我決定簡單的生活：從斷捨離到極簡主義，丟東西後改變我的12件事！

Fumio Sasaki shares his personal journey, but I'm curious about what specific moments or realizations motivated him to let go of so much.

Reading about Sasaki's experiences made me reflect on my relationship with possessions — has anyone else been inspired to declutter after reading this?

The book is rooted in Japanese culture, but I wonder how much that shapes the approach to possessions and happiness compared to Western perspectives.