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Synopsis
The Little Book of Ikigai: An Introduction to the Japanese Philosophy of Leading a Happy and Meaningful Life is a beautifully presented introduction to the Japanese concept of ikigai â a philosophy centred on finding purpose and joy in everyday life. It explains the origins of ikigai, breaks down its core pillars, and offers simple practices and rituals that readers can adopt to bring meaning and value into their daily routines. Focused on practical wisdom rather than lofty theory, the book encourages readers to discover their reason for being, foster greater fulfilment, and approach life with clearer purpose and mindful intention.
Author
This edition is attributed to Jo Peters, who guides readers through the essence of ikigai with clarity and warmth. While not a traditional academic on Japanese philosophy, Peters draws on cultural context and accessible storytelling to make the principles relevant and actionable for a wide audience interested in personal development and meaningful living.

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Synopsis
The Little Book of Ikigai: An Introduction to the Japanese Philosophy of Leading a Happy and Meaningful Life is a beautifully presented introduction to the Japanese concept of ikigai â a philosophy centred on finding purpose and joy in everyday life. It explains the origins of ikigai, breaks down its core pillars, and offers simple practices and rituals that readers can adopt to bring meaning and value into their daily routines. Focused on practical wisdom rather than lofty theory, the book encourages readers to discover their reason for being, foster greater fulfilment, and approach life with clearer purpose and mindful intention.
Author
This edition is attributed to Jo Peters, who guides readers through the essence of ikigai with clarity and warmth. While not a traditional academic on Japanese philosophy, Peters draws on cultural context and accessible storytelling to make the principles relevant and actionable for a wide audience interested in personal development and meaningful living.












