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This is a collaboration techo with the SUPER Famicom™ game “MOTHER 2: Gyiyg Strikes Back!” (EarthBound in North America, released by Nintendo Co., Ltd. in 1994) and the Game Boy Advance™ game “MOTHER 3” (released by Nintendo Co., Ltd. in 2006) , for which Shigesato Itoi was the game designer.
Mr. Saturn is a character that appears in both of these games, and adorns the necktie material used on the cover of this techo.
The main material comes in an apricot hue to mimic the color of Mr. Saturn’s skin, and it’s dotten with images of Mr. Saturn’s face and trademark red ribbon.
You can see his round eyes peering at you over his big nose, so with this design you can look him right in his big cute eyes anytime.
The necktie material gives it some texture that’s pleasant to the touch, as well as a nice-looking sheen. Because it’s genuine necktie material, you can enjoy the exquisite texture of the weave and its silky luster.
The Mr. Saturns are known for their gentle nature, great intelligence, and pure hearts, making them a perfect fit for a techo where you can store the memories of your peaceful days.
The cover has been constructed as a light hardcover book with some give to it so it still bends.The Hobonichi Techo is a popular Japanese planner packed with thoughtfully designed details that make it a beloved organization tool and an open-ended format that doesn’t box users in. This version is the Weeks planner, a more compact version of the original book that gives you an overview of each week instead of a daily format.
The Weeks Techo has a page-per-week layout. The left-hand page of each spread has sections for each day of the week, with the phase of the moon printed under each date. Small dots printed on the weekly sections serve as a guide if you want to divide your schedule into morning, afternoon, and night. The right-hand page has a grid background where you can write lists and notes for the week. The footer of each spread has an inspirational quote and a mini monthly calendar for quick reference.
The beginning of the Weeks Techo contains an overview of yearly calendar dates, plus monthly calendar spreads so you can see the whole month at a glance. It has a yearly index including every date in the year, which can be used as a table of contents, a reference for birthdays and important dates, or a habit tracker. At the end of the planner are 75 extra grid pages for note-taking, plus extras including a favorite things list, a “My 100” list, and more.
Slim and lightweight, the Weeks is made with thin but high quality Tomoe River paper. It has sturdy covers and comes with a clear pocket you can stick on to the inside of the cover, as well as two ribbon bookmarks you can use to keep your place.
The Hobonichi Techo is a Japanese planner with a huge fan following. It’s packed with thoughtfully designed details that make it a beloved organization tool, while maintaining an open-ended format that doesn’t box users in. It’s popularly used as a planner, bullet journal, diary, and sketchbook.