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The Midori Double Schedule Diary 2027 is a B6 diary with two sets of the same 15 monthly pages, one red and one blue, that you open by pressing an index tab. It has 80 pages of cream MD Paper, a bookmark ribbon and a PVC cover. Midori lists 1,650 yen (about US$10.44) with tax, made in Japan.
Cream MD Paper, thread-sewn binding with a bookmark ribbon, PVC cover
Released
2026*
Price range
$$$5–20 per notebook
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Notes on these facts
Made by Designphil Inc.. Made in Japan: Midori's official online store lists the country of origin as Made in Japan for this diary. Source. Price: example listing. Released: Midori's store lists the 2027 edition, dated from late 2026; we found no separate launch date.
Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
Midori lists two sets of monthly pages for October 2026 to December 2027, colored red and blue, so work and private plans can live in one book.
A patented "magic index" opens the red or blue set depending on where you press; a white tab between them flips between the two.
The B6 body is 186 × 132 × 5 mm, about 127 g, 80 pages of cream MD Paper with 16 memo pages, thread-sewn with a bookmark ribbon.
Midori says it has been sold only in B6 since the 2024 edition; there is no A5 version.
Midori's store lists 1,650 yen (about US$10.44) with tax and Japan as the country of origin.
What is the Midori Double Schedule Diary?
It is a B6 diary that holds two calendars in one book. Midori, the Japanese stationery maker behind the MD line, prints each month twice: once on red pages and once on blue. You choose which set to open by pressing a tab, which Midori calls a magic index and describes as patented.
The point is to keep two kinds of plans apart. Midori suggests work in one color and private life in the other, or a study schedule beside everyday plans, or a one-line daily journal. For a daily diary instead, see our Midori MD Diary 2027.
How does the magic index work?
Where you press the index decides which set of pages opens. Midori says pressing the lower red index opens the red pages, the upper grey index opens the blue pages, and the white tab between them opens red and blue pages alternately. Opening the red January leads to the grey January on the next page.
Each month is a ruled block with a list calendar down the left edge. Midori says the left list is for events you want in a separate frame and for rough scheduling, the ruled block keeps your handwriting aligned, and there is a memo space and a next-month calendar too. Midori’s store also advises glancing at the other color before writing a new plan so two appointments don’t collide.
What dates, pages and size does it have?
It runs 15 months from October 2026 to December 2027, in 80 pages. Midori lists an annual calendar, the two monthly sets and 16 memo pages, with rokuyo shown. It is B6 only: Midori says that since the 2024 edition there is no A5 version.
Double Schedule B6
Body size
186 × 132 × 5 mm (7.3 × 5.2 × 0.2 in)
Weight
About 127 g
Pages
80, with 16 memo pages
Binding
Thread-sewn, with a bookmark ribbon
What are the paper and cover like?
Cream MD Paper and a PVC cover. Midori’s store lists the MD Paper in cream. The cover color shown includes a muted tone with the grey and red index visible beneath it. We haven’t tested the paper with fountain pens; see our Midori MD system guide for what Midori says about MD Paper.
Midori’s store lists Japan as the country of origin. The diary costs 1,650 yen (about US$10.44) with tax at 158 yen to the dollar, which puts it in our $$ band ($5–20).
Frequently asked questions
What does the Double Schedule diary do?
It gives you two sets of the same months, one red and one blue, so you can keep two kinds of plans apart, such as work and private life, or study and ordinary days.
How do the two sets of pages work?
Press the lower red index tab and the red pages open; press the upper grey tab and the blue pages open; the white tab between them alternates red and blue, per Midori.
What months does it cover?
15 months, October 2026 to December 2027, for each of the two sets. Midori lists no April, September or Sunday-start editions and says none are planned.
Which sizes does it come in?
Only B6, since the 2024 edition. Midori says there is no A5 version.
How many pages and how heavy is it?
80 pages, 186 × 132 × 5 mm and about 127 g, with cream MD Paper, thread-sewn binding and a bookmark ribbon.
What is on the monthly page?
A ruled monthly block, a list-style calendar down the left edge for separate or rough plans, a memo space and a next-month calendar, with rokuyo shown.
How much does it cost and where is it made?
Midori's store lists 1,650 yen (about US$10.44) with tax, made in Japan, which is our $$ band ($5–20).
