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[Pre-order] Hobonichi Weeks Pencil Board - Akiko Miyakoshi: Lazy Morning

Hobonichi

€11,00
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UPC:
4580812710510
Availability:
Pre-order Item, ships late Sep.
Size:
Weeks
Material:
Synthetic Paper
Origin:
Japan

The expected release date is 30.09.26

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*Pre-Order Item: Estimated shipping late September 2026 (subject to Hobonichi’s final stock availability). Orders containing pre-order items ship in full once all items arrive. Pre-order cancellations are issued as store credit only.

Thin, stiff and made to sit under the page you are writing on, the Hobonichi Weeks Pencil Board Akiko Miyakoshi: Lazy Morning stops a ballpoint from slipping and keeps indentations off the sheet below. It is cut for Weeks (and fits Weeks Mega).

Lazy Morning began with a photograph of Charlotte Gainsbourg; Miyakoshi wanted the fresh light of morning. The back is light blue — clean air and the smell of sheets.

Along the long edge, millimetre marks work as a ruler. A Today tab at the corner can sit between pages as a bookmark.

  • Weeks (18.7 x 8.8 cm)
  • Synthetic paper material
  • Made in Japan

Hobonichi Weeks Pencil Board - Akiko Miyakoshi: Lazy MorningHobonichi Weeks Pencil Board - Akiko Miyakoshi: Lazy Morning

【ABOUT THE BRAND】

 

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Founded in Tokyo, Japan in 1979 by copywriter Shigesato Itoi, Hobonichi is a globally revered lifestyle brand built around the philosophy of "Gentle, Strong, and Fun."

Hobonichi is world-famous for the Hobonichi Techo—a daily planner designed as a customizable "BOOK of LIFE." Crafted to lie 180° flat, these planners use ultra-thin, fountain-pen-friendly Tomoe River Paper, celebrated for its bleed-resistance. Each year, Hobonichi releases an eager-awaited collection featuring exclusive artist collaborations.

As an official Hobonichi Partner Shop, 85 Rue Tranquille brings these iconic Japanese planners and covers directly to your workspace.

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  • 5
    Magnifique illustration

    Posted by LAURE SCHMIT on 17.09.26

    Très belles couleurs, très harmonieux avec l’agenda Akiko Miyakoshi; rend l’écriture plus aisée.