Fumio Sasaki is not an enlightened expert in the worlds of minimalism or organizing; he’s just a regular guy that set about to completely transform his existence into something that didn’t include anything he didn’t absolutely need. Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism tells the story of Sasaki’s journey from maximalist to minimalist, including specific tips on the minimizing process and the author’s own humble vision of true happiness. Sasaki tackled throwing out all the things that most of us can’t find a reason to part with: full-size bed, books, all the glassware you’ve collected over the years and even your home office setup to create a truly minimal space that even a monk could appreciate for its minimalism. Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism is a hardcover tome that comes close to 300 pages (288 to be exact), measures 5.6″ x 0.9″ x 8.5″ and is currently available on Amazon.
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Huckberry’s Essential Holiday Gift Guide
Unzip your coat and have some mulled wine on the house—you’ve arrived at your final gifting destination: The Holiday Gift Guide. It’s like your friendly neighborhood one-stop holiday shop, except instead of balsa wood ornaments, ours is packed with thoughtful gifts for everyone on your list. Future heirlooms, small-but-significant stocking stuffers, and gear for getting out there (or staying in)—are all right here. There’s no music playing in the background though, so you’ll just have to hum Bing Crosby while you click around instead.
