Traditional Japanese Tear-off Calendar 2027 : 2 Sizes

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Each page is printed on Junpakushi washi — translucent enough that the previous day's numeral ghosts through from beneath, visible only in certain light. The typography follows Japanese wayfinding convention: weekdays in black, Saturdays in blue, Sundays in red. Lunar phases and zodiac markers run the margins. A memo line for daily notation. Hung from an aluminum bracket with a red fabric cord.

Available in two sizes. Medium works as a desk pad or wall calendar. Extra Large is designed for the wall.

Part of our Japanese Minimalism collection.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★ Aug 19, 2026

I keep the 2027 version on my desk next to my monitor, and the Junpakushi washi pages catch the afternoon light in a way that makes the ghosted numerals from yesterday feel almost poetic. Even the tearing motion is satisfying—clean and crisp, like opening a new chapter each morning.

Alexander ★★★★★ Aug 17, 2026

The tear-off ritual has become my favorite morning anchor, and the 2027 edition's Junpakushi washi pages feel even more delicate than last year's. I love how the light catches the paper and lets the old date whisper through before I flip it.

John P. ★★★★★ Jul 23, 2026

The paper is so delicate and thin, I love how yesterday's number softly shows through. It makes my desk feel like a tiny gallery this year.