Dr. Bunny

A free communication aid for medical visits in Japan

Prepare a Japanese symptom report for your doctor in Japan

Describe your symptoms in English and prepare a Japanese summary you can show to medical staff. Dr. Bunny is free to use and does not require an account.

Dr. Bunny translates and organizes information you enter. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or provide emergency care.

EXAMPLE PREVIEW症状レポート

受診時の症状メモ

Basic details
[Information entered by the user]
Symptoms
[Symptoms and timing entered by the user]
Other details
[Medication, allergies, or notes entered by the user]

Illustration only. No patient information or real symptoms are shown here.

From your words to a visit-ready summary

How the symptom report works

01

Add basic details

Enter details such as your age, gender, and level of Japanese.

02

Describe your symptoms

Choose or add symptoms and include when they started or where they occur.

03

Add other information

Include medication, allergies, or other notes you want to tell the doctor.

04

Review, agree, and get your PDF

Check your information and review the DeepL privacy information. The translation step asks for your consent before sending your input to DeepL. You can then view or download the Japanese report.

Translation support, not medical advice

Dr. Bunny does not provide a diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or emergency service. Translations may be incomplete or inaccurate; there is no guarantee of accuracy. Review the report with qualified medical staff or an interpreter and explain anything that needs clarification. Do not use this tool instead of emergency care.

Common questions

Questions about Japanese symptom reports

Is Dr. Bunny free, and do I need to sign up?

It is free to use, and you can start without creating an account.

What does the report do?

It translates and organizes information you enter so you can show a Japanese summary to medical staff. It does not interpret symptoms or recommend care.

Is the translation guaranteed to be accurate?

No. The translation may be incomplete or inaccurate. Please review it with medical staff or a qualified interpreter and clarify anything that is unclear.

Where does my information go?

Before translation, the flow asks you to agree to sending your entered personal information to DeepL and links to DeepL's privacy policy. Review that information and continue only if you agree.

Can Dr. Bunny help in an emergency?

No. It is not an emergency service. Contact local emergency services or a qualified healthcare professional if you need urgent help.

Helping someone prepare for a visit?

Share the general guide with a traveler, student, or resident. It contains no patient report or personal information.

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More help for a medical visit

For information on finding and visiting medical institutions, see the Japan National Tourism Organization's medical guide. Confirm opening hours and language support with the facility before visiting.

If you prefer a questionnaire in another language, see KIFJP's multilingual medical questionnaires.