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Inspired by renown tidying expert and bestselling author Marie Kondo, who has sold over 13 million copies of her books worldwide, KonMari Spark Joy! is a storybook puzzle game that takes players ...

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SINGAPORE - The urge to tidy up has rocketed during the pandemic in Singapore and around the world, says tidying expert Marie Kondo. The Japanese organising guru, author and founder of KonMari Media, ...

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If you’re familiar with decluttering sensation Marie Kondo (and her “KonMari” method), then you know that there’s no greater way to “spark joy” than by keeping only what you need—and keeping it neat ...