Hobonichi - Cousin A5
A cover in collaboration with ONE PIECE magazine, a publication which dives deep into the world of the manga One Piece. This layout showcases the brave Luffy that the author Eiichiro Oda drew for the cover of Vol. 14 of the ONE PIECE magazine.
The chic cover features an illustration which is silk-screen printed onto a black background. The red stitching on the edge and the bookmark in a matching shade serve as bold accents.
Ohikkoshi was first released in the monthly magazine Ohanashi Pooka in 2007, and published as a picture book the following year. The squirrels all cross the bridge, go down the stairs and just when you think they all made their way across the street, they climb up the wire fence for a short rest...The sight of them all walking together, one after another, is somehow both delightful and refreshing.
The theme is “Nothing to hide”—a celebration of unfiltered beauty and self-expression. The translucent cover is intentionally designed so that the techo inside remains visible.
The cover features a crocodile-embossed pattern on PVC. By pairing the transparency of PVC with the embossed texture of natural leather, this design captures beautiful people’s signature sense of playful contrast
This retro-pop butterfly stopper cover is made from a glossy enamel material and scattered with photos of adorable dogs and cats. Created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Candy Stripper, a beloved fashion brand since its founding in 1995, this is our third collaboration cover together.
A design filled with irresistible charm, featuring random placements of dog and cat photos interspersed with English wording. The shiny enamel texture and chic black background bring out the playful, stylish vibe.
okumi’s work features motifs such as animals, plants, and things that you can find in everyday life around you. The intricate embroidery is worked into fantastical and romantic designs that capture okumi’s unique worldview.
Living in Kumamoto Prefecture, Sakaguchi began growing vegetables on a plot he rented in a community garden in 2020. On his way to the garden and while tending his plot, he captures the scenery with his smartphone. He uses these photos as references for his pastel artwork.
A butterfly-stopper style cover in a light green leather reminiscent of sage leaves. From its supple feel to the finely textured grain, this cover lets you fully experience the refined allure of premium Italian leather.
Crafted from high-quality Spanish hide and tanned in the north of Italy by the company Poletto, this is a leather called Nautilus. Taking on the challenge of combining tradition with modern techniques worthy of a contemporary product, Poletto has created this leather which has a unique elasticity and texture.
This is a sleek leather cover that fits snugly around your techo. There is no butterfly-stopper pen holder, and even the pockets have been kept to a minimum to keep the bulk down and make this cover the most compact way to hold your techo.
The leather used is called Seta Double, tanned by the North Italian company Poletto. The European hide was chrome-tanned to give this slightly matte yet clear leather. The name Seta comes from the Italian word for silk, and speaks for the silky smooth touch and natural finish of this leather.
TS stands for the initials of Taku Satoh. Out of all the various Hobonichi Techo covers, this has been a staple in our lineup and has been a popular choice for over ten years.
A techo can feel like a letter to yourself. We created this cover with the hope that you’ll enjoy quiet moments of reflection—like writing a letter to your own heart. Even the action of winding and unwinding the string to open and close the cover is meant to be savored, as part of a mindful, personal ritual.
A brand born in England, Liberty Fabrics has gained fans around the world, and this “butterfly-stopper” style cover features their printed fabric.
Sasha Kiora is a small floral pattern reminiscent of the pastoral illustrations by Kate Greenaway, a representative picture book artist of the latter half of 19th century Britain. With pink and light blue anemones drifting through the breeze, and small buds and leaves peeking through, this elegant design is reminiscent of a windy meadow.
Using crayons with bold, free-flowing strokes, Matsubayashi illustrated a large, blooming flower. The gentle wavering of the hand-drawn lines gives it a soft, inviting charm. The bright pink base color was chosen to reflect the feel of Matsubayashi’s original artwork, resulting in a design that lifts your spirits and fills you with joy the moment you see it.
Using plenty of water to mix in with the paint and a flat brush, a collection of arcs that blend together is created for the aalto. This textile was made with transparent watercolor which overlaps in layers, making them look like waves that continue into the distance, and to the far reaches of an endless sea.
This item is a reimagining of the popular 2014 Hobonichi Techo cover skyful. This time, the color scheme was specifically created for the Hobonichi Techo cover, which depicts a sky full of stars made from colorful, brightly embroidered dots.
The soft sage green color gives it a calm and composed look, while the overall shape and materials keep things casual and approachable.
