Hello, I’m Beckham 3 from the Techo Book Production Team!

Since November, the theme for My Hobonichi Techo for 2025 in the “Hobonichi Techo News” has been in full swing. Now that we’ve entered December, members of the planner team have been eagerly introducing their selections one after another.

Alright, riding this wave, let me share the planners I’ve chosen!

Before that, here’s what I used this year:
For my planner book, I had the “Japanese Cousin Avec Books”, paired with the “MOTHER: Strikes Back!” cover. For my HON (A6 Size), I used “MOTHER: Earthbound Beginnings.”


My MOTHER series setup - it was fantastic!

The spacious Cousin Avec was primarily for work, while the HON was for personal journaling. Looking back, even though I just wrote in them recently, they already feel a bit nostalgic.


A page written with “Squat 15-15” and my personal “Academy Awards List.”

To my delight, the MOTHER series HON is back for 2025! Without hesitation, I’ll be passing the baton from the first edition, “MOTHER: Earthbound Beginnings,” to the second edition, “MOTHER: You come buying? You can sell, too.” To be continued!


Just holding a MOTHER planner sparks joy.

For my work planner in 2025, I’m sticking with the Cousin Avec. It offers ample writing space without being bulky and is easy to carry around. Honestly, the Cousin Avec is my personal “top pick planner.”


Fellow Avec fans out there, you get it, right?

So far, I’ve been cruising along, but now my momentum has come to a screeching halt.

The issue? Deciding on a cover for my Avec.

I was planning to keep using the “MOTHER: Strikes Back!” cover I loved this year. But an unexpected challenger appeared for 2025.


Behold! “Masamune Kusano x junaida: Himitsu Stranger.”

I adore both junaida’s work and Spitz, so this cover, made by our own techo team, feels like cheating?it’s just too good.

Back in March, I even went to the “Himitsu Stranger Exhibition” at Hobo Nichiyobi, and it was fantastic.


junaida’s artwork and the exhibit’s presentation were simply outstanding.

Now, my previously firm decision to stick with the MOTHER series for 2025 is wavering.


To stick with tradition or to change *that* is the question.

Caught between two options, I thought, “Since it’s an Avec, I could switch covers between the first and second halves of the year.” But for now, I’m putting this dilemma on hold.

Instead, I moved on to pick another planner?a Weeks dedicated to hobby journaling.

And guess what? Another battle broke out!


Once again, it’s “MOTHER” VS “Himitsu Stranger”!

On one hand, there’s “MOTHER: Smiles & Tears.” On the other, there’s “Masamune Kusano x junaida: Through the Purple Night.”

I’m thrilled by the options, but I love them both! It feels like a grand sumo match between two titans, and my mind is already splitting into “Red Team” and “White Team” for a mental song contest. Do I really have to choose?

This annual delightful agony?what is it all about? Could it be the work of the mysterious “Techo Mask”?


Even the boy on the left is saying, “Can I think it over a bit more?”

As we near the end of the year, I’ll make my final decision before Hobonichi Store’s last shipping day or Tobichi’s holiday break. If you haven’t chosen your 2025 planner yet, let’s decide together! The journey to finding the perfect planner continues.



Up next is another member of the techo team, who I’m sure has made a sharp decision. Stay tuned for the next Techo News!

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Hello, I’m Ayagi from the social media team.

This time, the theme is “My Hobonichi Techo for 2025,” so I’d like to share my picks for the upcoming year.

Ta-da! Here are the three planners I’ll be using:



Techo books
- Japanese Cousin Avec Books (A5 Size)
- Hobonichi Plain Notebook (A5 Size)
- Japanese Original Book (A6 Size)

Covers
- Naoki Ishikawa: Denali in the Midnight Sun #1 [A5 Cousin Size]
- Only is not Lonely (Ivy Green) [A6 Original Size]

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Cousin Avec: My anything-goes scrapbook

The first planner is my anything-goes scrapbook, where I stick everything I want!



This is how I used my 2024 planner?freely and creatively.

After I got a photo printer, I discovered the joy of printing photos and sticking them in. Now, I just keep finding more things to add!



I stick in more than just photos, like shop cards and even doodles.

By the end of the year, I always feel a deep appreciation that every little day was special in its own way.



