Hobonichi Techo Weeks 2026 | Bow & Tie: In The Forest - Stylish weekly planner inspired by nature (Japanese version)

Discover the unique Hobonichi Techo Weeks 2026 weekly planner from the Bow & Tie collection: In The Forest – a fusion of elegance, functionality, and forest inspiration. This edition transports you to the world of a peaceful forest, full of birds, animals, and plants, creating an atmosphere conducive to peace and reflection.

Note: The calendar is entirely in Japanese. Despite language barriers, its clear layout and visual aesthetics make it easy to use even without Japanese knowledge.

Characteristic features:

• Cover with beautiful illustrations of forest fauna and flora on a calm blue background.

• A delicate inscription reading "Hobonichi Techo" incorporated into the tree trunk, symbolizing contact with nature.

• The solid yet flexible hard cover ensures comfortable use.

• Handy format (188 × 94 × 11 mm) – perfect for carrying in a bag or pocket.

• Made of high-quality materials: durable polyester and Tomoe River paper – exceptionally thin and yet puncture-resistant.

Why choose this planner?

It's not just an organizer, but also a source of daily inspiration and harmony. Its carefully designed layout makes it perfect for both work and personal life – even if you don't speak Japanese.

Functionality:

• Annual calendars for 2025, 2026 and 2027.

• 2026 year index to help you quickly find important dates.

• Monthly inspection from December 2025 to March 2027 (16 months).

• Weekly layout from December 2025 to December 2026 with space for notes, tasks and plans.

Additional advantages:

• 75 pages for notes, sketches and notes.

• Motivational quotes in Japanese for every week.

• Additional pages for tracking habits, goals, and contacts.

• Two ribbon bookmarks and a transparent pocket for small documents.

• A unique serial number confirming the originality of the planner.

• Can be personalized with interchangeable covers (available separately).

Japanese quality and precision:

Made in Japan using the iconic Tomoe River S paper – light, durable and perfect for writing with a fountain pen, ballpoint pen or fineliner.