Mind Wave 2027 B6 Desk Calendar - 3 Character Designs

A 2027 calendar that sits on the desk, not the wall

These are B6 desk calendars from MIND WAVE for the 2027 year. Each one stands on a double ring binding so the page you are on stays upright next to a keyboard, a notebook or a till, and the whole calendar folds flat when the year is over. What changes between the three designs is the character printed on it and the illustrations hidden behind each month.

The three designs

• Nyansuke Crayon Doodles - Gorogoro Nyansuke the cat, illustrated like a child went at it with crayons
• Shibanban Travel - Shibanban the shiba inu on a trip, one scene per month
• Piyokomame Hono-bono - Piyokomame the chick, drawn soft and warm
• Body about 128 x 182 mm, package 143 x 188 x 13 mm, 95 g
• Textured paper, 13 sheets (cover plus 12 months), 18 hole double ring, made in Japan

How the pages work

Each spread is a single month, laid out as a date block so the numbers and the rokuyo day markers stay easy to scan from above rather than from the side. The character illustration changes with the month, which is the part most people keep until December. Because the sheets are held by a ring, the finished pages tear out cleanly if you want to keep a favourite month.

Things to know before you buy

This is the 2027 edition from MIND WAVE; the year is printed on the cover, so it is not a reusable perpetual calendar. The paper is uncoated, so pen and pencil write well but heavy wet ink may show through. The stand is the ring itself, so it sits on a flat desk rather than hanging.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is the Mind Wave 2027 desk calendar?

A: The body measures about 128 x 182 mm and the package measures 143 x 188 x 13 mm. It weighs about 95 g, which is light enough to move around the desk.

Q: Which characters are available?

A: Three: Gorogoro Nyansuke (crayon doodle style), Shibanban (travel scenes) and Piyokomame (soft, warm illustrations). Each is a separate calendar.

Q: Is this a 2027 calendar or a perpetual one?

A: It is the 2027 edition, printed with the dates for that year. It starts from January 2027 and is not reusable for later years.

Q: How is it bound and does it stand up?

A: It uses an 18 hole double ring, and the ring acts as the stand so the calendar stands on a flat surface. The sheets can be torn out along the ring when you are done.

Q: How many pages does it have?

A: Thirteen sheets: one cover plus twelve monthly pages, printed on textured paper.

Q: Where is it made?

A: MIND WAVE prints these calendars in Japan.