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Hobonichi: Pre-Order At Anderson Pens


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Just pre-ordered my 2019 Hobonichi Techo Cousin A5 planner. $51 with free shipping.

 

https://andersonpens.com/stationery/hobonichi/

 

A little better than last year when ordering from Japan and paying $53.10.

 

However, if you want Hobonichi accessories, you'll still need to order from Japan https://www.1101.com/store/techo/en/2019/all_about/cousin/

 

Jetpens has some accessories https://www.jetpens.com/search?q=hobonichi&v=2&pn=2

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Ordered mine from Japan on September the 1st. 😀

 

No cover this year, I am very happy with the Safari I order last year, but I did buy a couple of A6 notebooks with that wonderfully Tomoe paper.

 

Ordering my Hobonichi has become a ritual over the last four year and always a moment of joy, as it is to use the planner every day.

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Safari A5, sont the green one? How lucky are you! I almost bought a A5 techno so I could get the green Safari... as a A6 user, I have to settle for the blue one. Still a great cover, I put everything in it, including my cellphone.

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Safari A5, sont the green one? How lucky are you! I almost bought a A5 techno so I could get the green Safari... as a A6 user, I have to settle for the blue one. Still a great cover, I put everything in it, including my cellphone.

Yes, the green one.

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