Made with soft padding, the cover has a gentle, cushioned feel. You can easily toss in your techo along with a thicker notebook and carry them together with no fuss. The long strap can loop around your wrist, making it great for carrying on the go. Feel free to use it just like you would a pouch.
A classic, simple checkered pattern that never goes out of style. This cover was made with a muted plaid print.
The basic color scheme of gray and brown make for a sophisticated plaid pattern, and the subtle lines woven into the fabric give it a chic and soft impression.
Its rich, wine-like color is another key highlight—perfect for both work and personal use. Named Amarone, after the luxurious Italian wine known for its deep, sweet, and full-bodied flavor.
Contrasting the dark, soft plaid fabric, the printed flowers are bold and eye-catching, and look like they have been directly drawn onto the background. The cover is overflowing with the vitality inherent to plants. Although this is a flower print, it is far from being too sweet, and the sophisticated tone of the design makes this a perfect match for anyone regardless of gender or age.
Although the unique pocket holds plenty, the appearance of the cover remains simple and sleek. The design would look great for all users.
Another feature is that it is light and comfortable to hold despite its tri-fold design with magnets. We designed this cover to be nice looking as it is, with a casual beauty.
It features a spacious pocket, yet the appearance of the cover remains simple and sleek. The cover is light and comfortable to hold despite its tri-fold design with magnets.
It features a spacious pocket, yet the appearance of the cover remains simple and sleek. The cover is light and comfortable to hold despite its tri-fold design with magnets.
The vibrant and gorgeous red brightens your mood just by having it by your side.
It features a spacious pocket, yet the appearance of the cover remains simple and sleek. The cover is light and comfortable to hold despite its tri-fold design with magnets.
It features a spacious pocket, yet the appearance of the cover remains simple and sleek. The cover is light and comfortable to hold despite its tri-fold design with magnets.
The vibrant and gorgeous red brightens your mood just by having it by your side.
The charming little house, with pink walls and a red chimney on a gray roof, sits atop a hill in the quiet countryside alongside apple trees that change to reflect each season.
This cover features Inoue’s signature style of ichijisho, or “single-character works.” Each dynamic character, written with a large brush soaked in ink on paper larger than the artist himself, bursts with energy while also conveying a sense of delicacy. From among the many single-character works he created, we selected “Jo”—a culmination of his later years—to serve as the basis for this cover design.
The world created by Kitagishi in acrylic gouache draws you in, quietly making you imagine the stories or settings behind each piece for a special kind of wonder. Both nostalgic and exciting, her illustrations perfectly capture the charm of a picture book. The theme for this techo cover is a “White Cat’s Daily Life,” and it is made out of a polyester material.
Kariya-san the elephant has reunited with a young girl and is holding her tightly. This single image expresses a very heartfelt story.
Huts that create a forest; in the “hütte” design, the houses we live in are lined up like trees in the forest.
The front cover includes the short message “Only is not lonely.” This phrase was coined as a slogan in 1998 when Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun was founded.
Thanks Sea is one of PAMM’s most popular pajama designs.
The flower depicting craft design from Shin-Bijutsukai has now become a cover.
The fabric comes from yuge fabric farm, a handicraft shop run by Enima Design. The company also runs Essential Store, a shop that stocks antiques, artwork, and clothing from within Japan and overseas.
The book layout is the same as the Japanese edition. Not only is it useful for writing down your plans for the day, jotting down memos, doodling, pasting event tickets or photos, the spacious Cousin is easy to use as a techo to write down everything work-related, as a family notebook, tracking the growth of children and pasting in pictures to create a family album or sharing pages among family members. It’s also frequently used as a planner that is always kept on a desktop or table rather than carrying around.
Not only is it useful for writing down your plans for the day, jotting down memos, doodling, pasting event tickets or photos, the spacious Cousin is easy to use as a techo to write down everything work-related, as a family notebook, tracking the growth of children and pasting in pictures to create a family album or sharing pages among family members. It’s also frequently used as a planner that is always kept on a desktop or table rather than carrying around.
After the fierce battle is won, Luffy exclaims “Party!” with his usual glee as everyone gathers around the fire. The scene features Gan Fall, the Shanda chief, Kamakiri, Zoro, Robin, and Nami. You can practically hear the lively drums and laughter just looking at it.
Since the Hobonichi Techo that has many pages uses thin and light Tomoe River paper, you may be concerned about leaving indentations on the opposite pages when writing with a lot of pressure.















































