Hobonichi Techo 2025 Spring Planner
The highly anticipated Hobonichi Techo 2025 Spring edition will be available starting February 1. This new planner is perfect for those looking for a stylish, functional daily organizer to boost productivity and creativity in 2025. Don’t miss out on this popular Japanese planner known for its quality, versatile design, and user-friendly layout. Get your Hobonichi Techo 2025 to plan your year effectively!
Hobonichi Announces Release of “Hobonichi Techo 2025 Spring” Starting April 2025 — Launching February 1 at 11 AM
Hobonichi will release the much-awaited April-start edition, “Hobonichi Techo 2025 spring”, on February 1, 2025, at 11 AM. The spotlight of this new release is the planner cover and Weeks edition inspired by the beauty and tranquility of the national treasure artwork “Pine Forest Screen” by Hasegawa Tohaku, housed at the Tokyo National Museum.
In addition to the planners, a new color option will be added to the popular “tragen” planner cover, designed to carry your planner along with essential stationery and tools. Furthermore, Hobonichi will begin general sales of the “Hobotridori” Weeks and stationery, which were previously available during the exclusive “Lifestyle Enjoyment Exhibition 2025” shopping festival hosted by Hobonichi. The special “TOOLS & TOYS BOX” stationery set, featuring six curated tools in a unique tin case, will also be available for purchase.
Product Details for Hobonichi Techo 2025 Spring
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Release Date & Time: February 1, 2025, at 11 AM
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Available at: Hobonichi Store (online), official stores TOBICHI (Tokyo/Kyoto), nationwide Loft stores, Amazon, Rakuten, and more
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Note: Availability varies by product and store
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Note: Launch time may vary depending on individual store hours
Stay ahead in 2025 with this elegant and functional planner, perfect for organizing your schedule with Japanese craftsmanship and art-inspired design.
National Treasure “Pine Forest Screen” by Hasegawa Tohaku from Tokyo National Museum Featured on Hobonichi Techo Cover and Weeks
“Pine Forest Screen” by Hasegawa Tohaku: A National Treasure Now Featured on Hobonichi Techo Covers and Weeks
The “Pine Forest Screen” (Shorin-zu Byobu) was painted approximately 420 years ago by Hasegawa Tohaku, a master artist from the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Regarded as one of the finest masterpieces of early modern Japanese ink painting (sumi-e), this national treasure is currently housed at the Tokyo National Museum.
Renowned for its mysterious and captivating allure, this beloved cultural icon has now been beautifully reimagined as a design for the Hobonichi Techo planner cover and the weekly planner Weeks edition.
Hobonichi Releases “Hasegawa Tohaku Pine Forest Screen” Planner Covers and Weeks Edition
The original size (A6) planner cover “Hasegawa Tohaku Pine Forest Screen” is available for ¥4,290 (tax included), the Cousin size (A5) cover is priced at ¥5,390 (tax included), and the Weeks weekly planner featuring the same design is offered at ¥2,970 (tax included).
A portion of the sales from this series will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society to support recovery and reconstruction efforts for the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake and the September 2024 Noto Peninsula Heavy Rain Disaster.
Two New Colors Added to the “tragen” Planner Cover Lineup!
Two New Colors Added to the Popular “tragen” Planner Cover Released in Spring 2024
The popular planner cover “tragen”, introduced in spring 2024, is expanding with two new colors. Named after the German word meaning “to carry,” “tragen” features spacious pockets designed to hold your planner along with essential stationery and tools. Despite its magnetic tri-fold design, it offers a lightweight and comfortable feel.
This spring, the lineup welcomes a soft, nuanced Oak Moss color and a bright, vibrant Red, adding fresh options to this functional and stylish planner cover collection.
New Release in Minä Perhonen’s Popular “piece,” Series
Minä Perhonen, a renowned brand known for creating long-lasting, carefully crafted clothing using embroidery, dyeing, and weaving techniques, is bringing its popular “piece,” series to the 2025 Spring Hobonichi Techo planner cover collection. This beloved series features hand-stitched patchwork made from small fabric scraps—called “pieces”—left over from garment production, transformed into unique and beautiful planner covers.
Source: https://www.buntobi.com/articles/entry/news/020366/
