Our testers have been a mix of paper planner house owners, people who wanted to get a paper planner, and those that had tried paper planners and had been dissatisfied. They gave us notes on what they would personally search for in a paper planner (size, writing area, fonts, the texture of the supplies), and how they needed to use one (easy scheduling, aim planning, and so forth). Our testers looked at each blank new planner and gave their suggestions, and in some cases they changed their standards after analyzing a planner in particular person. We think this is what happens to a lot of people—they purchase a planner and realize later that it isn’t right for them—so we tried to make picks that labored for what people really wished, not what they thought they wanted. Enter the Midori Notebook Cover.
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The Japanese Industrial Standards Committee (JIS) defines sizes for the B Series which are barely bigger than the ISO B Series sizes. Specifically, JIS B Series sizes are 6% larger in area and about three% larger in width and length than ISO B Series sizes. Because of this, B Series paper from Japanese brands is often (however not at all times) barely larger than B Series paper from non-Japanese manufacturers. One exception to this pattern is with B5 dimension.