Junji Ito Tomie Hobonichi Pencil Board for A6, A5, and Weeks

Slip a piece of classic horror manga into your planner with the Junji Ito Hobonichi Pencil Board, featuring artwork from Tomie. Made to fit the Hobonichi Techo in A6, A5, and Weeks sizes, this practical accessory slides under your paper to prevent pen slippage and eliminate bumpy writing marks. The front is finished with a shimmering holographic effect that echoes Tomie's elusive beauty, while the back carries 1mm ruler markings along the long edge, so it doubles as a ruler, plus a corner "Today" tab you can use as a bookmark.

Junji Ito is a legendary master of horror manga, and Tomie, created nearly 40 years ago in 1987, remains his debut and most iconic work. Tomie is a beautiful young woman with long black hair and a beauty mark under her left eye, an arrogant, malevolent character convinced she is the most beautiful person in the world. Like a siren, she lures men into obsession until they're driven to madness and murder, only for Tomie to regenerate and begin the cycle again.

Each size draws on a different chapter and comes illustrated on both sides. The green A6 board shows Tomie cheerfully strolling in a scene from Tomie: Passing Demon on the front, with a soft lavender back depicting her dancing happily in a grand mansion. The red A5 board features her cold, elegant stare from Tomie: Adopted Daughter on the front, while the gray back shows a young Tomie skipping toward something unsettling. The pink Weeks board also draws from Tomie: Adopted Daughter, trimmed into an oval frame on the front, with a light purple back revealing the haunting moment a girl discovers Tomie's hair in her father's study.

Every version hides a short English line adapted from the manga, a description of Tomie's irresistible charm: "Her clear eyes, sweet and tart voice, and the fragrance that lingers on her skin... no one could possibly compare to Tomie."

Hobonichi Techo planners are known worldwide for their high-quality paper and thoughtful stationery designs, and this pencil board adds a genuinely chilling touch straight from Japan. For a fully immersive setup, pair it with the matching Tomie-themed techo covers and Weeks books, or explore the rest of the Junji Ito Tomie lineup, which also includes stamps and sticky notes to bring a little horror into everyday use.