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The hanasaki system
By: Marcos Cartagena
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«A must for anyone who wants to enjoy life with a greater sense of well-being» From the foreword by Sergio Fernández
Hanasaki means "flower that blooms." Japanese culture is rich, diverse and contains many useful teachings. Why do the Japanese live so many years and barely get sick? Why do they stay agile and in shape until the very last years of their lives? Why do they not even consider retirement?
Based on his experiences in Japan and his knowledge of Japanese culture, the author has created a system designed to help you have a longer, happier life and become a better person. Nature, inner peace, health, attitude, personal relationships... They are all part of the nine essential pillars for personal growth.
The Hanasaki system brings together the best lessons of the land of the rising sun to help you have a fuller life and, according to the author, "travel the path you have started in order to become a better person with every step".
About Marcos Cartagena
Marcos Cartagena de Furundarena (Alicante, 1983) graduated in Business Sciences and has a technical diploma in Administration and Finance. In 2010 he moved to Japan and enrolled in the prestigious Doshisha University of Kyoto, where he studied the Bekka Program, focused on an intensive learning of Japanese and the economy of East Asia.
He was behind the creation of the SpainPadel Project, which introduced paddle in Japan. He is the CEO and co-founder of the innovative travel agency Discovering Japan, which aims to show the country in a different and authentic way. He is an expert of Japanese culture, lecturer and creator of the "Hanasaki system", based on all the lessons he learned in more than sixteen years of connection with Japan.
