■ Schedule and money management starting from October 2023 (for 15 months) in one volume!
"Double Schedule Money" allows you to manage your schedule and money in one book, using the "Magic Index" (patented) that changes the page that opens when you hold it down. With a thin and light diary, you can manage "schedule management" and "money management" together.

The "Magic Index" that can be seen from the cover is a subdued shade of gray and red that continues from last year, and is a design that can be used regardless of the scene.

*Only B6 size will be available from the 2023 edition. (There is no A5 size release)

Red "monthly schedule" and gray "household account book" pages alternate!
The "monthly block" page and the "money management" page that manages the daily income and expenditure are alternated. When you turn the red 'January Monthly Block' page, the next page will appear the gray 'January Money Management' page.
Using pages is very easy! Press the red index on the bottom to open the "red" page, and press the gray index on the top to open the "gray" page. Also, if you press the white index between red and gray, the "red" page and the "gray" page will open alternately.

Discerning "monthly block" format. This is a "monthly block" page that focuses on visibility and usability. The list-type calendar on the far left is useful for writing schedules that you want to put in a separate frame and for rough schedule management.

Monthly blocks with ruled lines are easy to write, and the letters are aligned, making them easier to read. It is a functional format that focuses on ease of use down to the smallest detail, such as a memo space and a calendar for the next month.

A one-line “money management” page that can be written in your spare time A one-line money
management page a day that uses the format of “Midori’s Easy Household Account Book”, which has a reputation for being a long-selling product.
It is a simple layout that even those who are not familiar with household account books can start using it immediately. You can fill it out quickly during your lunch break or in your spare time, so it is also recommended for those who have not kept a household account book until now. It's not limited to the whole household budget, but it's also good to focus on specific items such as food expenses or just your own pocket money.

On the right side of the page, there is a column where you can enter fixed costs and monthly income and expenditure, so you can grasp the flow of money for one month at a glance.