Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set: 262 Schedule Stickers
The Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set (Schedule) is a pack of 5 matte paper sheets, each 148 × 100 mm, with 262 planning stickers: text labels, EVENT and IMPORTANT frames, shapes and two sheets of icons. They take a ballpoint. Hobonichi sells it for ¥660 (about US$4.20), and Luiban lists it as made in Japan.
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Product facts
- Product
- Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set (Schedule)
- Brand
- Hobonichi
- Brand origin
- Japan
- Made in
- Japan*
- Material
- Matte paper
- Price range
- $$$5–20 per pack or book, as sold
Notes on these facts
- Made by Hobonichi Co., Ltd. (Tokyo). Made in Japan: Luiban's technical specifications list Made in: Japan. Hobonichi's Japanese and English store pages don't state a country of manufacture. Source. Price: example listing.
- Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
- One set holds 5 different sheets (Hobonichi) and 262 stickers in all (JetPens and Luiban).
- Hobonichi lists the set at 148 × 100 × 1 mm (5.8 × 3.9 in), almost exactly an A6 Techo page, and about 2 g.
- Hobonichi's 2027 store lists it at ¥660 (about US$4.20) including tax; US shops sell it in our $$ band ($5–20).
- The stickers are matte paper that takes a ballpoint, per Hobonichi's Japanese store.
- Luiban lists the set as made in Japan; Hobonichi's own page doesn't say.
What is the Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set?
It’s a pack of five sticker sheets from Hobonichi for marking plans in a planner: labels, frames, shapes and icons, printed in the TSUKI no IRO colors. TSUKI no IRO (月の色, “colors of the months”) is a Hobonichi stationery series built on the 12 calm monthly colors used in the Original, Cousin and HON books; Hobonichi’s magazine lists eight items in it.
The Schedule set came with the Techo 2026 accessories, and Hobonichi’s store still lists it in the 2027 lineup as TSUKI no IRO シールセット（スケジュール）. It sits alongside the same series’ Transparent Dot Stickers, which add small clear color dots rather than words and icons.
TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Maker | Hobonichi Co., Ltd. (Tokyo) |
| Sheets | 5 |
| Stickers | 262 in total, per JetPens and Luiban |
| Size | 148 × 100 × 1 mm (5.8 × 3.9 in), as packed |
| Weight | About 2 g |
| Material | Paper, matte surface |
| Writable | Yes, with a ballpoint and similar pens |
| Japan price | ¥660 (about US$4.20), tax included |
| Made in | Japan, per Luiban |
Size, weight, material, writability and price come from Hobonichi’s Japanese store page; Hobonichi doesn’t give a sticker count.
What’s on each of the five sheets?
One sheet of text labels, one of frames, one of shapes and two of icons. Hobonichi’s Japanese store describes the five sheets this way:
| Sheet | What it holds |
|---|---|
| 1 | Text stickers with pre-printed words such as LUNCH and HAPPY BIRTHDAY |
| 2 | Frame stickers headed EVENT and IMPORTANT, plus frames for page margins |
| 3 | Shapes: triangles, circles, ribbons, brackets and lines |
| 4–5 | Icons such as presents, food, smiley faces and airplanes |
Hobonichi suggests lining the icons up along the left-hand line of the monthly calendar so a month’s plans read at a glance, and using brackets or lines to span a trip across several days.
Do the stickers fit a Hobonichi Techo?
Yes: the sheets are A6-sized, and Hobonichi says the EVENT and IMPORTANT frames are sized for the Techo Original’s monthly calendar. Placed vertically, it says, they also suit the Hobonichi Weeks. The Original is A6 (105 × 148 mm), so each sheet also slips flat into the back of a Hobonichi Techo Original or its cover.
We haven’t measured the frames against a calendar box ourselves. In a larger planner such as the A5 Cousin, the same stickers simply leave more room around them.
Can you write on TSUKI no IRO stickers?
Yes. Hobonichi describes a smooth, matte surface (さらりとしたマットな質感) that you can write on with a ballpoint and similar pens. A low-smudge ballpoint such as the uni-ball Jetstream is the safe choice on coated sticker paper.
Gel and fountain-pen inks may dry more slowly on any sticker face. We haven’t timed them on this set yet, so try a spare icon before writing on a frame.
How does it compare to other Hobonichi stickers?
The Schedule set is the general-purpose one: more stickers, and words and icons rather than one shape.
| Hobonichi sticker | Sheets | Stickers | What it’s for |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set (Schedule) | 5 | 262 | Labels, frames, shapes, icons |
| Frame Stickers for Dates | 5 | 100 | See-through frames to write dates in |
| TSUKI no IRO Transparent Dot Stickers | 2 | 48 to 576 | Clear color dots |
Choose the frames for undated notebooks, the dots for color-coding, and the Schedule set if you want ready-made words and pictures.
Where is the TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set made?
Luiban lists it as made in Japan. Hobonichi is based in Tokyo; its Japanese and English store pages don’t state the country of manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
How many stickers are in the Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set (Schedule)?
JetPens and Luiban list 262 stickers across 5 sheets. Hobonichi says the 5 sheets are all different: text labels, frames, shapes and two sheets of icons.
How big are the sheets?
Hobonichi lists 148 × 100 × 1 mm for the set, about 5.8 × 3.9 in, and Luiban gives 148 × 100 mm per sheet.
Can you write on TSUKI no IRO stickers?
Yes. Hobonichi describes a smooth, matte surface you can write on with a ballpoint and similar pens. We haven't yet tested gel ink drying time on it.
What does TSUKI no IRO mean?
TSUKI no IRO is 月の色; 月 can mean month or moon, and Hobonichi uses it for the 12 calm monthly colors of the Original, Cousin and HON books. The sticker set is printed in those colors.
Do the frame stickers fit the Hobonichi monthly calendar?
Hobonichi says the EVENT and IMPORTANT frames are sized for the Techo Original's monthly calendar, and also work in the Weeks if placed vertically. We haven't measured them ourselves.
How much does the TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set cost?
Hobonichi's Japanese store lists it at ¥660 (about US$4.20) including tax. US shops that import it sell it in our $$ band, $5–20.
Where is the Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set made?
Luiban lists it as made in Japan. Hobonichi is based in Tokyo and doesn't state the country on its store page.
Sources
- TSUKI no IRO シールセット（スケジュール） - ほぼ日手帳 2027 (Hobonichi Japanese store: 5 sheets, 148 × 100 × 1 mm, about 2 g, matte paper, ¥660)
- Hobonichi: TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set (Schedule), Hobonichi Techo 2027 (English)
- Hobonichi Techo Magazine: TSUKI no IRO (the 12 monthly colors)
- Luiban: Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set, Schedule (262 stickers, 148 × 100 mm, 2 g, made in Japan, €10)
- JetPens: Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set, Schedule (262 stickers)
- The Journal Shop: Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set (Schedule)
- Boston General Store: TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set, Schedule (5 sheets, matte)
- Dromgooles: Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set, Schedule
- Hunter Paper Co.: TSUKI no IRO Sticker Set, Schedule