Aona Hayashi 2026 Calendar

Every month feels like a tiny gallery opening on my desk—the typography is so raw and expressive that I actually look forward to flipping the page, even on busy Mondays. The grid still keeps my appointments legible, which is a nice balance against all that chaotic energy.

The typography on each month hits different—some pages feel like a shout, others a whisper. It’s the first calendar I’ve owned that I actually look forward to flipping, and the grid still keeps my appointments readable underneath all that raw expression.

I was a bit worried the chaotic art would make it hard to read dates, but each month actually stays surprisingly functional. The raw typography makes my desk feel like a tiny gallery, and I catch myself staring at it more than I check my phone.