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MD Notebook Diary 2026 A5
MD Notebook Diary 2026 A5
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A diary that gives your thoughts space to breathe. Monthly blocks, weekly sections, blank pages for ideas.
Why This Exists
Based on Midori's iconic MD Notebook, this diary strips away clutter and gives you room to think. It's designed for people who want structure without rigidity — monthly calendar blocks with generous margins for notes and sketches, weekly pages divided into eight flexible sections, and blank memo pages for capturing ideas as they come.
Every page uses fountain-pen-friendly MD PAPER, thread-stitched to lay completely flat. The minimalist glassine cover, bookmark string, and index stickers let you organize your year your way. It's not just a schedule — it's a record of what matters.
What Makes It Good
- Monthly blocks — wide margins for notes and sketches
- 8-section weekly pages — flexible format for tasks or full spreads
- Lined memo pages — extra space for journaling or ideas
- MD Paper — fountain-pen friendly, zero bleed
- Lays flat — thread-stitched binding
- Includes extras — bookmark string and index stickers
Who This Is For
Perfect for anyone who wants a diary that merges planning with thinking. Ideal for journaling, creative projects, work planning, or capturing daily inspirations alongside your schedule. Works beautifully with fountain pens.
Specifications
| Size | A5 (210 × 148 mm) |
| Coverage | December 2025 – January 2027 |
| Total Pages | Approx. 168 pages |
| Contents | Annual calendar (2 pages), Monthly schedule (28 pages), 8-section weekly pages (7mm ruled), Blank memo pages (113 pages) |
| Paper | MD PAPER (fountain-pen friendly) |
| Cover | Glassine paper |
| Binding | Thread-stitched |
| Includes | Bookmark string, index stickers (label & bookplate) |
| Made in | Japan |
Note: This is the diary for people who think on paper—who need their planner to be as flexible as their brain. Monthly structure when you need it, weekly breathing room for projects, and blank pages for everything else.
