I actually used a Bullet Journal to make my personal and my work planner-- but I do recommend the Hobonichi for anyone looking for a pre-made, printed planner. It's very versatile, customizable, yet minimal. If I didn't have so many blank notebooks, I'd have bought another lol.
4:47 I got my mom the midori dog stand calendar for christmas last year for her to put on the windowsill in the kitchen because it has a tiny footprint and the windowsill isn't very deep and she's *loved* it! When I asked her what she wanted this year she said she's enjoyed looking at it and thinking of me while I've been studying abroad this year and she asked for it again so I ordered her the 2023 version. I'm so excited to give it to her and to hug her again when I get home
Hi Miriam, thank you for a wonderful presentation. I bought a Hobonichi Techo for 2022, but never used it. I think the reason was a combination of three things. First, my employer provides me with free 8.5" X 11" wirebound notebooks, and I just love writing all my project notes for my every day work in these using pencils since the notebooks are of the lowest quality. Since I am a technician, I can scribble page after page of tabular data, prose text, and simple drawings each day. Secondly, I tend not to think of personal projects that could go in my Hobonichi (which is for my personal life) during my workday. Thirdly, when my workday finishes, I'm exhausted. I don't feel much like writing, but I know I should use my Hobonichi and start architecting my own retirement. I will very likely go ahead and buy a 2023 Hobonichi Techo and make myself use it as a planning tool for eventual retirement. Thanks again for a well-designed video.
I have received my 2023 Jibun Techo and have started using it. I find it ideal in helping manage my medical condition. I have been using the Jibun Techo for several years now.
I’m using the Hobonichi Techo Planner in the English version. This is year 4 using this planner. I love the simplicity and functionality of it. Thank you JetPens for all your video content, I have found so many great stationery items.
I used the Kokuyo Jibun for the first time this year and I have to say it’s the first planner I’ve mostly stuck to using all year. It’s a little more structured than the Hobonichi but still fun to customize. Good for people that prefer weekly over daily! 👍🏼
i got a jibun techo 2023, november start so i've only used it a few days. however, i love it. it's very cute and the fact it's all pre-laid out encourages me to use it. i have multiple appointments with counsellors for my mental health a week, so i can block out times when i'll be meeting them. i can also record exactly how much sleep i get, and when and what i eat, which is really important when you struggle with depression and skip meals. if you have a mental illness that makes it hard to use a regular planner, it's really easy to just put "appointment" without filling out the date and time. i highly recommend!
😂🤣I love the bloopers! I think I'm going back to the Hobonichi cousin! I need all my stuff in one place now as life changes for me! And I love coffee stationary. I may purchase those accessories
Love your videos! I'm a recovering stationery junkie. I'm using the Hobonichi Cousin (work) and Techo (personal in my purse) for 2023. I used Jibun Techo and DAYs for 2022. I tend to alternate them each year, but may go back to a traveler's notebook in 2024 along with a Midori Hibino if I can get my hands on one!
It will be my first time using Hobonichi a6. I normally just journal. This will be my first time actually using a planner 😬 wish me luck! Lol I plan on using the daily pages for journaling. Monthly spreads for appointments/birthdays/special occasions.
Leuchtturm all the way!! I was using the blank A6 and A5 to create my own bullet journal, but realized that it’s just a lot of work. 2023 will have me in a B6+ monthly. The best of both worlds, planner and notebook in one! 😊
Well, this video definitely couldn't have come at a better time for me! I was looking to find a good planning system for myself: I'm autistic, and tired a lot of planning tools since I have some executive dysfunction on that particular area. I'm an artist and I had been looking for a good idea book. I'm definitely looking into that Kokuyo brand, because some of their notebooks look like they could fit my sort of haphazard style on that one. I tend to just jot down as many details for myself as I can before I can forget the details of what I want to draw, and that's it. It's kind of written down in a way that I can clearly picture the imagine in my head from reading back text alone. Also, soft rings on any ringed notebook really sound my best option on that one: I would have trouble focusing with rings poking my hand over time, so that would take me out of the flow real quick. And I absolutely hate it when ring binding breaks down on me. I don't know how my bags and purses manage to do it, but they WILL eventually destroy any kind of notebook with hard plastic rings. I have the idea that it's because they don't bend along with my bag whenever I put it down for a second, but soft rings actually might. I'm not even that rough with my bags and purses, though.
I am trying 3 different Hobonichi planners (A5 Avec, A6 Avec, and Weeks) for 2023 to see which one I like or if I prefer to have a different planner for different things. This is my first time to use the Hobonichi. The Jibun Techo looks interesting too, but maybe in 2024 I will try one.