Here’s how thick my 2024 planner got with just six months’ worth of memories! Because I love sticking in whatever I want without worrying about space, the split-volume Avec format is a lifesaver.



I plan to keep using my beloved 2022 mina perhonen cover for this planner.

Hobonichi Plain Notebook (A5 Size): My work planner


The second notebook is for work.

While I manage my schedule digitally, I prefer to take meeting notes and track my to-dos on paper. Writing things out by hand helps me organize my thoughts better.

In 2024, I used the A5 size Day-Free for this purpose, which lets you write without worrying about dates.



However, I realized I wasn’t using the monthly calendar pages at all, and I often used illustrations to clarify my thoughts. So, for 2025, I decided to switch to the Plain Notebook.

I’ll pair it with Naoki Ishikawa’s A5 Cousin-sized cover.



I adore Ishikawa’s photo books. With Denali in my heart, I feel ready to tackle work with a bold and expansive mindset.

Original: My jot-it-all notebook


The third planner is for jotting down anything and everything.

I started keeping a random notes planner in April 2024 using a Weeks. It’s where I write down fleeting thoughts or things I’m likely to forget.



I write the most trivial things in it, but don’t you think it’s fun to look back on these little snippets later?

While the compactness of the Weeks was nice, I often wanted a bit more writing space, so I decided to switch to the A6 Original starting January.



Since I want to take it everywhere, I prioritized portability and chose the Only Is Not Lonely cover. It pairs perfectly with the Hobonichi Store exclusive ballpoint pen from 2024.

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That’s my slightly adjusted lineup for 2025!

I’m looking forward to spending another wonderful year with my Hobonichi planners.

Thank you for reading all the way through. Wishing you a fantastic planner life, too!

Stay tuned for more updates in this series. See you next time!

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Hello! I’m Asako from the Techo Team, where I work on the English website and planner production.

For 2025, here’s the planner setup I’m planning to use!



One planner for to-dos and notes
For Work - Weeks Mega

Sneaker: Leaf Green [Weeks Mega]
Tragen (Black) [Weeks Cover]

In 2024, I tried using the Weeks as my work planner for the first time because I wanted to organize my weekly to-dos in one place.


Check out how I used it in this Techo News post.

At first, I thought the Weeks wouldn’t have enough space for everything, so I paired it with the Original book, which has daily pages. But eventually, carrying two planners everywhere became a hassle...


In the end, I settled on stuffing the Weeks into my laptop case pocket.

After I gave up on carrying two planners, I switched to taking notes on my computer. But honestly, I miss the freedom of writing by hand. At the same time, I’ve grown fond of the Weeks...

So, in 2025, I’ll try the Weeks Mega, which has three times the memo pages of the regular Weeks!

I chose the Leaf Green Sneaker cover because its bright, cheerful green is simply adorable.


It even pairs nicely with the Hobonichi Store exclusive ballpoint pen!

The cover material looks great for decorating with stickers, so I’m planning to personalize it with some of my favorites.


Still deciding which stickers to use.

This year, I carried a few pens stuffed into my laptop case pocket. But in 2025, I want to bring a wider variety of stationery with me, so I’ll pair the planner with the Tragen cover.



Creative collaging freedom
For Personal Use - HON (A5 Size)

Hiroko Kubota: Crescent Moon Delivery [HON (A5 Size)]

This year, I’ve been using the A6 size Planner to create collages with candy wrappers, photos, and other cutouts.



It was fun to carefully select which parts to cut out and arrange them to fit the compact A6 size. However, I found myself saving up materials and doing the work later, which took more time.

For next year, I want more space to freely paste things, so I’m upgrading to the A5 size, which is twice as large.

I chose Hiroko Kubota’s Crescent Moon Delivery design because the glowing crescent moon and its reflection on the water are stunning.


My favorite detail is the fox’s expression?the eyebrows and whiskers are adorable.


The glossy cover adds to its beauty, both front and back.

I also plan to use this planner to write a daily diary, because…

Starting round two
Hobonichi 5-Year Techo

Iyo Okumi / Hobonichi 5-Year Techo Gift Set haconiwa
(This item is sold out.)

There’s a reason I also want to write a diary in the HON: it’s my first time switching to a new 5-Year Techo!

