「断捨離（だんしゃり）」という言葉を聞いたことがありますか。 このレッスンでは「断捨離（だんしゃり）」に関（かん）する記事（きじ）を読んで ことばをチェックしたり、記事（きじ）の内容（ないよう）について話したりします。 自分（じぶん）の意見（いけん）や経験（けいけん）について 話す練習をすることができます。 【class format】 ①自己紹介（じこしょうかい） ②記事の内容について話しましょう ・vocabulary check ・自分の経験をシェアしましょう。 ※記事はできるだけレッスンの前に読んでおいてください。 ③関連するトピックについて話しましょう 　 　・断捨離のコツは？方法は？ 　・フリマアプリを利用したことがある？ 　 など、いろいろシェアし合いましょう！ THIS CLASS IS FOR: Students whose Japanese level is 【B2-C1】　※adult only PREPARATION: Materials will be provided by teacher after you booked the lesson. Feel free to express your opinions, remember any opinion is good and the main goal of this lesson is to improve your confidence when speaking and communicating with other Japanese learners. 【参考】断捨離（だんしゃり） 断捨離 (danshari) is a concept that originated from Zen Buddhism and has been popularized in Japan as a philosophy of decluttering and simplifying one's life. It consists of three characters: 断 (Dan): This represents "refusal" or "elimination." It involves refusing unnecessary possessions, attachments, or distractions from one's life. 捨 (Sha): This stands for "disposal" or "getting rid of." It involves letting go of possessions that are no longer needed or serve no purpose. 離 (Ri): This signifies "separation" or "detachment." It involves detachment from material possessions and emotional attachments, freeing oneself from the burden of excess belongings or unnecessary emotional baggage. Overall, 断捨離 encourages a minimalist lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of simplifying one's surroundings, thoughts, and emotions to achieve greater clarity, focus, and inner peace. It's not just about decluttering physical spaces but also about decluttering the mind and emotions.

Learn new vocabulary and how to use it. ・Discuss an interesting topic. ・Engage in a group discussion. ・Practice to express your opinion confidently. ・Sharpen your listening and response skills. ・Have fun! AFTER THE CLASS