Japanese Wall Hanging Tear-Off Daily Calendar for 2027

A familiar sight in Japanese homes, offices, and neighbourhood shops, this traditional tear-off calendar brings a small daily ritual to the wall. Tear away one page each morning to reveal a fresh date, with clear typography and the quietly practical design that has made Japanese daily calendars a long-standing classic.

More than a way to keep track of the date, each page offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese timekeeping. Both sizes include Rokuyō, the traditional six-day cycle of auspicious and less auspicious days, the Japanese era date, moon phases, tidal names, and the Twenty-Eight Lunar Mansions (nijūhasshuku).

Available in two sizes:

No. 6: Compact
A smaller, information-rich format that fits easily into a kitchen, entryway, workspace, or other everyday corner. Each page also includes Japanese proverbs, idioms, and classical expressions.

• Size: 185 × 120 mm (7.3 × 4.7 in)

• One page for each day

• Includes proverbs, idioms, and classical expressions

No. 9: Large with Memo Space
A larger format with a generous memo area at the bottom of each page. A lovely choice for a family space, shop, studio, or office where there is room to jot down reminders, notes, or daily thoughts. Each page features a quotation or memorable phrase from around the world.

• Size: 265 × 195 mm (10.4 × 7.7 in)

• One page for each day

• Spacious memo area

• Includes quotations and memorable phrases from around the world

With its minimal use of colour, generous white space, and useful cultural details, this calendar feels at home in both traditional and modern interiors. A practical object for every day, and a thoughtful gift for anyone who enjoys Japanese design, stationery, or the rhythm of marking time by hand.