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How a Japanese mind-set can help us love our imperfections in Red magazine

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Author helenPosted on October 30, 2018November 1, 2018Categories blogTags family, Happiness, happy, health, Helen Russell, imperfections, Japan, Japanese, journalist, Kintsugi, The Atlas of Happiness, wabi-sabi, women

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