Keep track of your spending and sleep better at night.

This helps you understand the vocab and grammar used in the main textbook.

This really helps explain the difference and when to use the many particles in Japanese.

Good basic Japanese recipes. My husband loves them. Remember sa, shi, tsu, se, so. Or, sugar, salt, vinegar... The backbone of many Japanese seasonings.

Great for killing time on trains. Listen to music, podcasts or watch videos. I also have different applications for learning Japanese, keeping track of where my pocket money is going and for grocery lists.

Super tiny, I keep this lens on my camera all the time.