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Two Japanese words explain the whole idea: Jibun is Japanese for myself, and Techo for planner. Kokuyo built the Biz around that pair, so the book works as a tool for self-discovery as much as a schedule. A PVC cover with practical pockets and a penholder keeps it ready for the workday, and the A5 Slim body slides into a bag without a fight.
Open it and you get 104 formatted pages: monthly overviews, weekly spreads with 24-hour timelines, and a Gantt chart that suits habit tracking or project work. List pages cover goals, wishes and personal reflections, while monthly review spreads leave room to record what actually got done. Every page runs on Kokuyo's MIO paper, smooth under the pen and slow to smudge. Two ribbon bookmarks handle place-keeping.
Features
・How to Use Jibun Techo
・3-Year Calendar
・Annual Schedule
・Age Quick Reference (left) / This Year’s Dreams/Goals (right)
・Financial Planning
・Japan Map
・Weekly Schedule
・100 Things to Do This Year
・Favorite Quotes List
・Recommendations List
・Books List
・Movies List
・Gift List
・Promises List
・Free List
・Monthly Project(Gantt Charts)
・Monthly Block Calendar
・Weekly Vertical Pages
・Year in Review
・Personal Data
Specifications
- Type: Notebook
- Cover Material: PVC cover
- Size: A5 Slim, 217 × 138 mm (8.5 × 5.4 in)
- Number of Sheets: 104
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