I have been using both Hobonichi A6 and Kokuyo Jibun Techo for many years now.. I love this combo. Hobonichi for my Journal and Jibun Techo for my planner.
I actually got a Jibun Techo Days for $10 on clearance at my local Barnes and Noble. I’m saving it to use in the fall since I’m currently content with the Hobonichi A6. Your video was great . So informative! Love it!
I love the details of the features, paper performance and differences between Hobonichi and Kokuyo. I currently only have experience with Kokuyo paper so knowing that the Jinbun Techo is perfect for work usage. For private use I like to do a shorter type of week dairy journalling and I 1st was looking into a Midori diary, but now I think it would be wiser to get the Hobonichi for combining planning/ dairy journalling.
I’m so happy you found this video helpful!! 😇 The Hobonichi is a very wise choice for combo planning. Plus, I find the Hobonichi paper to be more of an enjoyable writing experience compared to the Midori paper 🤍😊
@@lillabjornco Yeah I thought it would be cheaper in the long run to get a Hobonichi in the future for personal use. Might even save some space in my bags as well
They are from AliExpress! The listing is called “10/30/50pcs Ins Style Cute Stickers Cartoon Milk Food Decals DIY Fridge Phone Suitcase Laptop Notebook Car Wall Sticker Kids Toy” 💖💖
You have the Hobonichi planner, though, not the Techo. The Techo is a bit different from the Planner (and there is now an English version of the Techo).
Hello yes I have the Hobonichi Techo Planner Book! It differs slightly compared to the Japanese version, which I mention during the video. If you’d like to know more about the differences between the Hobonichi Techo Planner Book (English version) and the Hobonichi Techo Japanese version, you can visit the official Hobonichi website! www.1101.com/store/techo/en/all_about/
I have been using both Hobonichi A6 and Kokuyo Jibun Techo for many years now.. I love this combo. Hobonichi for my Journal and Jibun Techo for my planner.
That sounds like an ideal system! 😇
I actually got a Jibun Techo Days for $10 on clearance at my local Barnes and Noble. I’m saving it to use in the fall since I’m currently content with the Hobonichi A6. Your video was great . So informative! Love it!
$10?!? What a steal!! I’m so happy you enjoyed the video 💖💖
10?? wow!!! amazing find!!
For 2025 I'm planning to add the Jibun Techo Days. Thanks for the review!
I’m so glad you found this helpful!! 😊💖🙏
I love the details of the features, paper performance and differences between Hobonichi and Kokuyo. I currently only have experience with Kokuyo paper so knowing that the Jinbun Techo is perfect for work usage. For private use I like to do a shorter type of week dairy journalling and I 1st was looking into a Midori diary, but now I think it would be wiser to get the Hobonichi for combining planning/ dairy journalling.
I’m so happy you found this video helpful!! 😇 The Hobonichi is a very wise choice for combo planning. Plus, I find the Hobonichi paper to be more of an enjoyable writing experience compared to the Midori paper 🤍😊
@@lillabjornco Yeah I thought it would be cheaper in the long run to get a Hobonichi in the future for personal use. Might even save some space in my bags as well
Sounds like a good plan! 😁
Thank you for the comparison! - Those are cool stickers at the back of your idea booklet! Where did you get them? 🤓
They are from AliExpress! The listing is called “10/30/50pcs Ins Style Cute Stickers Cartoon Milk Food Decals DIY Fridge Phone Suitcase Laptop Notebook Car Wall Sticker Kids Toy” 💖💖
@@lillabjornco Thank you for replying so quickly. 🥰 What a listing! 😅
Ofc, glad I can help 🥰 Haha I know right? 🥴🥴
You have the Hobonichi planner, though, not the Techo. The Techo is a bit different from the Planner (and there is now an English version of the Techo).
Hello yes I have the Hobonichi Techo Planner Book! It differs slightly compared to the Japanese version, which I mention during the video. If you’d like to know more about the differences between the Hobonichi Techo Planner Book (English version) and the Hobonichi Techo Japanese version, you can visit the official Hobonichi website! www.1101.com/store/techo/en/all_about/
How do you guys keep your planners shut? I’m looking for a planner band and would love recommendations 🥰
Midori has an elastic band that can be used for a6 and a5 books.
Thank you so much!! @@thestationeryjunkie
Thank you so much!! @@thestationeryjunkie
@@lillabjornco you can also look up Hobonichi, they also have an elastic band. ☺️
Omg yes I do have a Hobonichi one! It just doesn’t fit into the pocket 😩