I’m using traveler co this year for my monthly and Paperian’s small yellow weekly book for my weekly planner :) I would love if Trav Co had a Sunday start montly calendar. It always confuses me at first glance haha
I would really appreciate a video about the fountain pen + agenda combos. Personally I discovered that so far my Leuchtturm planner the best ink to write with is the Lamy one.
I bought the Jibun Techo first kit last year and most of its empty, Being retired, I don't have my career anymore, so my life isn't as busy. It would be a great datebook if I was back at my job. I had tons of meetings & field work to schedule back then, but now not so much. I need a simpler one for just a few luncheons, doctor appts & family events.
I am using Hobonichi this year, plus the A5 booklet to make some spreads for Getting Things Done method. In chose the cousin because it has weeks, dailies, monthly views, an index, in one book. Plus it is English this year. The extra booklets are great for additional spreads to go with Techo, and makes it kind of like a bullet journal. I have used the JT Weeks and Days the past few years, but got tired of lugging two sets of dairies around for my thesis work. I also have an every day carry Hobonichi Weeks for personal tasks. If I decide I do not like this method, then maybe I will go back to the JT Weeks.
Ill be using a hobonichi for the first time starting december. I have been using the kokuyo techo but found that it dosent fit my lifestile (in my last year of university plus starting a part time) my tasks are minimal and are the same so its boring just marking them down, i end up using my google calendar more ofter for time blocking insted of the techo. Im hoping to incorporate journaling to my hobonichi to try to change how i use planners next year.
Waiting for the day when monthly-weekly planners are made! I am a student with schedules and deadlines, but some of them are quite long time. Kinda wanted a planner with a monthly spread followed by a vertical weekly spread, but will try the Kokuyo/Midori diaries for now.
Leuchtturm Weekly for my pocket calendar- in lavender this year (usually I get moleskine in black but I’m trying something new). I’m hoping to get a marks academic for hourly planning next year when my passion planner runs out.
I love the acrylic file holders/magazine holders used in this video. I looked on the website to see if they were available but didn’t find them. Would you please share where you purchased them or consider carrying them? 😊
I just ordered a Rhodia webplanner in the A6 vertical weekly format. I chose a Rhodia because my main requirement is for fountain pen friendly paper that is thick enough to make ghosting a non-issue. I love the idea of a jibun techo or hobonichi, but the translucency of the paper would bother me, I think.
I always love calanders i used to carry a hallmark pocket calander in my purse when i go out id have it with me it was perfect size....i like quite a few of your calanders im deftly a monthy type person where i enjoy seeing the blocks with days on they in a two page spread,im going to have a looksie to see if theres one i can afford for my purse and a small one i can use for my home office i do like the one version where ots just days of month as basically i just like to do gkance but noe that society is getting back to normal it might be wiser to get one where i can write things on it maybe another small block spread version...
Hobonichi monthly Day-Free is for me! Would like to see washi and stickers to dress up the limited calendar space of this planner. I’m not an artist but sometimes I like to pretend I am with peel and stick options.
Dear Jetpens, I have been watching your vedios for the last 3 to 4 years. I have loved your beautiful aesthetic stationery and the detail your vedio brings. Ketones is a stationary lover's paradise. I have a request, can you please do a cottage core themed stationery vedio. I am a great fan of cottage core culture and would love to have romantic cottage core stationery ( both for craft materials line washitaoe and even everyday stuff like highlighters, pens and notebooks.)
Hey! I was wondering if you guys know of any monthly planners that are b5 and bigger besides the leuchtrum. I really prefer monthly planning, but most planner’s monthly squares are too small! Also I prefer grid or dot grid paper.
IM GOING TO USE THAT: "MYUM MYUM" WHEN I MESS UP. ANTONIA DOES HAVE THE GIFT OF PRONUNCIATION I STILL CANT SAY THAT TASHER BUGLIDIN .... (I KNOW THATS NOT HOW ITS SPELLED) BUT SO ENJOYABLE TO TRY TO SAY.... ESPECIALLY WHEN SHE SAYS IT.....
Still a Leuchtturm girl. I like that I can use a vinyl cutting machine to customize the covers however I want. I think the Japanese items have such great concepts and innovative products, but I just can't get on board with all the kawaii illustrations.
For what it’s worth, I have the Jibun Techo and it doesn’t have any kawaii stuff, and there is a “biz” version that is more professional and not colorful
When I click the link for the Midori pocket diaries, I only see ones that have lined pages on the right side for extra notes whereas the video above shows grid pages. Are the Midori pocket diaries with grid pages not available on the website?
