2025 Planner / Weeks Unsodo

This is an English version. 
Geisodo stands as Japan's exclusive publisher specializing in woodblock-printed books. Since its inception, Geisodo has collaborated with artisans known as "designers" who craft patterns for various mediums like dyeing, weaving, ceramics, and lacquerware, releasing diverse woodblock-printed pattern collections. Notably, "Bijutsu-kai" represents a distinct compilation, akin to Japan's Art Nouveau, featuring unique designs. From this compilation, the "Tanabata decorations" have been chosen for the Weeks edition. Tanabata, a traditional Japanese festival observed on July 7th, involves inscribing wishes on small strips of paper called "tanzaku" and hanging them on bamboo branches. This design captures the essence of Japanese tradition, encapsulating its colors and motifs. 

The Weeks planner is designed for portability. It fits smartly in your bag or shirt pocket, etc. 

The majority of the planner format is consisted with a weekly planner and notes. The left page is a weekly schedule, and the right page is a memo for the week.

The light Tomoe River paper is used for Weeks series, which is resistant to bleeding and the paper itself was designed for planners. The grid measurement is 3.55mm on the note section. 
The year "2025" is stamped so you can easily identify the year when you put the notebooks on the bookshelf.

Dimension: (W)3.7" x (L)7.4" x (D)0.4" 
Page Contents: Yearly & Monthly Calendars, Weekly planner page with a note section on the left side, My Favorites page, 365-day Goal page - exclusive to English version of Weeks

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