Raymay Davinci Bible Schedule Refills: Layouts & Codes
Raymay Davinci Bible-size schedule refills are undated six-hole planner sheets, 95 × 170 mm, for Raymay Fujii's six-ring binders. Raymay's page lists daily, two-days-a-page, weekly, two-week, monthly and Gantt layouts, mostly 30 sheets at ¥440 (about US$2.80). Yoseka sells them in the US.
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Product facts
- Product
- Raymay Davinci Bible-size schedule refills (DR270 daily and related codes)
- Brand
- Raymay Fujii
- Brand origin
- Japan
- Made in
- Not stated*
- Material
- Diary-specific paper (Raymay); cream paper for the Gantt chart; bamboo paper on two Yoseka-listed refills
- Price range
- $under $5 per ream or pad
- Rate it
Notes on these facts
- Made by Raymay Fujii (Japan). Country of manufacture not stated: Raymay's schedule refill page lists price, code, sheet count, paper and a feature line for each refill, but no country of manufacture, and Yoseka's listing doesn't state one. Price: example listing.
- How we test and disclose samples: How we test stationery.
- 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
- Raymay Fujii lists eleven Bible-size schedule refills, from a daily page (DR270) to a monthly Gantt chart (DR4300); the page size is 95 × 170 mm and the sheets are six-hole punched.
- Ten of the eleven are 30 sheets of Raymay's diary-specific paper; the Gantt chart is 10 sheets of cream paper that Raymay says can plan a project of up to 40 days.
- Raymay's page prices ten refills at ¥385 (about US$2.40) to ¥440 (about US$2.80) with tax and the Gantt at ¥407 (about US$2.60).
- Yoseka matches its variants to Raymay's codes, adds two bamboo-paper refills (weekly DR4406, monthly DR4405) that Raymay's schedule page doesn't list, and says sheets are 20 unless stated.
- Yoseka's US listing puts most refills in our $ band (under $5) and the bamboo ones in the $$ band ($5–20); only the Weekly D and bamboo weekly refills showed as in stock on November 2, 2026.
What are Raymay Davinci Bible-size schedule refills?
They are undated, six-hole planner sheets, 95 × 170 mm, made for Raymay Fujii’s Davinci system binders. Yoseka says the pages are punched to drop into six-ring binders and that Raymay offers a wide range of formats so users can build their own combination. Raymay’s Japanese page names the size “Bible size” and lists each layout with its own DR code.
Because they are undated, you can start any layout on any day. If you want the blank sheets instead, our Bible-size note refills guide covers the ruled, grid and plain papers, and the accessories guide covers the folders and punches that share the same rings.
Raymay Davinci Bible-size schedule refill specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Raymay Fujii (Japan) |
| Size | 95 × 170 mm (3.7 × 6.7 in) |
| Holes | Six |
| Sheets per pack | 30 for ten refills; 10 for the Gantt chart (Yoseka says 20 unless stated) |
| Paper | Diary-specific paper (Raymay); cream paper for the Gantt chart |
| Japan price with tax | ¥385 (about US$2.40) to ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
Raymay’s page is undated and gives no paper weight for its own diary paper, so we read it on November 2, 2026 and quote it as it stood.
Which layouts does Raymay list?
Raymay lists eleven, from a one-day page to a Gantt chart. Prices include tax; conversions use the FX rate in our writing guide. The layout descriptions are our translations of Raymay’s feature lines.
| Code | Layout (Raymay’s description) | Sheets | Price with tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| DR270 | Undated, one day per page | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR4289 | Undated, one day per page on a 4.0 mm grid for free writing | 30 | ¥385 (about US$2.40) |
| DR4284 | Undated, two days per page | 30 | ¥385 (about US$2.40) |
| DR271 | Undated, one week across a spread | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR272 | Undated; week on the left page, 6.0 mm ruled note on the right | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR273 | Undated, two weeks across a spread | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR286 | Undated, one week across a spread with a time scale | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR1229 | Undated, no weekdays, one-week block layout across a spread | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR274 | Undated, block layout across a spread | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR275 | Dated, no weekdays, one month across a spread | 30 | ¥440 (about US$2.80) |
| DR4300 | Undated monthly Gantt chart, cream paper, covers a project of up to 40 days | 10 | ¥407 (about US$2.60) |
Raymay doesn’t draw the layouts on its text page, so our cover shows each type by eye, not as a copy of Raymay’s printing.
How do the daily, weekly and monthly layouts differ?