I’ve been using the 2020?2024 edition, and at first, I often missed days. But by the second year, I realized how fascinating it was to read my thoughts from the previous year. That’s when I fell in love with the 5-Year Techo and started writing every little detail in it.

Eventually, I ran out of space and thought, “Next time, I’ll get the Large 5-Year Techo!” But...



The haconiwa gift set by iyo okumi won me over with its beautiful embroidered cover and charming miniature garden-inspired box interior. Even though I was tempted by the larger size, I chose this one instead.

To manage the limited space, I’ll write daily reflections and thoughts in the 5-Year Techo, while the HON will hold details about meals and events. I’m still debating whether to swap those roles, but I’ll figure it out before next year!

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Stay tuned for more picks from the Planner Team about their 2025 setups. I hope you enjoy seeing what we’ve chosen!

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Hello! I’m Uni from the Techo Team.

Out of the many amazing options, here’s my pick for “My Hobonichi Techo for 2025”!


For Work
- HON (A6 Size) ONE PIECE magazine: DON!　
- Pochitto6 (One Piece)
- ONE PIECE magazine: Clear Sticky Note Set (Emotions)
- Alettone Document Case

For Personal Use
- HON (A5 Size) Unsodo: Bijutsukai (Rainbow)

For work, I chose the One Piece HON. I’ve been using the 2024 version of the One Piece HON as my work planner this year, and it’s been such a mood booster?something I carry with me every day and see often. I’m certain it’ll keep lifting my spirits next year too!

It’s such a lovely combination when placed together.
Since I’m a die-hard fan of the manga series (I buy every volume as soon as it’s released), I also dream of one day displaying this planner alongside my manga collection, which made HON the perfect choice.

I plan to make great use of the Pochitto6 and sticky notes to stay on top of my tasks and create a lively, vibrant planner.
(The colorful sticky notes will also match the vibrant cover of the Unsodo Bijutsukai (Rainbow) planner!)

As for the Alettone Document Case, our office doesn’t have assigned desks, so I’ve always struggled to carry my work tools around without dropping them (which happened a lot...).
This case was a must-buy for me!

I’m amazed at how sleek it looks while holding so much inside. It’s truly impressive!

(Even my trusty calculator from my university days fits perfectly!)

For personal use, I chose the HON Bijutsukai (Rainbow). Reading the feature on Unsodo’s Bijutsukai made me appreciate its timeless beauty even more. The vibrant, artistic design feels so modern and inspiring.

I opted for the A5 size because I wanted to fully enjoy the design (and because my handwriting tends to be large...).


I’ve been using Hobonichi planners since before I joined the company, primarily as a straightforward diary where I jot down daily events and thoughts without much embellishment. While this simplicity has helped me stick with it as a journal, seeing all the creative ways my colleagues use their planners has inspired me.

Next year, I want to add photos, stamps, and fun elements to make my planner something I can instantly enjoy at a glance!

I love attending concerts, reading books and manga, and watching movies. My plan is to paste photos and jot down my impressions. Since I change my nail designs every month, I also want to feature a picture of my nails on the monthly cover pages, saying, “This month’s look!”

By filling it with everything I love, I hope to create a planner that’s packed with “soul-nourishing” inspiration. I’m so excited to dive in and make it my own!

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Hello, this is Mizunoya, in charge of social media on the Techo Team.

This time, the theme is “My Hobonichi Techo for 2025,” and I’ve been thoroughly enjoying reading everyone’s Techo News as a fellow fan.

Now, here’s the planner lineup I chose!

I've chosen so much!

- Japanese Cousin　Book [A5/January Start/Monday Start]
- Taut Zipped (Cafe au Lait Plaid) [A5 Cousin Size]
- Phoolon (Large Flowers) [A5 Cousin Size]
- Unsodo: Bijutsukai (Rainbow) [HON (A6 Size)]
- Large Hobonichi 5-Year Techo (2025-2029) [A5 Size]
- Coji-Coji: Lots of Coji-Coji [Weeks] (Loft Exclusive)


I really went all out for 2025, didn’t I?

Before diving into each one, let me tell you about my “drama journal” journey.
I’ve been quietly sharing updates about it in Techo News and social media posts for some time now. After much trial and error this year, I finally concluded:

“Weeks is just the right size!”


