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Hobonichi Original Book & Cover 2026 - Kyohei Sakaguchi: Field Sky - April Start - A6

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Hobonichi Original Book & Cover 2026 - Kyohei Sakaguchi: Field Sky - April Start - A6

Kyohei Sakaguchi is a writer, painter, musician, architect and more. He's released 46 books as of Jun 2025. In more recent times, he is involved in creating a variety of things including knives, pottery, furniture, puppets and comics. 

The paintings chosen to be on the covers of the  Hobonichi Techo were chosen from the Contemporary Art Museum in Kumamoto. This museum has 1233 pieces and it was narrowed down to this piece.

Printed with a landscape painting by writer, musician, and artist Kyohei Sakaguchi. The artwork, depicting a refreshing blue sky and white clouds stretching over a field, covers the entire surface of the cover. Though realistic in style, it was created using pastels and fingers, giving it a unique warmth. It has "butterfly stopper" pen holders that also function as a clasp to keep the cover shut.

This Original cover will comfortably fit A6 notebooks with a spine of 0.5 inches (1.27cm) or smaller. Though it has the capacity to fit spines larger than 0.5in, the cover might have a tighter fit. Add a clear Hobonichi Cover on Cover to protect this cover from wear and tear and add extra space for storing photos, stickers, and postcards.

Please note: A6 and A5 covers in the 2026 April Start lineup are sold exclusively as sets with matching planner books and are offered only in the Japanese edition.

  • Size: A6
  • Language: Japanese
  • Includes: Cover & Book 
  • Dimensions: L6.5" x W9.6" x H0.1" *specifications may vary from cover to cover
  • Paper type: Tomoe River S
  • Start of week: Monday
  • Yearly index: Feb 2026 - May 2027
  • Monthly calendar: Feb 2026 - May 2027
  • Daily pages: April 1, 2026 - March 31, 2027

About Kyohei Sakaguchi
Kyohei Sakaguchi, born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1978, graduated in 2001 from Waseda University’s Department of Architecture. He works across writing, painting, music, and architecture. Living with bipolar disorder, he has run a crisis line, Inocchi no Denwa, on his personal phone since 2012 to support people contemplating suicide.


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