One page per day! And so much more.  This is the journal that was created after the original because some people wanted a bit bigger journal for their daily practice. 

This is the English-language edition of the Hobonichi Techo Cousin, a one-page-per-day techo in A5 size.

Now in its 26th year since the 2002 edition, this standard Hobonichi Techo is presented entirely in English. The daily pages give you plenty of space to write schedules, journal entries, and notes; paste in tickets and photos; sketch; and much more.

Like the Japanese edition of the Cousin, the techo provides one page per day for you to write schedules, journal entries, and notes; paste in tickets and photos; sketch; and much more. The ample space of the Cousin’s daily pages makes it especially easy to use for compiling all your work notes into one book, keeping a parenting diary, or creating a shared journal with someone. Many also use it as a “desk techo” — one that they keep at home or at the office rather than carry around.

The page design is based on a 3.7 mm grid layout, refined through countless adjustments over the years. It’s ideal for writing neat schedules and text, and comes in handy whenever you want to sketch diagrams or illustrations. Just like the Japanese-language edition of the Cousin, each month is printed in a different color.

On each spread of daily pages, you’ll find Daily Quotes in English, which are carefully selected from content on the Hobonichi website. This makes the techo a pleasure to read through as well as write in.

You’ll also find vertical Weekly Pages that are unique to the Hobonichi Techo Cousin. Writing your plans along a vertical timeline makes it easy to manage your schedule on a week-by-week basis.

Jan Start/Mon Start

Two more great things to know about the techos; (the books) due to its construction and binding, they are able to lay flat without having to hold them down and the paper is Tomoe River which is smooth and easy to touch and holds a multitude of inks beautifully including fountain pens.The back of the techo contains bonus pages, including standard favorites such as Favorites, My 100, and the 365 Days Check-Off Sheet, as well as new additions like Phrases to Break That Writer’s Block, Hard-to-Translate Japanese Words, and the Hobonichi’s Neighborhood: Kanda/Jinbo-cho Map, among others.

Made in Japan