Renowned designer Taku Satoh embraces the concept of "hodo-hodo," meaning "just enough," in his work. This philosophy encourages individuals to interact with objects based on their unique preferences. Amidst consumerism, Satoh's illustrious career in fashion, food, and architecture reflects this ethos. His insights resonate with both designers and those seeking a more mindful existence. Through tangible examples, from a traditional ramen shop to innovative playgrounds, Satoh urges appreciation for everyday elements and a critical examination of convenience. In this concise yet impactful volume, he offers a timeless message for navigating contemporary life.