[Japanese] Hobonichi Techo 2027 Weeks Japanese Edition – Weekly Planner, 12 Cover Designs
Description
Description
Plan your year in the slim and portable Hobonichi Techo 2027 Weeks, a Japanese weekly planner designed to combine schedule management, notes, journaling, and everyday records in one compact book.
The Weeks format features a practical weekly horizontal layout: the left page displays the week's schedule, while the right page provides graph-paper space for notes, lists, ideas, journaling, and planning.
Made with thin and lightweight Tomoe River paper, the planner provides a smooth writing experience while keeping the book slim enough to carry every day. The Japanese January-start edition contains 240 pages, a Monday-start calendar, monthly calendars, weekly pages, memo pages, yearly calendars, and useful reference pages.
Choose from 12 unique 2027 cover designs, including collaborations with ONE PIECE magazine, MOTHER, Moomin, Liberty Fabrics, Leo Lionni, and Japanese artists.
Designs
Variant Name: Design
1. ONE PIECE magazine – Very Very Merry!
A vibrant orange design inspired by the Going Merry from ONE PIECE.
The glossy woven necktie fabric features the Going Merry figurehead, mast, Jolly Roger, tangerine tree, logo, and small scenes including Luffy and Zoro. Because the fabric is woven and cut individually, pattern placement varies from planner to planner.
Material: Polyester / Paper
2. Liberty Fabrics – Floral Remedy
A delicate botanical design created by Liberty Fabrics, featuring chamomile, apple blossom, lily of the valley, wild violet, cranberry, and other plants illustrated in pencil and watercolor.
The cover uses Liberty's smooth and lightweight Tana Lawn cotton fabric.
Material: Cotton / Paper
3. Bow & Tie – Candy Dream
A playful Bow & Tie cover with a colorful, dreamlike design and the subtle sheen and texture characteristic of Hobonichi's woven necktie-fabric Weeks series.
Material: Polyester / Paper
4. MOTHER – Mr. Saturn Pattern
A collaboration with the MOTHER game series featuring an all-over pattern of the beloved Mr. Saturn.
The apricot-colored woven cover recreates Mr. Saturn's distinctive face and red ribbon in glossy necktie fabric.
Material: Polyester / Paper
5. Yoshie Watanabe – Petit Bloom
A refined floral Weeks designed by artist Yoshie Watanabe, combining an elegant textile cover with a delicate botanical atmosphere.
The official 2027 lineup names this design Petit Bloom.
Material: Polyester / Paper
6. Yumi Kitagishi – White Cat Wallpaper
An original wallpaper-inspired pattern by illustrator Yumi Kitagishi, featuring a white cat, elegantly dressed swans, a black cat maid, flowers, and a grand house.
The design is inspired by the charming miniature interiors and dollhouse-like worlds often found in Kitagishi's artwork.
Material: Rayon / Paper
7. Akiko Miyakoshi – Once, in Spring
A poetic Weeks design by picture-book artist Akiko Miyakoshi, titled Once, in Spring.
It combines Miyakoshi's atmospheric illustration style with the slim Hobonichi Weeks format.
Material: Rayon / Paper
8. NATAL DESIGN – Lucky Swallow
A collaboration with Japanese outdoor and lifestyle brand NATAL DESIGN.
Lucky Swallow brings the brand's distinctive graphic style to the compact Hobonichi Weeks format.
Material: Paper
9. Leo Lionni – Frederick (Poet)
A Weeks featuring Frederick, the beloved mouse from Leo Lionni's classic picture book.
The official 2027 design is titled Frederick (Poet).
Material: Rayon / Paper
10. Hiroko Kubota – Meteor Shower in the Light Blue Forest
A dreamy illustration by Hiroko Kubota, featuring a meteor shower crossing a pale blue forest.
The artwork gives the planner a quiet, storybook-like atmosphere.
Material: Paper with Gloss PP Finish / Paper
11. Moomin – At the Table
A Moomin design based on an illustration from Moominsummer Madness, showing the Moomin family and friends gathered around a table.
The pale pink cover features greige linework with a soft purple spine. The Japanese edition includes special Moomin specifications.
Material: Rayon / Paper
Edition: Japanese Special Edition
12. Moomin – A Day in the Life of Snufkin
A deep green Moomin Weeks showing Snufkin enjoying his day — fishing, playing music, relaxing, and spending time with Moomintroll.
The cover uses glossy woven fabric, with subtle bronze lamé details in Snufkin's hat.
Material: Polyester / Paper
Edition: Japanese Special Edition
Planner Layout
The Japanese January-start Weeks includes:
- Language: Japanese
- Year: 2027
- Start: January 2027
- Week Start: Monday
- Total Pages: 240
- Weekly Layout: Weekly Horizontal / Weekly Left
- Yearly Calendar: 2026 / 2027 / 2028
- Yearly Index: January–December 2027
- Monthly Calendar: December 2026–March 2028
- Weekly Pages: November 30, 2026–January 2, 2028
- Japanese Edition Memo Pages: 71
- Graph Grid: 3.55 mm
- Monthly Grid: 3.4 mm
- Binding: Stitch Binding
- Paper: Tomoe River Paper for Planners
Features
- Slim vertical weekly planner
- Japanese-language edition
- January 2027 start
- Monday-start calendar
- Weekly schedule + facing memo page
- Monthly calendar pages
- Yearly calendar and yearly index
- 71 graph-paper memo pages
- Thin and smooth Tomoe River paper
- 3.55 mm graph grid
- Lightweight hardcover construction
- Includes clear adhesive pocket
- Suitable for schedules, journaling, to-do lists, study notes, work planning, and memory keeping
- Compatible with Hobonichi Weeks covers
Product Details
Brand: Hobonichi
Series: Hobonichi Techo Weeks
Product Type: Diary / Weekly Planner
Category: Planners & Organizers
Year: 2027
Language: Japanese
Format: Weekly Horizontal / Weekly Left
Start Month: January
Week Start: Monday
Pages: 240
Paper: Tomoe River Paper for Planners
Size: Approx. 188 × 94 × 11 mm depending on cover design
Quantity: 1 Planner
Important Notes
Cover materials and exact weight vary depending on the selected design.
For fabric-covered designs, the placement of the printed or woven pattern may differ from one planner to another. This is a natural characteristic of the manufacturing process and means each planner may look slightly different.
Tomoe River paper is thin and smooth, but drying time and possible show-through can vary depending on the pen, ink quantity, and writing conditions. Hobonichi recommends testing unfamiliar inks first.

