The ruled member of the Hobonichi notebook family. When you look closely, you see the horizontal rules are broken by short vertical ticks that form a faint grid; look normally and they read as continuous lines, because the eye fills them in. The effect is a page that gives you the alignment of a grid without the visual noise of one, which is easier to sit with through a long writing session. Line height is 6 mm here, slightly tighter than the Hobonichi Note, at 22 lines to the page.
Features
A patented ruling designed to reduce eye strain, from the Hobonichi Note
Broken rules that form a subtle grid but read as straight lines
6 mm line height, 22 lines per page
A6 is 148 x 105 x 8 mm (5.8 x 4.1 x 0.3 in) with 240 pages, A5 is 210 x 148 x 10 mm (8.3 x 5.8 x 0.4 in) with 288 pages
Cut to match the Original in A6 and the Cousin in A5, so any techo cover for those sizes fits it
Tomoe River paper, thin and light but resistant to feathering and bleed with fountain pen ink
Opens completely flat, so nothing is lost in the gutter
