2027 Hobonichi Techo Weeks Planner | V&A Series: Welcome to the V&A | English Edition

Designed in collaboration with London's Victoria and Albert Museum, this model evokes the magic of experiencing art in a museum. The chestnut-coloured cover, made from jacquard tie fabric, is adorned with a dense weave of unique micro-patterns inspired by the museum's collections – from sculptures and fashion items, through Queen Victoria's tiara, to a teacup from the museum café. The embossed light blue foil year 2027 adds a modern touch, contrasting with the depth of the background. This lightweight, hardbound cover gently flexes under pressure.

Each planner comes with a transparent, self-adhesive corner pocket to be attached anywhere on the inside cover.

Materials & Details

• Paper: Iconic Tomoe River – incredibly thin, light, and durable. Thanks to its exceptionally smooth surface, it accepts fountain pen ink beautifully without bleeding through. Thread-stitched binding.
• Fabric: Durable polyester tie fabric with a precise jacquard weave combined with bookbinding paper.
• The planner can be protected and personalized with Hobonichi Weeks Clear Cover – sold separately.

Planner Contents

• Language: English
• Yearly Calendar: 2026, 2027, 2028
• Yearly Index: January–December 2027 (2 pages)
• Monthly Calendar: December 2026 – March 2028 (32 pages)
• Weekly Pages: November 30, 2026 – January 2, 2028 (114 pages); each weekly page includes a quote in English
• Notebook Pages: 75 gridded pages
• Information on Pages: Week number of the year, moon phase (weekly pages – every phase; monthly pages – full and new moon)
• Additional Pages: Useful shortcuts, measuring things around you, my favorites, My 100 list, phrases to break writer's block, Kanda/Jinbo-cho district map, 365 Days Check-Off Sheet, addresses, personal notes

Technical Specifications

• Format: Weeks – vertical, compact
• Dimensions: approx. 18.8 × 9.4 × 1.1 cm
• Weight: approx. 138 g
• Number of Pages: 240
• Grid Size: 3.55 mm (monthly pages: 3.4 mm)
• Collection: Hobonichi Techo – collaboration with Victoria and Albert Museum, London
• Country of Production: Japan

Important information before purchase: The arrangement of micro-motifs on the tie fabric is not positioned – the distribution of patterns varies on each item. Care should be taken with sharp objects to avoid snagging threads. Slight pressing marks may appear on the corners of the binding – a natural effect of the binding process.

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