I tried cramming everything into HON A6 Size...

...and dedicating a two-page spread per show in Day-Free A5 Size.

I experimented with different setups, but I often found myself stuck because of the self-imposed rules I’d created.

All I really wanted to capture was how I felt about a show when I watched it. So, I decided to let go of the strict rules and focus on writing casually in a Weeks.



Now, anything goes:
- Jot down a quick thought like a speech bubble? Perfect!
- Let the words spill out of the boxes? Why not!
- Skip a week? Totally fine!

With this mindset, I’ve been able to enjoy the process and stick with it. When I look back, the short, one-line reflections make it easier to recall my favorite scenes. Sometimes, I even draw a little doodle for fun.


Including the title and subtitle helps me remember the plot of each episode. If I run out of space, I jot down more thoughts on the right-hand memo page. Oh, and Kijitani-san’s final expression? So good!

That wraps up my drama planner update! Now, let’s talk about the planners I chose for 2025.

Weeks → Drama journal

The Loft-exclusive Coji-Coji Weeks (and matching pencil board) was a hard-fought victory. I called multiple stores, visited several locations, and even had my husband check near his workplace before I finally found it!


The little Coji-Coji sleeping by the “2025” and the one showing off their cute backside in the middle? Absolutely adorable. With this cheerful Coji-Coji by my side, I’m excited to keep recording my favorite dramas.

HON A6 Size → Monthly illustrated diary & collage

For the HON A6 Size, I chose the colorful, retro-style Bijutsukai (Rainbow) by Unsodo. I’ve been drawing a monthly illustrated diary this year, so I plan to continue in 2025!


When the drawings turn out well, it’s a joy. When they don’t, they’re a funny memory to look back on later. Either way, it’s so much fun that I want to keep it up.

For the daily pages, I’m thinking of trying something new?perhaps a collage or scrapbook style.

Cousin → Work planner
For work, I’m sticking with the Cousin again this year. However, I couldn’t decide between the Taut Zipped and Phoolon covers, so I got both!


The Taut Zipped has a luxurious, sturdy fabric, so I’m thinking of using it during the colder months. When the weather warms up, I’ll switch to the cheerful Phoolon cover.

Here’s the pencil board I’ll be pairing with my work planner: Hobonichi Pencil Board for A5 Size (Paddington)



On the back of the pencil board, there’s a tiny, adorable Paddington. He’s trying to climb a tall step while carrying way too much?so many questions come to mind! How can he see? Are his hands okay? What’s that hat made of? Whenever work gets tough, I’ll take a peek at Paddington and smile.

5-Year Techo → Diary

Since 2024 was the final year of my previous 5-Year Techo, I’m excited to start a new one for 2025. I can’t wait to see what the next five years have in store!

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Thank you for reading until the end. Here’s to enjoying another year of planning in 2025!

Stay tuned for the next update!

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Hello, I’m Shiozaki from the Techo Team.

For this edition of the Techo News, I’ll introduce the Hobonichi Techo 2025 planners I chose.



It turned out to be a simple selection this time. Seeing them lined up like this makes me realize this might be my current mood.

Purchased Items:

- Planner Book
- Charcoal Gray [A6 Original Size]
- Bow & Tie: Snake Toy
- Fireside Chat Notebook (B7 Size)

I bought two planners, just like this year?one for work and one for personal use.

First, for work, I’ve decided to try using the Planner for the first time.



When I open it, the clean, elegant pages feel so refined. Since this is my first time using this planner, I’m feeling both excited and a bit nervous to start.



The Planner’s pages are mainly printed in a sophisticated charcoal gray, but Sundays are highlighted with a vivid red. It’s crisp and pleasing to the eye.



Another highlight is that the daily quotes are in English. I’ve always wanted to study English but haven’t taken any action yet. So, I’m thinking of challenging myself to translate one page a day into Japanese. (Here’s hoping I stick with it...)



I plan to pair this Planner with the trifold leather Charcoal Gray cover.





I’m also secretly thrilled that the cover’s charcoal gray complements the Planner’s print color perfectly.

For personal use, I decided on a Weeks.

