断捨離は動く禅。ワビ・サビから考える引き算の美学｜ゲスト：京都大学特定准教授・文芸批評家 浜崎洋介さん　Danshari = Moving Zen　The Beauty of Subtraction

We also visited the Criterion Channel. Learning from the art of decluttering... How can we live without attachment? (Yamashita Hideko x Literary Critic Hamasaki Yosuke)    • 断捨離に学ぶ..執着しない生き方とは？(やましたひでこ✖️文芸批評家・浜崎洋介)   --- Book: "Decluttering and Cleaning for Good Fortune" 43% OFF✨ ↓ ↓ ↓ https://in.yamashitahideko.com/dbsouj... If you're feeling a bit depressed about this year's spring cleaning, or if you feel like you just can't do it, check out this video right now! 👀 I'm sharing some secret tips to help you stop using the wrong cleaning methods and make spring cleaning easier and more enjoyable! 💡 --- The theme of this video is "Decluttering is Zen in Motion." Centered on the aesthetic of subtraction symbolized by wabi-sabi, we welcomed literary critic and Kyoto University Associate Professor Yosuke Hamasaki to discuss the profound relationship between danshari, Zen, and Japanese culture. In this conversation, we explore the double bind of parental values ​​and the inability to throw things away; the idea that danshari is "good in motion"; the similarities between Zen training (eating, cleaning, and shikantaza) and everyday tidying; why a "world without purpose" is beautiful; the aesthetic of wabi-sabi and Japanese minimalism; the shift from an era of addition to an era of subtraction; and the perspective that society changes when individuals change. We explore profound themes at the intersection of thought, culture, and lifestyle. This episode explores the idea that “Danshari is Moving Zen.” Together with our guest Yosuke Hamasaki (Associate Professor at Kyoto University / Literary Critic), we dive into the deep connection between Zen, Wabi-sabi, and the Japanese art of subtraction. In this conversation, we discuss: The hidden “double-bind” behind why people can’t let go of things Why Danshari represents Zen in motion—a practice of active goodness How Zen training (cooking, cleaning, sitting meditation) parallels everyday decluttering Why a “world without goals” can actually be beautiful Wabi-sabi and Japanese minimalist aesthetics The shift from an age of “adding more” to an age of subtracting How transforming the individual eventually transforms society For viewers around the world, we hope this talk offers a window into how Danshari, Zen, and Wabi-sabi can enrich your life—bringing clarity, freedom, and beauty into everyday Living. #Danshari #hidekoyamashita #Decluttering #JapaneseLifestyle #Zen #Wabi sabi #Japanese Zen #Zen philosophy #Mindfulness #OrganizeHome #CleanHome #TheArtOfLettingGo #clearspaceclearmind #Japanese aesthetics #Yosuke Hamasaki #JAPNA #JAPANESE culture *Danshari is a registered trademark of Yamashita Hideko #Danshari #YamashitaHideko #Tidying up