Hightide 2027 Monthly Diary / Fugen A5 / Navy

Fügen, one of our staple planner design, is functional and comes with the transparent pocket, securely store and carry your favorite pens, rulers, sticky notes and even your phone! Includes the illustrated insert with examples of what to put. This is a great planner for someone who enjoys accessorizing with their own flairs.

F Type Format

• A5 size
• Geared towards those who appreciate a beautiful, sophisticated design.
• Transitioned from the 2025 planner to PasPier Cream paper, which resists bleeding from fountain pens and markers.
• Redesigned for a clean look, removing excess lines and information, creating a design with more white space for enjoyable writing.
• Monthly pages exclude lunar calendar and moon phases, moving to the Year Schedule page, providing more space in each monthly square. Year Schedule page now spans 6 months for enhanced writing space.
• A5 size for extensive writing, suitable for those who want to manage their plans monthly. Horizontal ruling in the monthly squares allows differentiation for morning/evening and work/private use.
• Subdued color scheme with gray and orange hues to match the design. Minimal page count for a thin and light planner, making it easy to carry.

Dimension: (W)6" x (H)8.5" x (D)0.6"
Period: Oct 2026- Jan 2028
Page: 80
Content: Calendar, Annual Schedule, Monthly Schedule, Extra Lined Pages, Personal Data 

About Hightide

Hightide was founded in 1994 in Fukuoka, Japan, when a local surfer and a design enthusiast joined forces to build a stationery company rooted in everyday functionality and a laid-back, Americana-tinged aesthetic. The company's annual Hightide Diary collection has become a cult favorite among planner enthusiasts for its clean typography, thoughtful paper choices, and yearly refresh of colors and formats — with sub-lines like Nahe, Iris, Calm, and coton each offering a distinct take on the weekly or monthly layout. Hightide is also the company behind Penco, its retro-industrial tool and stationery line, reflecting the same philosophy of well-made, everyday objects.