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Tabishiori is a place where several people can write a trip itinerary at the same time. Each itinerary gets its own URL, and anyone with the URL can view and edit it. Plans, packing lists and shared expenses from receipts all live in one place.

Sample itineraries beyond Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto

Day-by-day plans for quieter places that are easy to reach, with getting-there information and tips for avoiding the crowds.

See all sample itineraries

What you can do with Tabishiori

Plan together with one linkSend the trip link via LINE, WhatsApp or email. Everyone can add and edit plans at the same time. No app to install and no account to create.
Day-by-day scheduleAdd times, places and notes for each day. Each stop links to Google Maps, and you can leave a time blank until the group decides.
Packing and shopping listsKeep personal lists and shared items ("one for the group") in the same place, so nobody packs two hair dryers.
Split expensesRecord who paid for what and see who owes whom at the end. You can even read amounts from a photo of the receipt.
Print it as a travel bookletChoose a cover design and print your itinerary in A4, B5 or other sizes. A paper shiori (travel booklet) is a classic Japanese school-trip tradition.
Works for trips abroad, tooPlan trips inside Japan or overseas, with local currency and place suggestions for the country you choose.

How it works

  1. 1Create a tripEnter a name, dates and destination. You get a link for that trip.
  2. 2Share the linkSend it by LINE, WhatsApp or email. Anyone who opens it can join.
  3. 3Plan together and printAdd plans, packing items and expenses together, then print the booklet before you leave.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tabishiori free?Yes. All features are free and you do not need to create an account.
Do my travel companions need to install an app?No. Tabishiori runs in the browser on iPhone, Android and computers. Anyone with the trip link can view and edit it.
Is Tabishiori available in English?Yes. The whole app, including printed booklets, is available in English at tabishiori.me/en. You can switch between English and Japanese from the menu at any time.
What is a "shiori"?A shiori is a small handmade travel booklet that Japanese groups make before a trip, with the schedule, rules and packing list. Tabishiori turns that tradition into a shared online itinerary.
Where can I find sample itineraries for Japan?See our sample itineraries for Kanazawa, Izumo and Matsue, Kurashiki, Matsuyama and Dogo Onsen, Kawagoe and Itoshima, with times, maps and getting-there tips.