eSIM for Japan

Speed and data rules

Full speed

50 GB

For the whole 30-day plan

After that

Data stops

Buy more data to keep going

Yatelo: “your connection stops rather than slowing down” Source

Yatelo coverage

Runs onNTT Docomo, KDDI (au), SoftBank and Rakuten MobileThe map shows the best of them at each spot.

Yatelo 4G coverage

Docomo, au, SoftBank and Rakuten combined, from their own maps. Blank: not covered.

Strongacross Japanvia au

Coverage by place
PlaceCoverage
All over JapanStrongvia au
TokyoStrong
Osaka and KyotoStrong
Mt Fuji and HakoneStrong
Compare these networks on the coverage map

Coverage areas from the service area maps published by NTT docomo, KDDI au, SoftBank and Rakuten Mobile. Changes: maps and cell positions converted to hexagons by network.

Source: NTT docomo service area map; KDDI au service area map; Rakuten Mobile service area map; SoftBank service area map; nPerf coverage map; OpenCelliD via Source Cooperative, CC BY-SA 4.0.

What you get

Data
50 GB
Valid for
30 days
Network
Docomo, au, SoftBank and Rakuten
Fastest signal
5G
Japanese number
No, data only
Texts (SMS)
No
Top-up
Yes

How it works

Starts
Validity starts when the eSIM first connects to a supported network in its coverage area. Can be installed before departure.
Install
App, QR code, Manual entry
App
Yes
Refunds
No refunds once a plan has been activated and used.
Support
In-app chat, Email, Contact page

Price checked on esims.io.

$22.15

30-day trip, $0.74 a day, $0.44/GB

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