Zero Waste Life

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Inagaki Ryota runs a stone carving business with his partner, stone artisan Inoue Koji. They use stone castoffs to make beautiful tableware that also helps keep food at the optimal temperature.

Taoda Ayane talks about her fashion business, turning milk cartons into accessories, bags and even clothing.

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Takasago Masami shows various ways to live with less plastic waste, including composting food scraps and doing dishes with a cloth instead of a disposable sponge.

Culinary researcher Yokoyama Takako cans and ferments local produce in a mountain region to make it through the depths of winter.

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Bicycle lover Yamamoto Atsushi talks about creatively turning old bicycle parts into new items.

Papermaker Igarashi Masami creates food paper from potatoes or onions discarded from the food industry to raise awareness of food loss.

The filmmakers shed light on how Murakami Yuki transforms garbage and scrap into useful environmentally friendly objects and provides consultants on waste issues.

Tanaka Ryosuke and Miyachi Yo build furniture from offcut lumber, using indigo dye to unify the uneven tones of the different boards.

Kawahara Takuya upcycles discarded jeans, using the old denim his partner, Yamasawa Ryoji, buys overseas by the ton.

Textile artist Hayakawa Yumi upcycles unused fabric into stunning clothing, turns kitchen scraps into compost and washes dishes with ash from her fire.

Kojima Sachiyo runs a different sort of bar. Customers make small items out of scrap material while enjoying a drink with friends.

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A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

Taoda Ayane talks about her fashion business, turning milk cartons into accessories, bags and even clothing.

Inagaki Ryota runs a stone carving business with his partner, stone artisan Inoue Koji. They use stone castoffs to make beautiful tableware that also helps keep food at the optimal temperature.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

Textile artist Hayakawa Yumi upcycles unused fabric into stunning clothing, turns kitchen scraps into compost and washes dishes with ash from her fire.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

Kawahara Takuya upcycles discarded jeans, using the old denim his partner, Yamasawa Ryoji, buys overseas by the ton.

Tanaka Ryosuke and Miyachi Yo build furniture from offcut lumber, using indigo dye to unify the uneven tones of the different boards.

The filmmakers shed light on how Murakami Yuki transforms garbage and scrap into useful environmentally friendly objects and provides consultants on waste issues.

Papermaker Igarashi Masami creates food paper from potatoes or onions discarded from the food industry to raise awareness of food loss.

Bicycle lover Yamamoto Atsushi talks about creatively turning old bicycle parts into new items.

A look at the people around Japan who strive for a life without waste under the traditional philosophy of Mottainai.

Culinary researcher Yokoyama Takako cans and ferments local produce in a mountain region to make it through the depths of winter.

Takasago Masami shows various ways to live with less plastic waste, including composting food scraps and doing dishes with a cloth instead of a disposable sponge.