Japan Pocket Wi-Fi - Unlimited Data / 3GB per day(Pick-Up at Japan Airports)

Must Do Experiences

• Navigate Tokyo's intricate subway networks in real-time without worrying about dead zones.

• Translate complex Japanese restaurant menus instantly using your smartphone camera and live internet.

• Share high-resolution photos and videos of your trip with family back home without hunting for public hotspots.

• Stream your favorite travel playlists or podcasts while riding the bullet train across the country.

Hidden Gems

• Public Wi-Fi in rural Japanese towns and traditional ryokans can be surprisingly sparse, making your personal Pocket Wi-Fi an absolute lifesaver for off-the-beaten-path explorations.

• You can connect up to five devices simultaneously, meaning your travel group can save precious phone battery by turning off individual cellular data and sharing one strong signal.

• Use your reliable connection to access local Japanese transit apps like Navitime, which offer much more accurate rural bus and train schedules than international map apps.

What Makes it Special

• Enjoy the flexibility of a one-way rental, allowing you to pick up at one airport and conveniently return it at another or via mail.

• Experience nationwide coverage powered by the Softbank 4G network, ensuring strong signals from the bustling streets of Shibuya to the scenic slopes of Hokkaido.

• Travel hassle-free with a complete kit that includes a portable charger, USB cable, and easy-to-follow English manual.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

To avoid long queues at the airport rental counters, try to schedule your pickup during off-peak hours, typically mid-morning or late evening. The device is essential year-round, but having immediate connectivity is especially crucial during the busy Cherry Blossom spring season and autumn foliage months when navigating crowded tourist hubs.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Use your stable connection to instantly back up high-resolution photos of neon-lit Shinjuku or serene Kyoto temples to cloud storage, freeing up phone space for more shots.

• Live-stream your breathtaking views of Mount Fuji or the Shibuya Crossing to friends and family without worrying about buffering or compression.

• Always check local signage before photographing, as some shrines, museums, and private gardens strictly prohibit photography or the use of flash.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

When using your connected devices on Japanese public transport, always switch your phone to silent mode and refrain from taking voice calls, as talking on the phone on trains is considered highly rude. Be mindful of your surroundings when navigating with your phone, and step to the side of the sidewalk to check maps so you do not block pedestrian traffic.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• Having reliable Wi-Fi is absolutely crucial during the spring Cherry Blossom season when navigating to the best, less-crowded viewing spots requires real-time map updates.

• During the summer Obon festival and winter New Year holidays, public transport schedules change frequently, making your internet connection vital for checking updated train and bus timetables.

• Autumn foliage season brings massive crowds to Kyoto and Nikko, so use your connection to book last-minute restaurant reservations or find alternative walking routes.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Keep the Pocket Wi-Fi device securely zipped in your bag or pocket, especially in crowded areas like Tokyo Station or during major festivals, to prevent accidental loss.

• Avoid leaving the device and its lithium battery in direct sunlight or inside a hot parked car during the humid Japanese summer months to prevent overheating.

• Stay alert and look up from your screen when crossing streets or navigating busy intersections, as cyclists and pedestrians move quickly.