It seems that here in the states, a journal is available for a year or two, then disappears . So a 75 page spiral bound notebook is always on sale in the fall and costs 49¢ not $19.99. Three of those and your all set for the year ! I don't play that game anymore !
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Tell us what planner you're getting for 2023 in the comments!
Hobonichi Cousin. I love the size.
Hobonichi Weeks
Hobonichi weeks. First time.
Can you tell me what is the fountain pen and ink combo used at 3:35 time stamp?
Hobonichi Cousin and Weeks! ❤
I actually used a Bullet Journal to make my personal and my work planner-- but I do recommend the Hobonichi for anyone looking for a pre-made, printed planner. It's very versatile, customizable, yet minimal. If I didn't have so many blank notebooks, I'd have bought another lol.
I’m doing both next year. Just couldn’t give up one or the other.
Same! I have so many notebooks I need to get through. But I still bought a TAN planner for work, it’s also minimal and great
4:47 I got my mom the midori dog stand calendar for christmas last year for her to put on the windowsill in the kitchen because it has a tiny footprint and the windowsill isn't very deep and she's *loved* it! When I asked her what she wanted this year she said she's enjoyed looking at it and thinking of me while I've been studying abroad this year and she asked for it again so I ordered her the 2023 version. I'm so excited to give it to her and to hug her again when I get home
Switching to a Hobonichi Cousin for 2023. I'm so excited!
Please consider carrying Nolty planners in the future!! The day that Jetpens carry Nolty is the day I reach my fullest potential.
oh my god those Midori illustrations are SOOOOOOOOOOO CUUUUUUUUTEeeeeeeee
Hi Miriam, thank you for a wonderful presentation. I bought a Hobonichi Techo for 2022, but never used it. I think the reason was a combination of three things. First, my employer provides me with free 8.5" X 11" wirebound notebooks, and I just love writing all my project notes for my every day work in these using pencils since the notebooks are of the lowest quality. Since I am a technician, I can scribble page after page of tabular data, prose text, and simple drawings each day. Secondly, I tend not to think of personal projects that could go in my Hobonichi (which is for my personal life) during my workday. Thirdly, when my workday finishes, I'm exhausted. I don't feel much like writing, but I know I should use my Hobonichi and start architecting my own retirement. I will very likely go ahead and buy a 2023 Hobonichi Techo and make myself use it as a planning tool for eventual retirement. Thanks again for a well-designed video.
I love the making of...Mirian is the best 😍😍🤣🤣
2023 will be the year of Hobonichi for me: a Cousin for my main, a couple of Weeks for specialty planning, and an A6 for journaling on the go.
I have received my 2023 Jibun Techo and have started using it. I find it ideal in helping manage my medical condition. I have been using the Jibun Techo for several years now.
Jibun Techo Biz and Days along with the A5 Hobonichi Cousin Avec.
I’m using the Hobonichi Techo Planner in the English version. This is year 4 using this planner. I love the simplicity and functionality of it. Thank you JetPens for all your video content, I have found so many great stationery items.
I used the Kokuyo Jibun for the first time this year and I have to say it’s the first planner I’ve mostly stuck to using all year. It’s a little more structured than the Hobonichi but still fun to customize. Good for people that prefer weekly over daily! 👍🏼
Bullet journals are my fave to plan with
i got a jibun techo 2023, november start so i've only used it a few days. however, i love it. it's very cute and the fact it's all pre-laid out encourages me to use it. i have multiple appointments with counsellors for my mental health a week, so i can block out times when i'll be meeting them. i can also record exactly how much sleep i get, and when and what i eat, which is really important when you struggle with depression and skip meals. if you have a mental illness that makes it hard to use a regular planner, it's really easy to just put "appointment" without filling out the date and time. i highly recommend!
Jibun techo for me! I've already bought the new diary insert for 2023 to go with my life and idea booklets ^_^
My planners for next year: Stalogy A6, Hobonichi A6, Jibun Techo B6 Slim!!!
😂🤣I love the bloopers! I think I'm going back to the Hobonichi cousin! I need all my stuff in one place now as life changes for me! And I love coffee stationary. I may purchase those accessories
I love Hobonichi five-year planner
I’m looking forward to using a hobonichi for the first time in 2023 😊
Giving the Hobonichi Techo Cousin a try! ☺️
Yay planners!
Thank you for this extremely helpful video!
Couldn't afford the jibun tech but got a very similar high quality version! I see why people love it!
