Home economics and life sciences The 100 Important Things that Finnish People Have Taught Me to Live Like Myself / Eri 島塚

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Home Economics and life environment studies
[Introduction to Contents]
Finnish style, 100 best tips for living happily
Why does the country, which has long dark and cold winters and is far from paradise, shine first in the happiness ranking? I think it is because it has many wisdom to overcome problems by putting its feet firmly on the ground. This book introduces the positive thoughts and how to enjoy life, as well as how to deal with nature, people, and work, which the author who moved to Finland for 16 years, noticed through his family and work. This book introduces the wisdom and pleasure of living happily to people who are worried about things that don't fit in their life or things that don't go well.
[Author's brief history]
Finnish textile designer and illustrator. Mother of one child. After graduating from Tsuda University, she works as an English teacher in Okinawa. Moved to Finnish in 2007, studied textile design at Aalto University and worked as a technical designer at Marimekko Co. Since 2014, she has been providing design to domestic and overseas companies. In addition, she is in charge of CM costumes and textile design for Miyako Island's Hotel Locus. She produces original products that make life enjoyable such as the forest textile series. 『 Nordic Finnish Color Scheme Book 』 (Genkosha) 『 Finnish small happiness 365 days 』 (Pie International). She also writes books related to Finnish design and life.