2025 Planner / Hon A5 Bow & Tie / Sushi

This is an English version. 
The HON planner with a hardcover book design, hence it's called "HON" meaning a book in Japanese. 

The Bow & Tie series features a distinctive cover made from the same textured, glossy fabric commonly used in neckties. The luxurious feel and subtle sheen of the material set this series apart from other Weeks books, making it a perennial bestseller. This year, we've chosen a Sushi design to celebrate Japanese culture. Sushi holds a special place in Japanese cuisine, often regarded as the country's quintessential dish, representing meticulous preparation and the joy of communal dining. While sushi's popularity has soared globally, its allure remains enigmatic for many outside of Japan, adding to its universal appeal.

This series was created to make you feel like you’re carrying around a favorite book and take it out at any time to make notes. A5 size features a page per day with a 3.7mm grid layout, the size of a square grid that is easy to write on after years of research.

The HON has two attached bookmarks—one navy and one beige—so you can mark your place in frequently used pages. An A5 pencil board with a pen holder exclusively comes with the HON series. Paper material is durable and thin Tomoe River S paper and its thread-bound book with a lay-flat design makes it easy to write.

The year "2025" is stamped so you can easily identify the year when you put the notebooks on the bookshelf.
Last, not the least - each one of planner has a serial number printed on the backside of front cover! 

Dimension: (W)6" x (L)8.4" x (H)0.8"
Page Contents: Yearly & Monthly Calendars, Weekly planner page with 24-hour time table, Daily planner (a day per page), To-do list, My Favorites page, 365-day Goal page, Words to remember page - exclusive to English version of HON

Also available: Weeks &  A6

HOBONICHI TECHO
The original Hobonichi Techo was born in 2001 from Japan, and it’s been refined and updated every year to reflect the demands of users. Now, over 20 years, the techo has been used by fans all over the world.