Hobonichi Techo 2026 Cousin A5 Book & Cover - Tragen: Oakmoss [ENG/A5/Jan Start]

Hobonichi Techo 2026 Cousin A5 Book & Cover Set

Tragen Oakmoss

This cover is designed to carry your techo along with important tools like pens and stationery. The name “tragen” comes from the German word meaning “to carry.”

Its standout feature is the generously sized pocket, but its overall appearance remains clean and minimal. With its calming and gentle oakmoss color, the design is versatile and suits anyone.. Though it folds into thirds and fastens with a magnetic closure, the cover is light in hand. The aim was effortless elegance, something that looks sharp without being flashy. The material is a soft nylon with a sophisticated sheen.




The zippered pocket features a gusset for roomy storage.




The inside of the pocket is a calming brown that complements the oakmoss exterior.




The cover closes with a hidden magnet, which is padded with a leather patch for a softer touch. The outer pocket also features a leather zipper pull.




Inside, you’ll find ample storage: a leather pocket on the right side and five card pockets on the left. The pen hook is designed to hold your pen by its clip.




On the back is another handy pocket for quick-access items like tickets or small notebooks. A “HANDWRITE” tag adds a playful finishing touch.

Use your favorite tools and enjoy the simple pleasure of writing by hand at any time.

Includes 1 Cousin A5 Book:

A5 Size / Daily / Jan start / Mon start

This is the English version of the A5 size Hobonichi Techo Cousin with a page-per-day format.

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.

More information about the Cousin Book can be found here.