Hobonichi Techo

Planner (A6)

One page per day · English-first editionA6 · 105 × 148 × 15 mm · 190 g

An English-first daily planner with room to breathe.

The Planner is an English-first daily book, directed with Sonya Park of Arts&Science. It keeps the one-page-a-day format but pares things back: a two-colour layout in charcoal grey, with red kept for Sundays, and a looser daily timeline that marks only midday rather than every hour. The grid is a roomy 4 mm, enlarged from the 3.7 mm used on the Japanese books to make writing easier in any language, and the memo pages are dot grid rather than graph. There is no weekly page. It shares the same standard A6 covers as the Original.

English-first, two-colour daily layout
Roomy 4 mm dot-grid pages
Fits standard A6 covers

Editions

English, January-start, from $70. Arrives 1 September.
English only. There has never been a Japanese Planner.
Pairs with the standard A6 covers, plus a dedicated Arts&Science leather cover made for this line.

Daily: one page a day, with a looser timeline that fixes only midday and leaves the rest open. The grid is 4 mm, larger than the 3.7 mm on the Japanese books, and the memo pages are dot grid rather than graph.

Monthly and yearly: a monthly calendar and a 16-month yearly index (December 2025 to March 2027 on the current book).

Weekly: none. The Planner has no weekly page.

The whole book runs in two colours, charcoal grey with red reserved for Sundays, and there is a small dinner prompt printed on each daily page.