Hobonichi Techo 2025 Weeks [English/Tall and Slim Size/January Start/Planner] Bow & Tie: Sushi

Exactly as described. Great replacement and excellent for journaling

La agenda es muy compacta para la cantidad de hojas que tiene. Es perfecta si sólo quieres anotar tus pendientes y hacer notas más a fondo justo al lado. Las hojas son delgadas pero resistentes, la tinta no se traspasa pero sí se alcanza a ver del otro lado. Recomiendo hacer mucho research antes de hacer el gasto porque es perfecta para lo que es, no para algo más.

I’ve used the hobonichi techo for a while and wanted to add the weeks for organizing. I love the compact size and the layout is perfect for my needs. I can write appointments and important info on one side and notes on the other. The size is ideal for traveling. I love the fabric cover- it gives a touch of something special you don’t find on other planners. The paper IS thin, but it is high quality Japanese paper. I find some bleed-through if I write with fountain pen but not so much with gel or rollerball. I’ll keep coming back to Hobonichi so long as the quality remains impeccable!

I absolutely love my hobonichi! I like that it’s small enough to carry in my purse, the paper is thin but I like it, the layout is great and easy to use. I will be buying another for next year!

I keep buying this brand and size of planner. I think I’m on my third or fourth year. I find it tiny and flat enough to easily slip into my various purses, but each page has enough space for my to do lists and schedule for each day that week. The paper is great for using gel pens; doesn’t bleed through. I use the back pages as index, and usually by the end of a busy year, I might only have one or two pages unused. I also normally buy a clear cover, as it adds sturdy pockets to front and back, which I stuff!

After loving my Hobonichi Weeks 2024, I knew I had to get the 2025 version. This planner has a soft fabric cover adorned with delicate cherry designs. I absolutely love the layout—each week has the days on the left side, with a blank grid on the right. I use it more like a journal, bullet-pointing my day on the left side; and on the right side I'm drawing, pasting papers, or jotting down notes.