Raymay Fujii Monthly Block Planner Diary Navy Card Size Japan

The Raymay Fujii Monthly Block Planner Diary is a highly compact card-size organizer that keeps important appointments and monthly schedules readily available. Its narrow design slips easily into a wallet or smartphone case, offering convenient portability in everyday conditions. The navy cover has an embossed card-inspired appearance and sturdy thread binding.

The monthly block format lets you see an entire month at a glance, with weekdays, weekends, holidays, and lucky-day indicators clearly marked for quick reference. A straightforward layout places the weekday in the center to preserve writing room, while the six-week arrangement makes it easier to track plans that cross from one month into the next. The publication period extends from December 2026 through March 2028.

• Product Material: Cover and paper

• Manufacturer: Raymay Fujii

• Made in: Japan

• Raymay Fujii monthly card-size planner made for easy daily portability
• Thin 54 x 86 x 2 mm profile fits inside a wallet or smartphone case
• Navy cover finished with an embossed card-style motif
• Reliable thread-bound construction for lasting use
• Monthly block pages offer a convenient at-a-glance view
• Weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays are clearly distinguished
• Space-conscious design positions the weekday to allow more room for notes
• Lucky-day markings and a six-week display support plans spanning adjacent months
• Publication period: December 2026 through March 2028
• Light 10 g construction is simple to carry anywhere

Write appointments, schedules, and other monthly plans on the block-format calendar pages. Use the weekday, weekend, holiday, and lucky-day markings to help arrange your agenda. Store the planner in a wallet, smartphone case, or other small compartment so it remains easy to reach.

Protect the planner from moisture, bending, pressure, and other damaging conditions. When it is not being used, keep it flat or in a protected pocket, and avoid contact with harsh chemicals or exposure to extreme environments.