
Last updated: 11 October 2026
The Midori 10 Year Diary is a single book that holds ten years of entries. Each date has its own page, so you write a few lines for that day every year and read back over the years before.
Midori calls it the 10-Year Diary Gate. The navy version costs £59.99 at The Journal Shop, with free UK delivery. I checked the price and stock on 11 October 2026.
Every page is one date, such as 14 March, and it is split into ten spaces, one per year. So on 14 March each year you write in the next space. After a few years, you can see what happened on the same day before.
In Midori's words, "each date has its own page, containing every year so that you can look back on what you did in past years". Each month also opens with its own seasonal design, which Midori calls a gate.
| Pages | 732, plus 13 pages of appendix |
|---|---|
| Paper | MD Paper, cream, 6mm ruled |
| Binding | Thread bound, with two ribbon bookmarks |
| Cover | Navy cloth with gold foil |
| Size | 18.5 x 12.8cm, 4.3cm thick |
| Comes in | A storage sleeve |
At 4.3cm thick, it is far deeper than a normal notebook. So it lives on a shelf or desk rather than in a bag.
Midori started in 1950 making letter paper. In the early 1960s it created its first multi-year diary, and its MD Paper has been made for writing since the 1960s too. Today Midori is a brand of Designphil, as Midori's history page sets out.
It suits someone who wants to keep a diary but never fills a page a day. Because each date only needs a few lines, it is a small daily habit rather than a big one.
It also works as a present for a new year, a new baby or a new home, since the first entry starts a ten-year record.
Ten years is a long commitment. If they miss a few weeks, the gaps stay visible, which can put some people off.
Also, each space is only a few lines. So it suits short notes, not long entries.
The Journal Shop delivers free by Royal Mail on orders over £40, so the diary ships free. Next day costs £7.99 if you order before midday.
After delivery, you have 14 days to cancel, as long as it is unused and in its packaging.
Buy the Midori 10 Year Diary, £59.99
The Journal Shop sells the navy Midori 10 Year Diary for £59.99, with free UK delivery. I checked this on 11 October 2026.
Each date has its own page split into ten spaces, one per year, so you add a few lines on the same date every year.
732 pages of 6mm ruled MD Paper, plus 13 pages of appendix.
Midori makes it in navy and dark red. The Journal Shop listing is for navy.
Midori designed MD Paper specifically for writing. Even so, test a fountain pen ink on the appendix pages first.
Prices and stock change, so check the shop before you buy.
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