【Condition of Item】 Used, but suitable for reading. The cover and obi are in good condition, with no writing or tears, and are relatively clean. We will carefully package and ship promptly. Immediate purchase is also welcome. 【Description of Item】 "How Not to Die: From Being Single and Broke to Scattering Ashes" by Karin Amemiya is a practical book/new book that collects a wide range of "useful knowledge" for dealing with anxieties about the future and social risks. "What if I can't work?" "What if I run out of money?" "What if I need to care for my parents?" "What if I get a serious illness?" "What if I get into trouble?" "After my death" ——These are the issues that anyone can face, and they are addressed in six chapters. The book comprehensively covers topics such as how to utilize social security systems, private services and procedures, how to deal with troubles, wills, scattering ashes, and canceling smartphones and subscriptions, as well as information related to post-mortem arrangements. The book is characterized by its approach of presenting practical know-how, not just theory, but also incorporating the author's own experiences and on-site interviews. It carefully introduces tips and hints for overcoming the barriers of "not knowing where to go for the system" and "the system exists but can't be used," aiming to lower the hurdle to using the system. In particular, it can be said to be a book that can be referred to daily as a safety net for single people, non-regular employees, the elderly, and those who need to be self-reliant for the future. It contains content useful for a wide range of people, such as those who want to gain the latest knowledge of the system, those who want to make good use of social security, and those who want to organize their preparations for after death. Price: ¥990 (tax included) #KarinAmemiya #Book #Society/Social Welfare