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Hobonichi Techo 2027 Weeks Midnight Blue Planner

Hobonichi Techo 2027 Weeks Midnight Blue Planner

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The Hobonichi Techo 2027 Weeks Midnight Blue Planner is a compact weekly planner from the Colors series, featuring a deep navy cover with a timeless and understated design.

The fabric cover is made with a finely textured bookbinding material that has a smooth, dry-touch feel. The “2027” lettering is finished with white-gold foil, creating a subtle sparkle reminiscent of small stars in the night sky.

The planner features a firm hardcover that is lightweight and slightly flexible, making it convenient to carry for everyday planning.

Inside, it uses Tomoe River paper, known for its lightweight feel and smooth writing experience. Along with monthly and weekly layouts, it includes plenty of graph-paper memo pages for notes, lists, ideas, and everyday planning.

The Japanese edition includes additional pages such as “My 100,” a “365 Days Check-Off List,” writing prompts, and a Hobonichi Community guide to Kanda and Jimbocho.

The English edition includes “My 100,” a “365 Days Check-Off List,” writing prompts to help overcome writer’s block, and a Hobonichi Community map of Kanda and Jimbocho.

Planner Type: Weeks / Weekly Left
Start Date: January 2027
Week Start: Monday
Language: Japanese or English Edition
Cover Color: Midnight Blue
Paper: Tomoe River Paper
Cover: Firm hardcover with slight flexibility
Weight: Approx. 134 g
Material: Rayon paper

Size (Inches)

Dimension Size
Height 7.40 in
Width 3.70 in
Thickness 0.39 in

Size (cm)

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Height 18.8 cm
Width 9.4 cm
Thickness 1.0 cm
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