Yutaka Yazawa - Hogyan éljünk japánul

For centuries, Japanese customs and traditions have flourished and enriched the modern practice of well-being: just think of the wisdom inherent in ikigai (contentment), shinrin-yoku (forest bathing), wabi sabi (the beauty of imperfection) or the tea ceremony.

The author of How to Live Japanese provides a knowledgeable and insider's guide to Japan to help the reader gain a deeper understanding of Japanese design, cuisine, culture, and aesthetics. Tokyo itself, the mother of all metropolises, brilliantly illuminates how to live in harmony with nature: the over-urbanized mega-capital is surrounded by one of the most extensive forests in the world. This duality perfectly symbolizes the Japanese respect for nature and the natural world, as well as the human-made environment.