Akitsu Design "Planner 2026"

The "Yoteicho" planner, designed by graphic designer Akitsu Sekkei (Asada Nou), is based on the concept of "discovering a new sense of time."

Along with a 24-hour timeline, the "time and altitude" of the sun and moon are visualized. This planner aims to create a feeling of freely wandering through time by experiencing a different temporal axis than the conventional sense of time (year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second...).

The planner was created with the idea of "making my own planner." The designer himself has continuously refined it each year through personal use. By minimizing ornamentation, using saddle-stitched staples, a two-volume binding, and reducing non-schedule pages to a minimum, it achieves optimal lightness and thinness, emphasizing ease of daily use.

The "Bunko-ban" (pocket size) is a small planner that fits into a pocket. The "Chu-ban" (medium size) is for those who want to write a bit more, offering a size that is "comfortable to write in" and "easy to put in a bag," slightly larger than A5. For those who want to carry a full year in one book, guidelines for attaching the two volumes together with double-sided tape are included.

Enjoy a light and airy 2026, experiencing a different flow of time from your current perception.