Discover our collection of Hobonichi 5-Year Journal stickers, designed to bring beauty and functionality to your cherished line one line a day five year diary. With stickers perfectly designed to fit both the A6 and A5 sizes, you’ll find everything you need to personalize each page, from decorative sticker kits to trackers and custom name stickers. Whether you’re enhancing your daily entries or adding thoughtful touches with accessories, our stickers are tailored to fit perfectly and make your journal truly one-of-a-kind. Explore and transform your 5-Year Journal into a creative masterpiece that evolves with you over time.
The Hobonichi Cousin is an A5-sized planner (148 x 210 mm) designed for extensive daily use. Known for its versatility, it features daily, weekly, and monthly layouts, making it ideal for those who enjoy writing, detailed planning, or creative journaling. Its ample space and high-quality Tomoe River paper have made it popular among both organization enthusiasts and creatives.
The Hobonichi Cousin is A5-sized, measuring 5.8 x 8.3 inches (148 x 210 mm). This size provides a generous amount of space while remaining portable.
The Hobonichi Cousin includes:
Yes, the Hobonichi Cousin is available in an English version. This edition maintains the same layout as the Japanese version but includes English text, making it accessible to a broader audience. The English Hobonichi Cousin features daily quotes selected from the Japanese web magazine Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun, translated into English. This version retains the planner’s unique cultural elements while providing an intuitive experience for English-speaking users.
The main difference lies in the size and layout:
The Hobonichi Cousin includes daily pages for each day of the year, weekly and monthly spreads, and several additional note pages for added flexibility.
The Hobonichi Cousin uses Tomoe River paper, which is thin yet durable, allowing for a lightweight planner despite its many pages. It’s loved for its smooth texture and ability to handle various inks with minimal bleed-through.
Yes, the Hobonichi Cousin is designed to lay flat when open, making it comfortable for writing and decorating.
Yes, it includes additional pages for notes, sketches, or extra planning. The grid layout on these pages provides subtle guidance without overwhelming the design.
The daily pages offer a 24-hour timeline for scheduling and grid space for notes, doodles, or journaling. You can use these pages for daily reflections, to-do lists, or creative entries. Many users enhance these pages with stickers or decorative elements.
The weekly spreads provide a horizontal layout, allowing for a week-at-a-glance view. These pages are excellent for setting weekly goals or summarizing key tasks. Dark Moon Paper offers sticker kits specifically designed for these pages to add both functionality and style.
Customizing your Hobonichi Cousin is easy with stickers, washi tape, and other decorative elements. Dark Moon Paper offers dashboard stickers, functional planning stickers, and themed kits that align perfectly with the Cousin’s layout.
Yes! The Hobonichi Cousin is incredibly versatile, allowing users to blend traditional planning with creative journaling. You can use the planner for detailed scheduling, goal setting, or as a canvas for art journaling and self-expression.
“Hobonichi” translates from Japanese to “almost every day,” reflecting the planner’s design for daily use. The “Cousin” version signifies a larger, more feature-rich alternative to the brand’s original A6 planner.
The Hobonichi Cousin is relatively lightweight despite its page count, thanks to the thin Tomoe River paper. It’s easy to carry around while offering ample space for your daily needs.
Yes, Tomoe River paper is compatible with a range of inks, including fountain pen ink, without bleed-through. This makes it ideal for those who enjoy experimenting with different pens or inks in their planner.
Dark Moon Paper’s stickers are specifically sized for the Hobonichi Cousin layouts. They include daily, weekly, and monthly kits, as well as dashboard and functional stickers. These add-ons help organize tasks, track habits, and add personal style to your planner.
Yes, beyond stickers, you can use washi tape, bookmarks, or stencils to further personalize your planner. Dashboard and page marker accessories are also popular among users who want to organize their planner sections.
Absolutely. The grid layout of the Hobonichi Cousin makes it easy to incorporate bullet journal elements, allowing users to create trackers, lists, and other bujo-style entries.
Yes, the Hobonichi Cousin has a dedicated online community where users share layouts, tips, and inspiration. Engaging with the community can provide ideas and motivation for using your planner in creative ways.
Dark Moon Paper’s stickers are thoughtfully designed to align with the Hobonichi Cousin’s unique layout. With options for daily, weekly, and monthly pages, as well as functional and decorative themes, our products make planning fun and visually appealing.
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Hello and welcome!
I’m Rachael Snow, a lifelong artist and entrepreneur, and I started Dark Moon Paper to blend my love of art, technology, and the mysterious beauty of the world around us. My sticker kits are meant to set the mood, tell a story, and give you a little escape from the ordinary.
I work from my cozy studio tucked away in the beautiful woods of Oregon, surrounded by nature and a dark night sky full of stars.
