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■Set contents: 1 workbook, 1 tidying-up support sticker
■Size / Workbook: A4 size, 32 pages; Organization support stickers: A4 size
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• Campaign application deadline: August 31, 2026

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I realized that I had been living with more preconceived notions than I had imagined. The text felt thin, but the content was substantial for the number of pages. There were many practical points, such as not having to force things into their designated places unless you use them frequently (just put your most frequently used items in an easily accessible place).

Midori
May 23, 2026
I signed up because my house is small and I wanted to reduce the amount of stuff I own. I also thought that by reducing the amount of stuff I own, I could determine what I truly need. I made it a point to read the workbook once a day and started throwing away things that I could get rid of. I would like to continue rereading it from time to time and putting it into practice. [Message and advice for those who are thinking of starting] I have read several books on decluttering, but I think the distinguishing feature of this series is that it concretely summarizes the key points of decluttering. If you work at it little by little, your home will definitely become clean.

Ms. Sanda from Gunma Prefecture (36 years old, female)
I wanted to reduce the amount of stuff I had, and I signed up because this program seemed like a step-by-step way to declutter. I've been putting it into practice whenever I have time and motivation, and my home is cleaner than before. The workbook was very easy to understand, with short sentences. I want to continue to reduce my belongings effectively and create a workspace for my handmade crafts and journaling. [Message and advice for those who are thinking of starting] I think you'll succeed if you take it step by step.

Funya-sama (29 years old, female) from Miyagi Prefecture
I applied because my belongings were all packed in cardboard boxes, and I couldn't find anything. I did it when I had some free time and energy. While I was doing this program, I cleaned out my parents' house. I found a lot of things I didn't need, but it only filled 40 plastic bags. I want to clean up my own house again. Thank you for the past year.

Kitsutsuki-sama (50 years old, female) from Saitama Prefecture
I signed up because I wanted to tidy up my room. I read the basic lesson and immediately put it into practice. It's cleaner than before. I learned a lot. I want to continue doing this in the future.

Hina-sama (58 years old, female) from Kyoto Prefecture
I'm terrible at tidying up and can't throw things away, so I signed up because I wanted to learn how to organize. I set aside a specific day each month and practiced at my own pace without forcing myself, and my home became much tidier. The stickers were very helpful for sorting. If you do it at your own pace, it's fun and the year flies by in no time.

Moririn (59 years old, female)
I signed up because I wanted to declutter my room after moving. I read through each session and put into practice the parts I needed and wanted to try. The "magic words" helped me stay on track. After finishing the program, my room is much tidier. My friends have told me how amazing it is! I want to maintain this! My advice to anyone thinking of starting is to definitely read the entire text! But don't push yourself too hard! It's helpful to look at before and after photos!

Dolly's Mom (58 years old, female) from Hyogo Prefecture
I like reading books about storage and organizing, so I signed up for this course because I wanted to learn more about kitchen storage methods. I practiced several months' worth of material in one day, and then read the rest as soon as they arrived. The chapter on kitchen organization and selling items was particularly helpful. I enrolled in the course partly because I wanted to learn about that, so I wish I could have read it sooner instead of waiting until the seventh month. If you're someone who struggles with organizing, I think you'll definitely become good at it if you follow the instructions in the text!

Cheese-sama (33 years old, female) from Miyagi Prefecture
I used to spend a lot of time searching for things, but now I know almost everything I need, so it's stress-free. Thank you.

Ms. Ume from Shizuoka Prefecture (37 years old, female)
I'm doing it little by little while looking at the text. Once I learned the tricks to tidying up, it became fun, and I'm teaching them to my children too.

Non-sama from Hiroshima Prefecture
Too many things, always left out → messy room, frustration → marital arguments. I'm bad at tidying up. I wanted to overcome my inability to throw things away and have a harmonious marriage. Although I relapse, I can look at the text and try again, and by applying what I've learned to my life, my frustration has decreased. Thank you. For someone like me who gives up easily, the small steps of the program and reviewing what I've done so far were very encouraging. I was grateful. I was so happy to feel a sense of accomplishment each time. I've been bad at tidying up for 50 years! I've finally gained a little confidence.

Hokkaido Nyanko no Ke (52 years old, female)
I'm not good at tidying up, so I decided to take the course because I thought I might be able to do it if I could improve little by little each month. I'm currently putting the text into practice little by little. Since I can start with small steps and little by little, I think even someone like me who is not good at tidying up can continue.

Tama-sama from Hokkaido
I moved into a detached house and wanted to live a clutter-free life where I could invite guests over anytime, but I couldn't put it into practice just by reading books and magazines, so I signed up. I skim through the text during my free time in the evenings and mornings. On weekends when I have time, I'm working on the practical exercises, starting with the easiest ones. I put the tidying-up habit list into practice after reading the text. I can read the text in my spare time, and it includes concrete practical exercises, so it's easy to understand and easy to do even when I'm busy.

Saitama Prefecture, sos67
I signed up because I have so many things and can't seem to get organized. Once it arrived, I read through the text and started trying the parts that seemed manageable with my mother. We're putting it into practice about once a month. Out of our family of four, only two of us are actually doing the organizing program, so there are surprisingly many areas that I can't tackle on my own, which can be frustrating at times, but it's fun to see things gradually become tidier.

Ms. Kinoko from Kyoto Prefecture
I'm not good at tidying up my room, so I took this course hoping to become better at it. Starting with organizing my wallet made the tidying process go more smoothly than I expected. I'm currently tidying up my own room, and the clear explanations of the key points are incredibly helpful.

Rinka-sama from Hyogo Prefecture