Rebecca Shiraishi-Miles 
Whether you are brand new to Japanese or approaching fluency, writing can be one of the most challenging aspects of the language. And the only way to improve your Japanese writing is to write, write, write! Of course, you can practise your Japanese writing on any old scrap of paper you can get your hands … Read more
Do you wish you could spend Christmas in Japan this year? Well, I might not be able to make that happen for you, but here’s the next best thing: a box full of Christmas treats, direct from Japan to your door! If you haven’t heard of the TokyoTreat box, it’s an awesome box packed full … Read more
Calling all foodies who love Japan! I have the perfect item for your Christmas wish list – it’s the Sakuraco snack box. đ The Sakuraco box is a box of traditional Japanese snacks and treats. The focus is on traditional, authentic products from small businesses and local makers. Each monthly box has a different theme, … Read more
Although life in Japan can be pretty hectic at times, tea culture is also a central part of life. That means slowing down and taking time to appreciate the small pleasures of a refreshing drink and an exquisitely made snack. Sakuraco is a monthly subscription box from Japan that aims to bring traditional Japanese snacks … Read more
Craving a bite of Japan? Among the many fantastic things Japan is known for, delicious food is near the top of the list! Even if you can’t get to Japan to sample its delights yourself, there are many subscription boxes that will bring a taste of Japan to you. TokyoTreat is one of the better … Read more
Ah⌠those three little words ⤠Some people have called âI love youâ the most powerful three words in the English language. It’s also one of the most common phrases people want to learn in a foreign language. So, how do you say I love you in Japanese? It might not surprise you to know … Read more
I am a huge fan of using podcasts to learn Japanese! You can listen to them anywhere, anytime: while walking, doing housework, in the bath, falling asleep⌠you can sit down to study with a dictionary and notepad in hand, or you can listen to them passively as you go about your day to increase … Read more
Konnichiwa Japanese learners! Are you using YouTube to learn Japanese? If not, why not? There are so many amazing Japanese YouTube channels out there. And with more and more videos uploaded each day, youâre guaranteed to find your perfect teacher. Whether youâre a beginner or advanced student, studying just for fun or for JLPT level … Read more