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While trying to go to the Hobonichi website, I typed in www.1101.com instead of clicking on the link www.1101.com/store that is in a previous thread.

 

What I got instead of the of the Hobonichi website was a site in Japanese that didn't seem to have anything to do with Hobonichi. I hope i didn't open a redirected site that could have a virus or malware.

 

Am I being worried about nothing?

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It's a personal web-news page by Japanese writer Shigesato Itoi.

 

No virus nor malware, I suppose.

 

 

 

Yet, I don't know the relationship between Hobonichi papers and Mr. Itoi.

 

 

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It's a personal web-news page by Japanese writer Shigesato Itoi.

 

No virus nor malware, I suppose.

 

 

 

Yet, I don't know the relationship between Hobonichi papers and Mr. Itoi.

 

 

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Thank you. It just caught me off-guard when it happened.

 

I wonder why both websites use the same www.1101.com url?

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Yes it is a bit odd that they don't have a custom domain. It does appear that someone is cybersquatting on the .com site they might have chosen, but surely the could come up with something else.

 

I signed up for their mailing lists and now I get strange emails in Japanese. I have no idea what they are about.

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Web research revealed that "Hobonichi techno" is produced by Mr. Itoi and also sold in this site for Japanese market.

As there's no language option, I cannot find English version.

 

This site is genuine, but only written in Japanese.

Sorry for inconvenience.

- of course, there's no relation between "Hobonichi" and me.

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Web research revealed that "Hobonichi techno" is produced by Mr. Itoi and also sold in this site for Japanese market.

As there's no language option, I cannot find English version.

 

This site is genuine, but only written in Japanese.

Sorry for inconvenience.

- of course, there's no relation between "Hobonichi" and me.

Thank you for the clarification.

 

Just ordered the Hobonichi Techo Cousin with Safari cover set and A5 pencil board.

 

https://www.1101.com/store/techo/pc/en/2017/detail_cover/c_c_safariolive.html

 

Thought the Hobonichi covers were expensive, but when I searched for other A5 covers, the quality ones were priced similar.

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Web research revealed that "Hobonichi techno" is produced by Mr. Itoi and also sold in this site for Japanese market.

As there's no language option, I cannot find English version.

 

Here you go: http://hobonichiplanner.com/ :)

 

It redirects to a subdirectory of the 1011 domain, but it's an easy to remember URL that leads to the right place.

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