8 small habits of Japanese

 According to the video, it is about 8 little Japanese habits that can make your life better and happier.

The speaker, Mickey, who is a minimalist and a skill teacher in Japan, goes over these habits one by one. Here are the 8 habits:

• Clean the toilet: This is believed to bring good luck and make you successful. It also trains you to be more aware of dirt and keep things organized.
• Organize your shoes: This keeps your living space tidy and might make you feel more accomplished.
• Improve your posture: Sitting up straight is believed to improve the way you think.
• Say Itadakimasu before eating: This expresses gratitude for the meal and everyone involved in making it possible.
• Put the chair back after using it: This is considerate of other people and makes things easier for cleaning staff.
• Be aware of what you already have: This is a Zen concept of appreciating what you have instead of focusing on what you lack.
• Use the phrase "Okagesamade": This expresses gratitude to everyone who has supported you in life.
• Go to bed early and wake up early: This is a traditional Japanese habit that is believed to be good for your health and well-being.