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Ikigai: How I’m Finding Fulfillment in All the Right Places

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ikigai. It’s a Japanese word with no exact translation in English. If you combine iki, which means “life” or “being alive,” with the word gai, which means “what is worthwhile and has value,” you get something that translates to “that which makes life worth living,” according to Héctor García and Francesc Miralles, the authors of two books on the subject.I wondered: Over the past six months, had that which made my life worth living become booze?

I started flipping through the latest book by García and Miralles, , in search of something more. A few years ago, García and Miralles traveled to a Tokyo park known as “,” home to those with the world’s longest life expectancy.

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