Hobonichi Techo 2026 Weeks : Kyohei Sakaguchi: En Route to Kumamoto Port at Dawn

-About this model

This Weeks cover features a pastel painting by Kyohei Sakaguchi. Born in 1978 in Kumamoto, Japan, Sakaguchi is known for his diverse creative pursuits, spanning writing, painting, music, and architecture. His groundbreaking works include Zero Yen House, a photo book documenting Tokyo’s unhoused communities. He also writes self-help books, creates artwork, and runs a suicide help line through his personal cellphone. His work gained international recognition when The New York Times featured him in 2021. Since May 2020, he has been creating pastel paintings almost daily. This Weeks cover captures the early morning sky in his hometown of Kumamoto.

-About Weeks

Hobonichi Weeks is a compact planner known for its slim design and versatility. With a horizontal weekly layout on the left page and a blank memo page on the right, it provides ample space for scheduling, task lists, and event notes. Including monthly calendars, memo pages, and bonus features, it helps users stay organized. Its portable size and practicality make it a top choice for those seeking a stylish planner for on-the-go use.

-About Hobonichi Techo

The Hobonichi Techo, a premier Japanese planner, has sold over 10 million copies since its debut in 2001. With a minimalist yet thoughtful design, it features renowned Tomoe River paper, known for its thinness and smooth writing experience. Meticulously crafted in Japan to withstand a year of daily use, each Techo is designed for lasting durability.

January start

USD MAP * Minimum Advertised Price: $38

Dimension: (W)3.7" x (L)7.4” x (D)0.4" 

Material: Paper