Midori Hibino A6 Free Diary
The Midori Hibino Free Diary is for people who like the idea of a daily planner but don’t necessarily believe every day needs to begin on January 1.
Undated and wonderfully flexible, it gives you two full pages for every day to plan, keep notes, journal, make lists, record what happened, or simply get things out of your head. Start whenever you want. Skip a few days. Pick it back up. There’s no guilt, no wasted pages, and no planner police coming after you.
And then there’s the paper. The Hibino uses Tomoe River S paper, the famously thin, smooth Japanese paper that allows Midori to fit an impressive 768 pages into a compact A6 book. It feels substantial without being bulky, and it’s particularly lovely with fine-point pens, fountain pens, and pencils.
The layout is thoughtfully restrained. A 24-hour timeline, weather symbols, day markers, and a tiny 2.5 mm dot grid give you just enough structure to organize your day without telling you how to live it. Two ribbon markers make it easy to keep your place, and the thread-stitched binding allows the book to lie flat.
It’s part planner, part journal, part daily catch-all. Mostly, it’s a very satisfying place to put your thoughts.
Details
- A6 format: 4.5" × 6" (115 × 152 mm)
- 768 pages / 383 days
- Undated, two pages per day
- Tomoe River S paper
- 2.5 mm dot grid
- 24-hour vertical timeline
- Weather and day markers
- Thread-stitched, lay-flat binding
- Two ribbon bookmarks
- Flexible PVC-protected cover
- Made in Japan
- Available in Ivory and Brown