Hobonichi Page Keeper for Weeks and A6

The Hobonichi Page Keeper is a slim PP plastic card with a nylon rubber band, designed to slip into the inner pocket of a Hobonichi cover. The rubber band grips around the current page, keeping your place open – when you open the planner, it automatically springs to the right position. Designed for classic-style Hobonichi covers with external pen holders, in Weeks and A6 sizes (Original / Techo Planner).

Features

• Automatic page marking via rubber band: The band stays on the last opened page and opens the planner instantly at the correct spot next time you reach for it – no flipping through, no searching.
• Sturdy PP card (90 × 63 mm): The card sits flat in the corner pocket of your cover and adds barely any bulk, yet can be removed and reinserted whenever you like.
• Dual function as book closure: The rubber band keeps your planner closed when you're on the go in a bag or rucksack – no separate fastener needed.
• Perfect fit for Weeks and A6: The Page Keeper fits in the lower right corner pocket of a classic Hobonichi cover (Weeks or A6 format) and in the pocket of the Weeks Clear Cover.
• Material: PP card, nylon rubber band, aluminium detail – lightweight, form-stable, robust in daily use.

Use & Tips

• In a classic Hobonichi cover with external pen holder (A6 format, Weeks): Slip the card into the lower right corner pocket on the inside, lay the rubber band over your current weekly or daily page.
• Weeks Clear Cover: Insert the Page Keeper into the corner pocket of the Clear Cover (available separately) – works exactly the same as with the classic cover.
• If you want to mark multiple sections – say an ongoing project log alongside your current week – you can use two Page Keepers in different covers if you have multiple covers.
• As a book closure: Wrap the rubber band around the outside of the closed planner when transporting it without a cover. The card itself stays in the pocket.
• The nylon rubber band is elastic enough for the normal paper thickness of the Hobonichi Techo (Tomoe River) without leaving marks on the pages – even so, it's best to remove it occasionally during longer storage.

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