Hobonichi Techo 2025 HON A5 Unsodo: Bijutsukai (Rainbow)
Hobonichi Techo 2025 HON A5 Unsodo: Bijutsukai (Rainbow)
Geisodo stands as Japan's exclusive publisher specializing in woodblock-printed books. Since its inception, Geisodo has collaborated with artisans known as "designers" who craft patterns for various mediums like dyeing, weaving, ceramics, and lacquerware, releasing diverse woodblock-printed pattern collections. Notably, "Bijutsu-kai" represents a distinct compilation, akin to Japan's Art Nouveau, featuring unique designs.
The HON planner with a hardcover book design, hence it's called "HON" meaning a book in Japanese.
This series was created to make you feel like you’re carrying around a favorite book and take it out at any time to make notes. A5 size features a page per day with a 3.7mm grid layout, the size of a square grid that is easy to write on after years of research. The book opens flat without the need for you to hold down the pages to keep the book open. This is achieved with thread-stitch binding, a bookbinding method that involves sewing and binding the book with thread. You’ll be impressed when you experience for yourself what it feels like to open the book and write in it so easily.
The HON has two attached bookmarks—so you can mark your place in frequently used pages. An A5 pencil board with a pen holder exclusively comes with the HON series. Paper material is durable and thin Tomoe River S paper and its thread-bound book with a lay-flat design makes it easy to write.
Dimensions: A5 (W)6.38" x (L)8.82" x (H)0.87"
Featuring Tomoe River Paper specially designed for planners, as it’s soft to the touch yet sturdy and is easy to write on. Ink permeates nicely into the paper, yet it’s resistant to showing through on the other side of the page, making it ideal for fountain pens.
Page Contents: Yearly & Monthly Calendars, Weekly planner page with 24-hour time table, Daily planner (a day per page), To-do list, My Favorites page, 365-day Goal page, Words to remember page - exclusive to English version