Kokuyo Campus Monthly Block Diary Planner A6 Size Garden Lemon

Description

The Kokuyo Campus Monthly Block Diary Planner is a limited-edition monthly organizer created for simple, orderly schedule tracking. Featuring the refreshing Garden Lemon pattern, this compact A6 Kokuyo Campus monthly planner slips easily into a bag, desk drawer, or study space. It is a practical choice for adults, students, and teens who enjoy using a paper planner alongside digital calendars.

Covering December 2026 through January 2028, the diary offers an easy method for noting appointments and monthly plans. Its one-month-open block format allows dates to be viewed at a glance, while the annual calendar, annual planner, and ruled pages support long-term organization and note-taking. The string-bound design contains 32 sheets, or 64 pages, for a simple and convenient writing experience.

Details

• Product Material: Paper

• Manufacturer: KOKUYO

• Made in: Japan

Features

• One-month-open block layout for quick schedule checking
• Planning coverage from December 2026 through January 2028
• Annual calendar and annual planner pages for extended scheduling
• Ruled note section offering 28 lines for reminders
• Space-saving A6 size measuring 148 x 105 mm
• String-bound construction with 32 sheets and 64 pages
• 2027 limited-edition Garden Lemon pattern
• Well suited to adults, students, and teens
• Kokuyo Campus monthly planner for appointments and schedule organization

How to use

Enter appointments, events, and schedule information on the monthly block pages, then use the annual calendar and annual planner to review plans over a longer period. The ruled pages can hold notes, reminders, and extra planning details. Write with an appropriate pen or pencil and leave the diary open to the current month for easy access.

Care instructions

Keep the planner in a dry location, protected from water and high moisture. Handle it carefully and shield it from dirt, pressure, and bending that may affect the pages or binding. Keep the cover and paper away from harsh chemicals and excessive heat.