Midori Traveler's Notebook (Refill 006) Passport Size Monthly Diary

It is what it is, cheap paper in a cardboard shell to shove into my expensive leather cover. Unlike another brand I tried, if I write in pencil no marks are visible on the other side of the page. There are enough lines that you never have to "double up" on a day splitting a box in half at the end of the month, this is worth the smaller boxes to me. There's enough space on the right side and the bottom to write more if I can't fix it into the box. All that said, though, next year I'm going to spring for a calendar that has the dates and holidays already filled in. I'm not sure why I thought it was great to save two bucks and do it myself.So, not bad at all. No complaints that would keep me from giving it five stars. Just be aware that if you haven't bought fillers for this type of notebook before, the quality is different from what you are probably used to. The "rustic" nature is something I find charming.

I have never been a fan of "date your own calendars" but this calendar is quite lovely. I'm always striving to carry the most "stuff" in the tiniest purses and this calendar is perfect. I never knew I was a paper snob before this calendar but the paper is of such nice quality it makes it easier to write and erase. Nothing about this feels cheap. I wrote in the dates with a gel type pen but typically use ball point or pencil for my entries so I don't notice I was the one who added the dates. The size of each block is large enough for me to write 2-3 appointments in each block assuming I just need a time and a couple words. If I need more room for an address or phone number I just use a spare square or the margin. This calendar is smaller then the typical 2 year calendars in card and dollar stores by about 1.5 inches length and maybe 3/4 inch wide (estimating) but that makes all the difference in fitting in my purse easily or not. I've considered getting the leather cover that goes with this but for now just the calendar part is awesome all by itself!!!

I love midori paper and I love the size and convenience of Travler's notebooks! If you're into fountain pens, this is the paper you're looking for.

This is the refill that fits the Midori Traveler's Passport sized notebook cover system. It has enough pages to cover a 14 month calendar plus a few extra for notes and such.

The inserts are as expected. The paper is of cream color and smooth. Fits nicely in my passport journal.

It’s exactly what I was looking for.I simply needed a monthly. Period. No extra gimmicks lolIt’s a smidge smaller than my pocket size travelers but, to me, it’s perfect.The price could’ve been cheaper given it was only one and so small but whatevs, I needed it. 🤷‍♀️

This is my first experience into Midori, and nice paper to use with my fountain pens (only have owned them about 6 months). That said, this seams to be nice paper. No bleed through using a Kaweco fine nib and Kaweco ink, but can see it slightly. No feather. I would buy it again.

Exceeded my expectations