The Midori pocket diaries look perfect for me 😍 having them match a standing calendar is also so nice
Love your videos! I'm a recovering stationery junkie. I'm using the Hobonichi Cousin (work) and Techo (personal in my purse) for 2023. I used Jibun Techo and DAYs for 2022. I tend to alternate them each year, but may go back to a traveler's notebook in 2024 along with a Midori Hibino if I can get my hands on one!
I will be using my empty pages of previous years planners thereby reusing and recycling the unused paper.💃
It will be my first time using Hobonichi a6. I normally just journal. This will be my first time actually using a planner 😬 wish me luck! Lol
I plan on using the daily pages for journaling. Monthly spreads for appointments/birthdays/special occasions.
Love the Midori weekly stand up!
bought and now using my first Jibun Techo and I am loving it so far. My penmanship tends to be small, so it is a great fit for me!
dont own any planners yet - just here for the great content and outtakes lol so cute!!
Leuchtturm all the way!! I was using the blank A6 and A5 to create my own bullet journal, but realized that it’s just a lot of work. 2023 will have me in a B6+ monthly. The best of both worlds, planner and notebook in one! 😊
Well, this video definitely couldn't have come at a better time for me! I was looking to find a good planning system for myself: I'm autistic, and tired a lot of planning tools since I have some executive dysfunction on that particular area. I'm an artist and I had been looking for a good idea book. I'm definitely looking into that Kokuyo brand, because some of their notebooks look like they could fit my sort of haphazard style on that one. I tend to just jot down as many details for myself as I can before I can forget the details of what I want to draw, and that's it. It's kind of written down in a way that I can clearly picture the imagine in my head from reading back text alone. Also, soft rings on any ringed notebook really sound my best option on that one: I would have trouble focusing with rings poking my hand over time, so that would take me out of the flow real quick. And I absolutely hate it when ring binding breaks down on me. I don't know how my bags and purses manage to do it, but they WILL eventually destroy any kind of notebook with hard plastic rings. I have the idea that it's because they don't bend along with my bag whenever I put it down for a second, but soft rings actually might. I'm not even that rough with my bags and purses, though.
I am trying 3 different Hobonichi planners (A5 Avec, A6 Avec, and Weeks) for 2023 to see which one I like or if I prefer to have a different planner for different things. This is my first time to use the Hobonichi. The Jibun Techo looks interesting too, but maybe in 2024 I will try one.
Wow you will be able to spend the whole day writing in all these 3 planners
I am a Mark's Planner girl. I may be done with school but I love the size and format.
I’m using traveler co this year for my monthly and Paperian’s small yellow weekly book for my weekly planner :) I would love if Trav Co had a Sunday start montly calendar. It always confuses me at first glance haha
Hobonichi Cousin, Hobonichi Weeks and my Original is a Spring start, but it will most likely be replaced by another weeks.
I would really appreciate a video about the fountain pen + agenda combos. Personally I discovered that so far my Leuchtturm planner the best ink to write with is the Lamy one.
I got a Techo Lite from y'all recently and I'm counting down to the day I can start using it!
Any suggestions for Sunday start monthly planners?
I bought the Jibun Techo first kit last year and most of its empty, Being retired, I don't have my career anymore, so my life isn't as busy. It would be a great datebook if I was back at my job. I had tons of meetings & field work to schedule back then, but now not so much.
I need a simpler one for just a few luncheons, doctor appts & family events.
I am using Hobonichi this year, plus the A5 booklet to make some spreads for Getting Things Done method. In chose the cousin because it has weeks, dailies, monthly views, an index, in one book. Plus it is English this year. The extra booklets are great for additional spreads to go with Techo, and makes it kind of like a bullet journal. I have used the JT Weeks and Days the past few years, but got tired of lugging two sets of dairies around for my thesis work. I also have an every day carry Hobonichi Weeks for personal tasks. If I decide I do not like this method, then maybe I will go back to the JT Weeks.
For the second year, I’ll be using Travelers Standard vertical weekly
They look so nice I still can’t choose..
Ill be using a hobonichi for the first time starting december. I have been using the kokuyo techo but found that it dosent fit my lifestile (in my last year of university plus starting a part time) my tasks are minimal and are the same so its boring just marking them down, i end up using my google calendar more ofter for time blocking insted of the techo. Im hoping to incorporate journaling to my hobonichi to try to change how i use planners next year.
Leuchtturm and Travelers!
Waiting for the day when monthly-weekly planners are made! I am a student with schedules and deadlines, but some of them are quite long time. Kinda wanted a planner with a monthly spread followed by a vertical weekly spread, but will try the Kokuyo/Midori diaries for now.
