The 8-page HANOS flyer, 7 to 20 September: eight pages across fourteen days, the thinnest of the retailer’s three

This flyer runs 7 to 20 September and holds just 8 pages. Eight pages across fourteen days is 0.6 a day, among the loosest of anything running today. What makes it worth noting is the flyer beside it: same retailer, same 7 to 20 September, 32 pages. Two flyers sharing one window while differing fourfold in length means they do different jobs, and this thin one carries a narrow selection you can read through in a few minutes.

• This flyer: 8 pages, valid 7 to 20 September 2026. (source 1)
• The other flyer on the same window: 32 pages, also 7 to 20 September. (source 2)
• The long flyer from the same retailer: 47 pages, 1 September to 30 November, covering all fourteen days of this one. (source 3)
• Density: 8 over 14 is 0.6 pages a day; the 32-page flyer is 2.3 and the 47-page one is 0.5.

The sum is density: pages divided by usable days is pages a day. Eight over fourteen is 0.6. That number is low enough that this flyer needs no time set aside for it: read it once and the remaining fortnight is simply waiting for it to expire. The 32-page flyer on the same window is 2.3 a day, and that is the one worth sitting down with.

The second sum is overlap: the three flyers intersect pairwise, so across 7 to 20 September prices in all three belong to one period and subtract directly. To use that, read this eight-page one first and then decide whether to open the 32-page flyer. Doing it the other way round wastes time, because the thin one can be cleared in minutes.

A Hokimi field note: the short flyer is the one to open first. A few minutes tells you whether it holds what you need, and if it does not you can skip the thick one from the same retailer.

Retailer

HANOS

Valid

Fourteen days, from the seventh of September to the twentieth

Pages

8; the flyer beside it on the same dates holds 32