Sakura Undated Planner by Momoko Sakura Large, Hard Cover, 12-Month Undated Planner in a Gift Box Multi-color

Introducing a Sakura Undated Planner featuring designs by Japanese manga creator Momoko Sakura.

This gorgeous, patterned gift box contains a 12-month undated planner with original creativity by Momoko Sakura. The pages inside are made using 100 g/m² paper, while the cover is bound in tactile canvas. It comes with stickers to personalise your plans and a greeting card, both with Momoko Sakura designs.

Momoko Sakura is the creative genius behind the incredibly popular manga Chibi Maruko-Chan. Based on Momoko’s childhood, this heartwarming and often moving series portrays the experiences of 3rd grader Maruko together with her friends and family. To date, over 32.5 million manga, including a digital version, have been published, while the animation has been shown all over the world. Three generations of Japanese and Asians have grown up watching, reading, and living with Chibi Maruko-Chan over the last 35 years.

This Sakura Undated Planner is part of the Moleskine 2024 Asian Collection. The collection unites three contemporary creatives from three diverse countries in a celebration of Eastern traditions: Japanese manga creator Momoko Sakura, Chinese artist Zeng Fanzhi, and South Korean typographic designer Ahn Sang Soo.

How does an undated planner work?
You can start this undated weekly planner at any moment of the year. We’ve left the month, week, and date spaces blank for you to fill in, giving you more versatility and freedom than a dated diary. By adding the dates yourself, you can skip any gaps and simply make use of the pages you really need. Undated lets you plan around your life – there’s no need to wait for the year to start. You can fit it around the school year or adapt it to your personal or work needs. There are twelve unnamed months, each one with five undated weeks for you to use however you choose.

Notebook and planner together.
This handy structure provides a two-page spread for each week: the days of the week are shown horizontally on the lefthand page opposite a ruled page for notes, tasks, and thoughts. This useful layout merges notebook and planner, so you have the best of both worlds: enough structure to stay organised and enough space to think and create.

All illustrations copyright © S.P.