HOBONICHI Hiroko Kubota Graph Notatbok, A6 Another night of falling star sparklers

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The Hobonichi Graph Notebook was made in response to requests for a standard notebook that feels just like the Hobonichi Techo. This cover was created in collaboration with illustrator Hiroko Kubota’s work. Another night of falling star sparklers was a popular design for the 2024 edition Hobonichi Techo Weeks.

A dark, nightly landscape surrounded by the quiet air. If you listen closely, you might just hear the soft sound of the cat’s sparklers burning away.
The fireworks from the sparklers are depicted in aurora-colored foil, and the color shifts based on the angle at which you view the artwork, shining delicately as it catches your eye.

The notebook has thin and durable Tomoe River paper and opens completely flat. It comes in two sizes: A6 to match the Original, and A5 to match the Cousin. The A6 size notebook is 8mm thick and contains 240 pages, while the A5 size is 10mm thick and contains 288 pages. This gives you plenty of space to fill the notebooks to your heart’s content.

The 3.7 millimeter graph paper is the same as that of the Hobonichi Techo Original and Cousin. The color of the ink on the page changes (red / blue / green / purple) every 60 pages in the A6 size, and every 72 pages in the A5 size. This makes it easy to split the book into several themes or use the colors as a way to more easily find old entries.

Because the book sizes match the A6 Original and A5 Cousin Hobonichi Techos, you can use these notebooks with a techo cover. The cover is great for storing items like pens or sticky notes, and provides a very convenient user experience. The notebook is a great supplement to the Hobonichi Techo, or simply a smaller-size notebook to keep by your side for filling with lots of writings or drawings.

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The Hobonichi Techo is much more than a planner: it's an internationally famous lifestyle icon. This cult planner features a minimal and functional design and is full of little details that make it absolutely unique, such as quotes and informational pages about Japanese history, annual events, and folk tales.

The Hobonichi Techo is made by Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shimbun (ほぼ日刊イトイ新聞), a website and lifestyle brand curated by Japanese copywriter Shigesato Itoi. Hobonichi comes from the word meaning “almost everyday” and techo meaning “planner.”