The difference is how many pages you turn and how much room each day gets. A daily page (DR270) gives a whole 95 × 170 mm sheet to one day, and DR4284 halves that to two days a page. The weekly refills spread a week over two facing pages, which is 190 mm of width, and the two-week DR273 spreads fourteen days over the same opening.
Three weekly variants are worth separating. DR272 trades the right page for a 6.0 mm ruled note page, DR286 adds a time scale for appointments, and DR1229 is a block layout without weekday names. The monthly DR275 prints the dates so a month fits on one opening.
Raymay says the Gantt refill (DR4300) is a month-based progress chart that can handle projects of up to 40 days, and it comes ten sheets to a pack on cream paper.
How are Yoseka’s variants named?
Yoseka uses its own names, and its SKUs carry Raymay’s codes. Yoseka’s Daily is DR270, Weekly A to D are DR271, DR272, DR273 and DR286, Monthly A and B are DR274 and DR275, and Monthly Planning is DR4300. Its “2 Days Per Page” is DR4284, and its SKU for that variant ends in “discontinued”, although Raymay’s page still lists the code.
Yoseka also lists two bamboo-paper refills, a weekly (DR4406) and a monthly (DR4405), that aren’t on Raymay’s schedule page. It describes the bamboo paper as made from domestic bamboo, 100 g/m² and uncoated, and says it suits erasable pens. We haven’t tested it, so treat those details as Yoseka’s.
How much do they cost?
In Japan, between ¥385 (about US$2.40) and ¥440 (about US$2.80) a pack, with tax, plus ¥407 (about US$2.60) for the Gantt. Yoseka’s US listing on November 2, 2026 ran from US$4 for the standard refills to US$4.50 for Monthly Planning and US$5 for the bamboo ones, which puts most in our $ band (under $5) and the bamboo refills in our $$ band ($5–20).
On that date only Weekly D and the bamboo weekly refill showed as in stock; the other variants were marked unavailable. Check Yoseka for current stock.
Who are the Davinci Bible-size schedule refills for?
They suit people who run a Davinci or other six-ring Bible-size binder and want to pick the planning layout themselves. The undated sheets mean you can begin mid-month, and the choice runs from one day on a page to a month on a spread.
Skip them if your binder takes a different refill size, since Raymay lists these only for its own system, or if you want printed dates on every layout, since only DR275 is dated.
Where are they made?
Raymay’s page doesn’t say. It gives code, sheet count, paper and price, so we leave the origin as not stated.
Frequently asked questions
What size are Davinci Bible-size schedule refills?
Raymay's refill pages for its Bible-size binders use a 95 × 170 mm sheet, six-hole punched, and Yoseka gives the same 95 × 170 mm. A weekly or monthly spread uses two facing pages.
Are the schedule refills dated?
Mostly not. Raymay describes ten of the eleven as undated. The exception is DR275, a monthly spread with dates printed and no weekdays, so check the code before you buy.
How many sheets are in a pack?
Raymay lists 30 sheets for ten refills and 10 sheets for the Gantt chart. Yoseka's page says 20 sheets unless stated otherwise, so the two sources disagree and we have not counted a pack.
Which layout puts a week and notes on one spread?
DR272. Raymay says the left page is a one-week schedule and the right page is a horizontal-ruled note page at 6.0 mm.
Is there a weekly refill with a time scale?
Yes, DR286. Raymay describes a one-week spread with a time scale that makes appointments clear at a glance. Yoseka's Weekly D variant carries the same code.
What are the bamboo-paper schedule refills?
Yoseka lists a weekly (DR4406) and a monthly (DR4405) refill on Raymay's bamboo paper, which it says is 100 g/m² and uncoated. Raymay's schedule page doesn't list them.
Do they fit binders from other brands?
Raymay lists these only for its own Bible-size Davinci binders. Check your binder's ring spacing and sheet size first, because we haven't confirmed fit with other brands.
How much do Davinci Bible schedule refills cost in the US?
Yoseka listed most refills in our $ band (under $5) and the bamboo ones in our $$ band ($5–20) on November 2, 2026.
Sources
- Raymay Fujii (Japan): Davinci refill, Bible-size schedule (codes DR270 to DR4300, layouts, sheet counts, paper, prices excl. and incl. tax; read November 2, 2026)
- Raymay Fujii: Davinci refill menu (read November 2, 2026)
- Raymay Fujii: Bible-size accessories (95 × 170 mm refill size; used by our accessories guide)
- Yoseka Stationery: Raymay Davinci Bible Size Schedule Refills (95 × 170 mm, six-hole, variant prices, SKUs and stock; read November 2, 2026)