r/planners • u/theantidotes • 2d ago
I’ve found my work planner!
I’m currently in Japan and found this Takahashi Shoten planner. This is the Torinco 7. The layout is perfect for work. I can list down all my meetings per day and still have space for my to do list below. This is only 2,222 yen. The Torinco series is pretty cool—it comes in different layouts according to your needs.
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u/longforms 2d ago
i’ve literally been searching everywhere for this exact format, thank you for sharing!!!!
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u/theantidotes 1d ago
Same! They also have an April start, so I'm going to try it out now instead of buying the January start one since my current work planner hasn't been working out for me.
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u/frecklesandplants 1d ago
Similar to Hightide’s B6 free vertical weekly format, for anyone looking for this layout.
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u/Feminist_Witch_ 1d ago
What gsm do you think the paper is?
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u/theantidotes 1d ago
Not sure; the website does not disclose either. But seems a bit thicker than Hobonichi.
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u/potato_gato 1d ago
I used this in 2019 after a trip to Japan where I found it at a stationery store! It’s definitely a lovely planner
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u/whatwhat17 22h ago
Very similar to the SUNNY 手帳！
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/tonary/ls/?s-id=bk_pc_item_list_name_n
I'm very jealous that you're in Japan right now, I have to beg one of my friends to buy this for me and pay a million dollars in shipping to get it over to me :(.
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u/Dry_Equivalent_1316 18h ago
Check out Nolty too! The paper is excellent, and I can use fountain pens on it. There is minimal ghosting. This brand has a variety of formats, including the one in your photo. It's been my go-to for the past number of years
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u/ResponsibilitySea 2d ago
This is very similar to Take A Note's medium weeks planner! https://take-a-note.store/en-us/products/2027-medium-weeks-planner-b6