Mochikichi's calendar this year seems like it would be well-received by foreigners... it's so colorful and features designs and content that explain Japanese culture in detail!! The calendar has a wide variety of content, including Japanese scenery, the changing seasons, the enjoyment of walking around town, and a rich food culture. January: Ouchijuku (Fukushima Prefecture) February: Sake Brewery Experience (various locations nationwide) March: Kuno-zan Strawberry Coast Street (Shizuoka Prefecture) April: Hirosaki Castle Cherry Blossoms (Aomori Prefecture) May: Ashikaga Flower Park (Tochigi Prefecture) June: Hachimantai Dragon Eye (Akita Prefecture) July: Shimanami Kaido Cycling (Hiroshima Prefecture & Ehime Prefecture) August: Suwa Lake Fireworks Festival (Nagano Prefecture) September: Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter (Okayama Prefecture) October: Oya History Museum (Tochigi Prefecture) November: Fushimi Inari Shrine (Kyoto Prefecture) December: Ameyoko Shopping Street (Tokyo & Ueno) It's very lively. I feel a connection to places I've visited, and I learn a lot about places I don't know, sometimes even struggling with how to read the characters. It really broadens my horizons. I said it was for foreigners, but I'm realizing now that it's actually for me. The size is approximately 36cm tall and 26cm wide when open. If anyone is interested, I will ship it via Yu-Yu Mercari delivery. I opened it for the photos, but there are no scratches or stains. Let's open the door to 2026 with this wonderful calendar!!