ・minimalist - sibu ▶︎   / @minimalist_sibu   ・My Jacket is from Itoshiro Yohinten👖 ▶︎  / itoshiroyohinten   ------------------------------------------ BE MY FRIEND: INSTAGRAM   / samuraimatcha.journey   FACEBOOK   / mizuno.akihito​   ------------------------------------------ GET IN TOUCH: If you’d like to talk, feel free to email me at [email protected] I try my best to reply to things but there sadly aren't enough hours in the day to respond to everyone...