Hobonichi - 2026 Weeks, Kyohei Sakaguchi: En Route to Kumamoto Port at Dawn | English

Name: Hobonichi - 2026 Weeks, Kyohei Sakaguchi: En Route to Kumamoto Port at Dawn | English
Brand: Hobonichi
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The iconic Hobonichi Weeks 2026 is now available at Nishura EAST!

He doesn’t construct buildings, yet he’s an architect. He writes, sings, photographs, and paints. Kyohei Sakaguchi has continued creating in all these forms—effortlessly, like breathing. This Weeks features one of his pastel paintings.

Living in Kumamoto Prefecture, Sakaguchi began growing vegetables on a plot he rented in a community garden in 2020. On his way to the garden and while tending his plot, he captures the scenery with his smartphone. He uses these photos as references for his pastel artwork.

This pastel painting, titled En Route to Kumamoto Port at Dawn, was created on March 22, 2024. According to Sakaguchi, it depicts “the crisp, cool morning sky before heading out to fish.” Clouds stretch across the dawn sky—those touched by light are painted in white and pale orange, while those in shadow are a soft grey.

Language: English
Pages: 240 pages
Paper: Tomoe River paper - Thin & light-weight paper.
Start of Week: Monday
Yearly Index: Jan - Dec 2026 (2 pages)
Monthly Calendar: Dec 2025 - Mar 2027 (32 pages)
Weekly Pages: 1st Dec 2025 - 3rd Jan 2027 (114 pages)
Each page has the week of the year and phase of the moon
Memo Pages: 75 pages (3.55 mm grid)
Bonus Pages: Useful Abbreviations / Using Things around You to Measure Size / Favorites / My 100 / Memories 2026 / 12 Switches to Help You Focus / 365 Days Check-Off Sheet / Addresses / Personal Notes

About the Artist

Born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1978. Graduated in 2001 from the Department of Architecture from Waseda University’s School of Science and Engineering. Participated in many fields, including writing, painting, music, and architecture. Publicly shared that he lives with bipolar disorder, and has been running a crisis line “Inocchi no Denwa” on his personal cell phone since 2012 to take calls from anyone contemplating suicide.