47 -year -old man's values that realized semi -retirement "It was really nice to have no greed" --Yahoo! News

Junichiro Nakagawa says, "I'm glad I had no greed."

　There is a word "minimalist" that lives without having things as much as possible.Looking at these people's rooms, there is no wonderful thing.Some people have such extreme ideas, but some people think that they do not need to be minimalist.Junichiro Nakagawa, one of these thoughts, explained why he led to his "greedy" lifestyle.[Photo] My personal NES.I still use it in "active"

　* * * I don't mean a minimalist at all, but I don't think anything is basically necessary in my life.By the way, the things in my house are roughly listed, dining desks and chairs, laptops, beds, TVs, cooking utensils, refrigerators, microwave ovens, rice cookers, oven toasters, washing machines, nimicons, super -namer, PlayStation 2, Nintendo 3DS.

　I have little clothes and shoes, and wear shoes until I put on my pair.Clothes are white T -shirts in summer, shorts, and white Y -shirts and black pants in other seasons.If it's cold, you'll have a jacket or coat that you have one by one, and you'll be dressed up every season.

　However, I have a lot of stag beetles, so there are many aquariums.In addition, I often read books and books, but there are no bookshelves and they are already on the floor.Because before, our employees who could not see the book were scattered on the floor, purchased a bookshelf, but probably because the book was packed too much, the shelves quickly came off and collapsed.That happened.Since then, I have returned to the stance of books.

　All of them are all those that have been used for a long time, and just because a new product comes out does not jump into it.

　Of course, they don't deny those who buy a lot of things and activate consumption, but they just say, "I don't need things."Here, my "thing" means that there is a desire for consumer beyond "practicality".I don't want to be luxurious.

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