Hobonichi Techo 2027 Weeks - Colors: Poppy Red

The Hobonichi Techo Weeks "Colors: Poppy Red" features a bold, vibrant scarlet cover inspired by the color of a poppy flower. Part of the Colors series, the cover is made with a finely woven bookbinding textile that feels smooth and comfortable to the touch. The year 2027 is foil-pressed in gold, adding a bright metallic accent to the striking red cover.

The cover is constructed as a light hardcover with some flexibility, making it sturdy while still easy to carry. A clear, adhesive corner pocket is included for storing small notes and keepsakes, and you can pair the Weeks with a Clear Cover or Weeks cover to customize its look or add storage.

Inside, the Weeks features monthly calendars, weekly pages, and plenty of grid-lined memo pages for planning, journaling, and everyday notes. The thin and durable Tomoe River paper provides a smooth writing experience and holds ink well.

The back of the book includes useful bonus pages such as My 100, Favorites, the 365 Days Check-Off Sheet, Phrases to Break That Writer’s Block, and the Hobonichi’s Neighborhood: Kanda/Jinbo-cho Map, along with other reference pages.

Specifications:

Comes with:

• Yearly Calendar: 2026-2028
• Yearly Index: Jan. - Dec. 2027 (2 pages)
• Monthly Calendar: Dec. 2026 - Mar. 2028 (32 pages)
  
• Daily Quotes: One quote per week.
• Weekly Pages: Nov. 30, 2026 - Jan 2, 2028 (114 pages) 
  • Start of Week: Monday-start week
• Memo Pages: 75 pages
• Bonus Pages: Useful Abreviations, Using Things around You to Measure Size, Favorites, My 100, Phrases to Break That Writer's Block, Hobonich's Neighborhood: Kanda, Jinbo-cho Map, 365 Days Check-Off Sheet, Addresses, Personal Notes

Dimensions: L7.4 x W3.7 x T0.4 inches / H188 x W94 x T11 mm

Language: English

Page Amount: 240 pages

Paper Type: Tomoe-River Paper 

Binding Type: Stitch-binding

Graph Paper Size: 3.55 mm 

• Monthly calendar pages are 3.4 mm. 

Notes:

• Tomoe River paper works well with many writing instruments, but some inks may take longer to dry or show through depending on the pen, ink, and conditions. Testing your pens first or using a pencil board or blotting paper is recommended.
• Due to the binding process, slight press marks, whitening, or glossiness may appear on the cover corners. These are unavoidable and are not considered defects.
• Color may transfer through friction or prolonged contact, especially when exposed to water or sweat. Take care when carrying the techo near clothing or other belongings.