A5 undated planner which features the lightweight, smooth fountain pen friendly 52gsm Tomoe River Paper by Tomoegawa.
KEY FEATURES:
White 52gsm Tomoe River Paper by Tomoegawa - The unicorn of the paper world.
Smooth fountain pen and watercolor friendly ultra lightweight paper
Sewn Lay flat binding
288 pages
Ink opacity and color has enough visibility to provide structure but light enough to be ignored so that you are able to create your own layouts and structure
Key, Index pages and page numbered for hybrid bullet journaling
Quarterly layout
Routine/project tracker monthly matrix and note section layout
Monthly overview and review pages
Monthly and Weekly pages group by month
Extra wide weekly vertical columns
Monday starts week
2 ribbon bookmarks
90 undated daily/note pages (Go to products pages to check out the 368 page or 192 page companion undated daily notebooks)
5.875 x 8.25in / 148mm x 210mm
**Note: Tomoe River paper, like all coated paper, requires more time for wet inks to dry. Consider using pens or markers with fast drying ink or blotters to avoid smudging. Thank you!
FINALLY, PLANNER PEACE. I was questioning whether it actually existed... I got a little obsessive there for a year or so. I love everything about this planner. Book-bound, feels like quality everything. The paper is thin but I don't see any bleed through. I saw where it said use fast-drying ink. I use my Pilot Precise V5 and I haven't had any issues with smudging. It's simultaneously minimalist while having everything I need. I love the cream-colored paper and muted grid lines. I got the undated because I just couldn't wait any longer and I've got NO REGRETS. Price point is a huge plus, too. I don't use an hourly format, so I use the weekly spread for planning/tracking the different aspects of my life. I could continue but I'm sure y'all get the point - it's awesome.
I purchased an Undated and ended up getting a dated version. I got the undated to start using asap (before nov) and really love it, so I got a dated and started using it in November.
I love this planner, the layout and the size is perfect!
The only thing is the pages are so so thin, I wish they were even a tiny bit thicker.
Because of the layout I will probably purchase it again next year, but also am hoping that you guys change the paper to slightly denser !!
Thank you!
This planner is perfect. Quality paper, flexibility for day/month appointments and tasks, and the outside is durable and chic. I’ve enjoyed personalizing mine and carry it everywhere!
I probably buy ~ 3-4 planners each year, always looking for the perfect one for me to use as a scheduler for events, light time blocking, tracking a to-do list, and keeping meeting or other notes. I've used Leuchtturm, Hobonichi weeks, Hobonichi cousin, Hobonichi techo, and Erin Condren in the past. I love this planner, and I think this may be the one I've been looking for. Same paper as the Hobonichis, vertical layout for time blocking, monthly calendar large enough to write on. Numbered pages in the back for indexing meeting notes and other lists or worksheets. The layout is simple and lends itself well for embellishing with stickers and washi. I use highlighters as well. Overall, I'm very happy with this planner, and I am so grateful to the company for helping me substitute this product for the 2026 planner (I just got too impatient!).
I cannot tell you how much I love this planner!!! I bought TWELVE planners this winter to try to find the perfect planner for size and layout and this one is the winner! I cannot tell you how much mental energy went into researching and comparing and I am so thrilled to have found the perfect planner. The KEY thing for me is the layout. It is minimalist so I don't feel like I'm wasting space, but it has plenty of blank space to write to-do lists, etc. I LOVE how it is an A5 size but each day in the weekly space has plenty of width to write what I need (unlike the Common Planner). (Sat and Sun are stacked to achieve this, which is fine with me! The newest version - not this one - does not have the days labeled so if your weekend is not on a Sat/Sun you can label which days you want there. I chose this one to save time with labeling my weekdays.) I love how it is undated so I can stop and start when I need to, love the Monday start, love that the paper is thin so it's not an enormously thick planner but it's also not bleed-through. I have been in a bit of a planner funk and this planner pulled me out of it. BRAVO!!!! I love the index, that the pages are numbered, the routine tracker, the daily pages in the back that can be used as note pages, I love it all. PERFECTION!!!
I accidentally somehow rated 2 stars on my previous review & I'm not sure how to change it - adding a 5 star review to hopefully balance those scales. (Megan A. Review)
I absolutely love my purchases from Wonderland222. I purchased a a journal and an undated weekly planner which I LOVE!! I also purchased three packs of the Vivia watercolor cards which are so brilliant for travel painting. The colors are absolutely beautiful. But the best thing, besides their products, they have EXCEPTIONAL customer service. They are polite and extremely easy to talk to and I would recommend their products anytime!
I've been using this planner for about a week and I really love it. I wasn't sure if I would, because before this I was using a plain dotted notebook for "pure" bullet journaling, but I had the feeling that I needed a little bit more structure and this is turning out to be just the right amount. The light printed ink is great for this. You really can just ignore it or write over it if you don't want to use the provided structure on a given page. Normally, I would hate to have to do that, but it feels very natural in this planner and I barely notice the parts that I don't use.
The weekly/monthly/yearly spreads are quite similar to what I was already doing by hand in my old bullet journal, but that was getting so tedious and disorganized that I was losing motivation to keep it up. The only thing I'm missing in this planner is a weekly review/overview page, but there's no way there would be space for one of those each week! There's a ton of space on the monthly review/overview spread, so my plan for now is to keep adding to that throughout the month during my weekly reviews. If that doesn't work out, I can always use note pages for weekly reviews instead.
This is my first experience with Tomoe River paper, and it took some trial and error for me to find the right pen -- unfortunately my Pentel Energel RTX 0.5 just bled through too much, but I'm using a Pilot Precise V5 now and it works very well with minimal show through.
I also bought a 192 page A5 notebook for notes and extra daily pages, and the notebook and planner fit perfectly together in the Kokuyo Systemic notebook cover. They both lie flat and are a pleasure to write on, and the whole package looks very professional but with a nice touch of bright color from the covers. I really enjoy writing in this planner and that has already made a big difference in my productivity!
This undated journal is exactly what I was looking for. The cover is super nice and feels smooth. The Tomoe River paper works wonderfully with my fountain pens. The overall layout is really nice for planning my work and personal life.
