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HOBONICHI 2027 - SALES START SEPTEMBER 1st, 11 AM JAPAN TIME/ 1 SEPTEMBER 0400 NORWEGIAN TIME
The Hobonichi Techo Planner is the English version Hobonichi Techo, one of the bestselling daily planners in Japan known for its design sensibility, creative flexibility and quality production
Hobonichi Techo book has been refined and simplified to make it easy to use in all countries and languages. It still contains all the beloved features of the Original Japanese edition, such as the compact A6 size, one page devoted to each day, daily quotes, lay-flat binding, and more.
The graph paper in the English version is slightly enlarged to 4 mm to allow users to write comfortably in any language. Timelines are simplified to a single 12 to denote noon so users can completely customize it to their own schedule (or ignore it completely), and each day is also labeled with the number of the consecutive week that year, from 1 to 52. The book uses thin and light yet durable Tomoe River paper. It's characterized by its ability to hold ink well and provide a smooth writing experience.
In anticipation of this book being used in various countries around the world, the calendars do not list holidays.The book has a chic, black textured cover subtly engraved with the Japanese characters for “techo”. The book is also engraved with the year 2027 on the book spine.
W: 105 x H: 148 x T: 14 mm
The Hobonichi Techo is often used by pairing a techo book with a cover. Pick out a cover of your choice from our selection of Hobonichi Techo covers.
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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.”