Leuchtturm Weekly for my pocket calendar- in lavender this year (usually I get moleskine in black but I’m trying something new). I’m hoping to get a marks academic for hourly planning next year when my passion planner runs out.
I love the acrylic file holders/magazine holders used in this video. I looked on the website to see if they were available but didn’t find them. Would you please share where you purchased them or consider carrying them? 😊
Hi there! We get our storage items from IKEA or The Container Store.
Miriam is a lot of fun, please do more videos!
I'm using the Kokuyo Jibun Techo although I kinda wish maybe I'd gotten the Hobonichi
Planners! 🥰
I just ordered a Rhodia webplanner in the A6 vertical weekly format. I chose a Rhodia because my main requirement is for fountain pen friendly paper that is thick enough to make ghosting a non-issue. I love the idea of a jibun techo or hobonichi, but the translucency of the paper would bother me, I think.
I see that for Leuchtturm Journals, you have Change and Sketchnote. Are you planning to add StartUp as well? I'm thinking of getting the whole bundle.
JetPens presenters are like, Nintendo Directs for stationery hoarders.
I always love calanders i used to carry a hallmark pocket calander in my purse when i go out id have it with me it was perfect size....i like quite a few of your calanders im deftly a monthy type person where i enjoy seeing the blocks with days on they in a two page spread,im going to have a looksie to see if theres one i can afford for my purse and a small one i can use for my home office i do like the one version where ots just days of month as basically i just like to do gkance but noe that society is getting back to normal it might be wiser to get one where i can write things on it maybe another small block spread version...
A planner was a diary historically. The word planner is fairly new. The idea of a journal being a diary is also newer
Hobonichi monthly Day-Free is for me! Would like to see washi and stickers to dress up the limited calendar space of this planner. I’m not an artist but sometimes I like to pretend I am with peel and stick options.
Dear Jetpens, I have been watching your vedios for the last 3 to 4 years.
I have loved your beautiful aesthetic stationery and the detail your vedio brings. Ketones is a stationary lover's paradise. I have a request, can you please do a cottage core themed stationery vedio. I am a great fan of cottage core culture and would love to have romantic cottage core stationery ( both for craft materials line washitaoe and even everyday stuff like highlighters, pens and notebooks.)
Hey! I was wondering if you guys know of any monthly planners that are b5 and bigger besides the leuchtrum. I really prefer monthly planning, but most planner’s monthly squares are too small! Also I prefer grid or dot grid paper.
Wish you guys had a UK store, or at least affordable shipping to the UK
I'd be spending so much money with them if they had affordable intl shipping. So, silver lining?
I so wish you had the midori pocket in the mini size😭I want it for my passport tn💜
Nice.
IM GOING TO USE THAT: "MYUM MYUM" WHEN I MESS UP.
ANTONIA DOES HAVE THE GIFT OF PRONUNCIATION I STILL CANT SAY THAT TASHER BUGLIDIN ....
(I KNOW THATS NOT HOW ITS SPELLED) BUT SO ENJOYABLE TO TRY TO SAY.... ESPECIALLY WHEN SHE SAYS IT.....
Still a Leuchtturm girl. I like that I can use a vinyl cutting machine to customize the covers however I want. I think the Japanese items have such great concepts and innovative products, but I just can't get on board with all the kawaii illustrations.
For what it’s worth, I have the Jibun Techo and it doesn’t have any kawaii stuff, and there is a “biz” version that is more professional and not colorful
Sticking with TN until school program starts then getting a cousin
Rhodia rhodiarama bullet journal lol, I'm basic :P
Maruman mnemosyne
Any plans to sell Nolty Planners ?
Cousin + Weeks
When I click the link for the Midori pocket diaries, I only see ones that have lined pages on the right side for extra notes whereas the video above shows grid pages. Are the Midori pocket diaries with grid pages not available on the website?
Those have sold out already for the year unfortunately!
@@JetPens Aww, that's unfortunate (at least for me, lol). Thank you for letting me know!
i need to find sunday start planners 😓
Can someone point me to where the clear boxes that are holding the books are from?
We get our organization and storage items from IKEA or The Container Store!
It seems that here in the states, a journal is available for a year or two, then disappears . So a 75 page spiral bound notebook is always on sale in the fall and costs 49¢ not $19.99. Three of those and your all set for the year ! I don't play that game anymore !
Anyone who sees this that has undated planner recs, can you let me know? Tysm :D
You can check out all our undated planners here! www.jetpens.com/Undated-Planners/ct/6189
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