Informasjon
This is the Hobonichi Techo’s fourth collaboration with Yumi Kitagishi, an illustrator who has also been making a name for herself as a picture book author in recent years. This item marks the first time her work has been featured on a HON. The HON is a hardcover techo with an integrated cover, centered on a one-page-per-day layout. Two works from Kitagishi’s Dollhouse series were chosen for the cover of the White Cat and Rabbit’s Tea Room.
The HON contents are the same as the Hobonichi Techo Original with daily pages covering January 1 to December 31 and has English quotes on the bottom of the page. Inside, the HON offers all the hallmarks of the series: thread-stitch binding that opens fully flat at 180°, Tomoe River paper, and a page-per-day layout to capture notes, plans, or illustrations freely. In addition to daily pages, the planner includes yearly and monthly calendars, an index, and bonus pages
The HON can be used without a cover and is just like a book. A hardcover design is already printed and adhered to the book, making it more compact and easy to carry around. 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. Just like the Hobonichi Techo Original and Cousin, the HON uses the same lay-flat stitch binding method and opens to 180 degrees so you can write in it without having to hold the pages down.
The HON has two attached bookmarks so you can mark your place in frequently used pages.
Size: A6
- Language: English
- Paper: Tomoe River
- January Start
- Monday Start
- Hardcover Book
Made in Japan
Produsent
HOBONICHI
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.”