I had already planned to use a Weeks for personal matters but hadn’t given much thought to which design to choose. Then, while wandering around the Tobichi store, I came across this one: Snake-kun.



It was featured in the Secret to Bow & Tie, guiding me through the contents with such charm that I couldn’t help but read it thoroughly. As someone born in the Year of the Snake, I immediately felt a connection and decided on this one.



The base is a sophisticated gray-beige, accented with vibrant blue and red. It’s both cute and chic, making it wonderfully stylish. It also pairs well with simple items.

Since this is my zodiac year’s planner, I want to fill it with all the things I love.

After much deliberation (a fun annual tradition), I ended up choosing something fresh and different from what I originally had in mind. I’m very happy with my selection.

What planners will be chosen next? Stay tuned for more updates to come!

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Hello, I’m Higashi, and I manage the Hobonichi Store as part of the Techo Team.

In our ongoing series, “My Hobonichi Techo for 2025,” here are the planners I’ll be using in 2025!



Let me briefly share how I plan to use them.

1st techo: HON Bijutsukai (Rainbow) for life logging

This planner will be for documenting hobbies and jotting down or pasting in things I come across throughout the day. I chose the A5 size so I can use it freely without worrying about space constraints.


I’ll use it alongside the Hobonichi Store Exclusive bonus notebook (right).

I love the straight-line rainbow pattern, the vibrant colors, and the warm, slightly textured feel of the cover.

I plan to use this planner to cherish and preserve the “day-to-day” moments. I’ve already started jotting down some fun prompts for warming up and sparking ideas on the introductory pages.


Using speech bubble sticky notes makes the pages lively.

On days when I’m unsure what to write, I’ll look back at this page for inspiration, treating it like an interview with myself to capture the essence of my day.

2nd techo: Bow & Tie Sushi Weeks Mega for health management



Since it has a sushi motif, my ultimate goal is to “live a healthy year and enjoy lots of delicious sushi!”

I’ll use it to track my daily steps, weather, sleep hours, and other health-related details. Each week, I’ll review and make improvements based on my notes.

The weekly pages in the Weeks can be used starting November 25, so I’ve already begun setting up the base for next week’s entries.


I’ll record my meals on the left and summarize everything else in a table format.

I’m motivated to start managing my health with this planner, especially as we approach the end of the year?a time when it’s easy to get sick!

3rd techo: Day-Free (A5 Size) for an enjoyable reading log


I also bought a new stamp and ink for jotting down my thoughts.

Since 2023, I’ve been tracking the titles of books I read each day. This year, I started noting them in the monthly calendar, and I plan to continue next year.


I love decorating my reading log at the end of each month!

While continuing this habit, I want to expand by writing down my thoughts, things I want to learn more about, or memorable words and phrases from the books I read.

The monthly calendar + graph paper format of the Day-Free is perfect for this.

Rather than forcing myself to write every day, I’ll use this planner at my own pace, jotting down as many pages as I like whenever inspiration strikes.

I’m still deciding on a work planner, so I plan to take inspiration from the updates shared by other members of the Techo Team.

Stay tuned for the next updates!

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Hello, I’m Aizawa who’s in charge of social media on the Techo Team.

Here’s the techo I bought for 2025!
Ta-daa!



What I bought is…

- Hobonichi Plain Notebook (A5)　
- PAMM: Thanks Sea [Cover / A5 Cousin Size]　
- iyo okumi: Hobonichi 5-Year Techo Gift Set: haconiwa (2025-2029)　
- Unsodo: Bijutsukai (Tanabata Decorations) [Weeks]　
- Bow & Tie: Sushi [Weeks]　

That’s quite a list, isn’t it? I think I made these purchases around September 5th. Back then, I was full of enthusiasm.

By the way, the planner I’m currently using is a single Weeks by Yumi Kitagishi. However, September and October pages were left completely blank, and I’ve only just started using it again recently.



I couldn’t even fully utilize one Weeks this year, so why did I decide to buy four planners for next year? I’m feeling a bit of regret, but here’s my initial plan:

Plain Notebook + PAMM → For Work



I’m using this combination for work notes.

I used to use the Cousin for work, but since there were days when I wrote a lot and days I didn’t write at all,, I decided to switch to the Plain Notebook, where I don’t have to worry about dates.
Hobonichi Frame Stickers for Dates make it easy to keep everything neat, so I recommend them!



