3000 иен для счастья

Skolʹko deneg nuzhno dli͡a schastlivoĭ zhizni?Chetyre zhenshchiny trekh pokoleniĭ obychnoĭ tokiĭskoĭ semʹi - mudrai͡a babushka Kotoko, ee nevestka Tomoko, somnevai͡ushchai͡asi͡a v svoem brake, i vnuchki - bespechnai͡a Makho, berezhlivai͡a Mikho - sovmestnymi usilii͡ami i kazhdai͡a samostoi͡atelʹno ishchut otvety na vechnye voprosy: nado li zhertvovatʹ segodni͡ashnimi zhelanii͡ami radi nakopleniĭ dli͡a obespechennogo budushchego, vazhna li dli͡a semeĭnoĭ zhenshchiny finansovai͡a samostoi͡atelʹnostʹ, naskolʹko my sposobny upravli͡atʹ svoeĭ sudʹboĭ, do kakogo momenta ne pozdno nachatʹ snachala, chto voobshche delaet cheloveka schastlivym: bolʹshe deneg na schete ili chto-to drugoe?Ėto kniga o tom, kak denʹgi vlii͡ai͡ut na povedenie i nastroenie li͡udeĭ, na otnoshenii͡a mezhdu nimi. O tom, kak finansovye reshenii͡a opredeli͡ai͡ut kharakter. O tom, chto berezhlivostʹ byvaet strakhom, a byvaet mudrostʹi͡u. O tom, chto tri tysi͡achi ien - to ne mnogo i ne malo, a kak raz dostatochno, chtoby prini͡atʹ reshenie.

How much money do you need for a happy life?Four women of three generations of an ordinary Tokyo family — wise grandmother Kotoko, her daughter—in—law Tomoko, who doubts her marriage, and granddaughters - carefree Maho, thrifty Miho - are working together and each independently looking for answers to eternal questions: is it necessary to sacrifice today's desires for the sake of savings for a secure future, is financial independence important for a married woman, to what extent are we able to control our fate, to what point is it not too late to start over, what generally makes a person happy: more money in the account or something else?This is a book about how money affects people's behavior and mood, and the relationships between them. About how financial decisions determine character. That frugality can be fear, and sometimes wisdom. That three thousand yen is not a lot and not a little, but just enough to make a decision.