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Japan Visa Itinerary Format & Free Template

For a Japan tourist visa, the Schedule of Stay (your daily itinerary) must be a clean 4-column table: Date, Activity Plan, Contact, and Accommodation. Get the columns right and the rest is easy. Here is the exact format, a blank template you can copy, and a filled example you can model your own trip on.

The required columns

Every Schedule of Stay uses the same four columns. Fill in a row for every day from arrival to departure:

Blank template

This is the structure — four headers and one row per day. Copy it and fill in your own trip:

DateActivity PlanContactAccommodation
    
    
    
    

Filled example

Here is the same format filled in for a short Tokyo–Osaka trip — an arrival day, a sightseeing day, and a departure day:

DateActivity PlanContactAccommodation
May 5Arrive Narita (NRT). Transfer to hotel in Shinjuku; evening walk around Shinjuku and Kabukicho.Hotel front deskSample Hotel Shinjuku, 1-2-3 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo · +81 3-1234-5678
May 6Tokyo sightseeing: Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Ueno Park, and Shibuya Crossing.Sample Hotel Shinjuku, 1-2-3 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo · +81 3-1234-5678
May 9Morning at Osaka Castle, then transfer to Kansai (KIX) for departure flight home.Airline

Get it as a clean PDF

You don't have to format the table by hand. Our generator builds the Schedule of Stay in this exact 4-column layout and renders it as a clean PDF. It uses a Japanese-capable font, so hotel names and addresses with Japanese characters show up correctly instead of as blank boxes — which matters when your reservation lists the address in Japanese.

Generate your Japan visa itinerary in the exact required format — with real hotel addresses filled in automatically.

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