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HobonichiHobonichi Weekly Calendar 2027Jan start

  • 2027 New

This weekly calendar lets you see your entire week at a glance across a two-page spread. Each day has three checkboxes and a 24-hour timeline, making it easy to lay out your plans for the week.



It also retains the signature features of the Hobonichi Techo, such as Tomoe River paper, graph paper pages that are easy to use in any way you like, and thread-stitch binding that allows the book to open flat at 180 degrees. It’s slightly smaller than the Original techo, so it can fit perfectly into a techo cover pocket.



This calendar is also a great option for users of the Original techo who want the vertical weekly pages that are included in the Cousin.

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Product Detail: Hiroyuki Oe
HobonichiHobonichi Weekly Calendar 2027Jan start
  1. ¥880 (incl. tax)

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Specifications*Specifications may vary slightly

SizeH: 140 x W: 95 x T: 4 mm / H: 5.5" x W: 3.7" x T: 0.2"
WeightApprox. 49 g
Main materialPaper
Other InformationContents of the Hobonichi Weekly Calendar 2027:
- 53 weeks (Dec. 28, 2026 - Jan. 2, 2028)
- Yearly calendar (2027)
- Monday-start week
- 3.45mm grid size
- 5 memo pages

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Please Read Before You Buy

We’ve compiled a list of warnings, potential issues, and tips to keep in mind for this particular product. Additionally, the color of the product may be slightly different in actuality than compared to how it appeared on a computer or smartphone screen.

About the paper used (techo)

The Tomoe River paper designed for planners is known for its thinness and smooth writing surface. However, depending on the type and amount of ink or pen used—as well as environmental conditions—some ink may bleed through or take longer to dry. We recommend testing your pens on an inconspicuous area first, or using a pencil board or blotting paper for best results.