The Japanese version of the noodles page is a list of recommended noodles from each prefecture in Japan so it’s a little different to the explanation page in the English version. They asked Hobonichi users to recommend noodles you should eat if you visit that prefecture, which is a very Japanese thing haha. Each prefecture is famous for some kind of food and a lot of people like to visit places specifically to try that place’s famous food. The next one is actually for traditional Japanese seasons, the page has an explanation of when each season is and what is entails. That is also what the extra info in the date box on the daily pages is referring to. The date as it would be following the old calendar. The next page is an emergency kit list. Basically things you should have ready in case of an emergency, since Japan has a lot of natural disasters. Most people in Japan have an emergency kit prepared in case of such an event and this page has a list of things you should put in it. The next page is actually for emergencies too, it has a place to write important info like your nearest evacuation location, emergency contacts, important info like allergies etc, that you would need in an emergency. As well as emergency services phone numbers which are at the bottom of the page. The next page is the size conversions, then the other ways to enjoy your Techo, gifts, Japanese to Western years conversion tables with the Chinese zodiac as well. Hopefully that was helpful. I never see the English-speaking side of Hobonichi users talk about what these pages are and as I live in Japan I figured I could share what they’re about.
Always love to see unboxings! Thanks for sharing your excitement! 😅 even if you knocked over the flowers 😂 hopefully no permanent damage!
I’m glad you enjoyed! Haha thankfully it was just a water spill and nothing else!!
I received 4 of your favorite freebie notebooks. Luckily, it’s my favorite too.
@@QUEENR2 oh nice! I’m glad you got your favorite design!
I love my notebook design, lovely pen too! ✂️☀️
Great haul!
Thanks so much! 😊
The Japanese version of the noodles page is a list of recommended noodles from each prefecture in Japan so it’s a little different to the explanation page in the English version. They asked Hobonichi users to recommend noodles you should eat if you visit that prefecture, which is a very Japanese thing haha. Each prefecture is famous for some kind of food and a lot of people like to visit places specifically to try that place’s famous food. The next one is actually for traditional Japanese seasons, the page has an explanation of when each season is and what is entails. That is also what the extra info in the date box on the daily pages is referring to. The date as it would be following the old calendar. The next page is an emergency kit list. Basically things you should have ready in case of an emergency, since Japan has a lot of natural disasters. Most people in Japan have an emergency kit prepared in case of such an event and this page has a list of things you should put in it. The next page is actually for emergencies too, it has a place to write important info like your nearest evacuation location, emergency contacts, important info like allergies etc, that you would need in an emergency. As well as emergency services phone numbers which are at the bottom of the page. The next page is the size conversions, then the other ways to enjoy your Techo, gifts, Japanese to Western years conversion tables with the Chinese zodiac as well. Hopefully that was helpful. I never see the English-speaking side of Hobonichi users talk about what these pages are and as I live in Japan I figured I could share what they’re about.
Thank you so much for sharing!! I was really curious!
Thank you for sharing! The weeks is very beautiful!!
@@criseldasantiago7912 Thank you for commenting! I really love the weeks design too!