2025 Planner / Hon A6 Paper Series

The Paper Series features distinctive paper sourced from the specialized paper trading company Takeo. Despite its unassuming appearance as a black techo, upon closer inspection, you'll notice the entire surface is adorned with a subtle plaid pattern. Crafted from Takeo’s “Gingham GA” paper, it boasts an embossed design reminiscent of classic gingham fabric, visible from various angles in the light. Despite its embossed texture, the paper feels smooth to the touch. The year 2025 is elegantly foil-pressed in silver, adding a gentle shine. With its understated yet unique design, this Weeks book is perfect for users seeking a blend of simplicity and sophistication. It seamlessly fits into any work environment, adding a subtle charm only discernible to you.

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. A6 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.

An A6 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. 
Please note that the cover of the Paper series is thinner and softer than the other HON series since it is made by cutting off the sides of the cover instead of wrapping the cover material around the cardboard. It does not have a bookmark.

The year "2025" is stamped so you can easily identify the year when you put the notebooks on the bookshelf.


Dimension: (W)4.1" x (L)5.9" x (H)0.5"
Page Contents: Yearly & Monthly Calendars, Daily planner (a day per page), To-do list, My Favorites page, 365-day Goal page, Words to remember page, Looking Back to the Year 2024 page - exclusive to English version of HON A6

Also available in A5 

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.