Hobonichi 5-Year Techo Gift Set: haconiwa → For a Diary



This one is for journaling. I’ve been writing short, three-line diary entries in my Weeks this year, so I plan to transition to the 5-Year Techo.

Bijutsukai (Tanabata Decorations) [Weeks] → For a Reading Log



I was inspired by 's book tracking idea (will link to YouTube video), so I plan to use this as a reading log. Dreaming of jotting down notes in a cafe, I also bought a Rivet Band Laccio to carry my pen with me.

Sushi [Weeks] → For Meal Tracking



I plan to use the SUSHI Weeks to record my meals. I’ll be borrowing the idea from 's rice diary.
On days when I manage to pack a bento, I’ll stamp it with a Pochitto6.
…But since I’ve only made bento lunches a handful of times this year, the real question is: can I manage to do this every day in 2025?

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That wraps up the Hobonichi Techo 2025 lineup I’ve chosen!

Before I started writing this Techo News post, I was absolutely convinced I’d bought too many planners. But now that I’ve laid out my plans, I’m actually starting to feel excited.

If I manage to stick to my plans, I’ll be reading a book every week and packing lunch every day?I might even become a completely different person by next year!

Stay tuned for the next update~!

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Hello everyone. This is Maho Ise, a writer on the Techo Team.

This is the time of year when we reflect on the end of one year and the start of a new one, making it the perfect moment to think about which planner to use next.

I’ve decided to refresh my main everyday planner and continue using the Hobonichi 5-Year Techo.



I’ve chosen the HON (A5 Size) Slash (Ivory).

After years of using the Weeks alongside a notebook, I decided to move to the HON (A5 Size) because of my determination to consolidate all my work-related notes into one book!

As for why I chose the Slash cover, it’s because its simplicity fits perfectly with any scenario?whether it’s a meeting, an interview, or whether I’m dressed casually or formally.

However, I agonized over the color choice. If someone asked me, “What’s your favorite color?”
I’d immediately answer, “Navy.” Naturally, you’d think I’d choose navy without hesitation, but… hmm.

I lost count of how many times I visited Tobichi Tokyo to imagine myself using it.

In the end, I went with ivory, inspired by the mindset of “When you feel uncertain, it’s okay to choose something different!”

And since this will be my second year using the Hobonichi 5-Year Techo, I’m looking forward to not only jotting down my daily thoughts but also enjoying the feature of looking back at “What was I doing a year ago today?”



Here’s to a year where those moments of “Hmm?” turn into “Aha!”

Stay tuned for the next post!

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Hello, this is Nanako from the Techo Team.
This time, the theme is “My Hobonichi Techo for 2025.”
The planner I’ve chosen is the “Planner.”



The Planner is a simple and sophisticated planner directed by Sonya Park, the owner of the select shop and brand ARTS&SCIENCE.

As a beginner in using planners, I did wonder, “Can I really make the most of this...?” But, drawn by admiration, I finally took the plunge.



Currently, I’m using the large HON (A5 size), but for 2025, since so many adorable notebooks are available, I decided to go with the Alettone Document Case. I plan to pair the Planner with some notebooks, so I can use them differently depending on the situation.



What sealed the deal for me was that with this combination, you can see the stylish cover of the Planner through the case!

So why did I choose the Planner?
Just looking at its pages feels like it clears and sharpens my mind, and it has a vibe that seems to spark great ideas. The texture of the cover also feels like it’ll become familiar and well-loved over time?similar to how a dictionary feels as it becomes “yours.” It gave me a sense of nostalgia and excitement.




Inside, the design is minimal, with only a few colors like charcoal gray and red. I plan to use rich black ink pens and colored pencils to turn it into an idea sketchbook. (That’s the goal!)



One of my favorite features is the “dinner mark” at the bottom left of each daily page. I’ve recently started paying more attention to my nutritional balance, so I’m thinking of using it to track ingredients I use for home-cooked meals or to record delicious lunches I’ve had in Jinbocho. Having a specific spot to write this down will help keep my layout clean, which makes me happy.

So, that’s my choice for “The Hobonichi Techo I Chose for 2025.”
What will the next featured planner be? Stay tuned!

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