Hobonichi Techo Weeks - English - Paper Series: Pale Blue-Green

The Hobonichi Techo is one of Japan's best-selling planners. More than just an agenda, it is a blank canvas for documenting the small moments of everyday life. Use it as a diary, scrapbook, sketchbook, or simply a place to record your thoughts. It is made with Tomoe River paper, which is ultra thin and lightweight yet remarkably resistant to ink bleedthrough. This is the Weeks planner, a compact alternative to the A5 and A6 Hobonichi Techo planners for anyone who doesn't need a full page for every day of the year. Features: 52 gsm Tomoe River paper. Graph sheet style. Weekly planner section with two pages for each week from November 27, 2023 through January 5, 2025. The left page lists each day of the week in a Monday–Sunday format, and the right page features graph paper for additional notes. Monthly calendar section covering December 2023 through March 2025, with two-page spreads for each month. 73 pages of additional graph paper. Reference pages including measurement tables and spaces to record addresses, your favorite things, and more. Lay-flat stitch binding. Two ribbon page markers. Sticker for adding a pocket to one of the inside covers. This planner features a flexible paper cover that appears to be a simple blue-green color at first. Look closer, however, and you will see that it is covered in ultra-fine glitter that sparkles like diamond dust in the light. For additional protection, pair this planner with one of the clear covers listed under Compatible Products. Notes: The paper used to make the cover of this planner is delicate and may be damaged by water or friction. We strongly recommend protecting it with one of the covers listed under Compatible Products. The corners of the cover may have light traces of press marks from the manufacturing processes. This planner features classic Tomoe River paper. Beginning with the 2024 April-start planners, all Hobonichi Weeks will use the new Tomoe River S paper. Because the paper is so smooth, ink will take longer to dry and may be more prone to smearing on Tomoe River paper than it is on typical notebook or copy paper.