Japan – known for anime, cherry blossom trees & the crazy number of (reasonably priced) vending machines.
The country is also known for sumo wrestling, the Shinkansen train & technological advancements.
Whenever I watch some anime or manga, which is rare, I always feel like going to Japan, get some groceries & certainly buy leek for the authentic anime grocery shopping experience.
But you are probably not going to Japan just to get some leek (at least, I hope not).
If you can, you certainly want to go to Mount Fuji (do not call it Mount Fiji 🤪).
And the many stunning castles or temples across the country, such as Kinkaku-Ji, Kiyomizu-Dera & Osaka Castle.
And anime and manga lovers want to go to Akihabara – even those who are not into those things, like myself, will still be in awe by all the stores nearby.
As you can see, there is no reason to be bored in Japan – and I only mentioned a handful of things to do!
What you should not do, in many cases, is roam internationally in Japan – International roaming can be expensive.
That is why I always recommend local prepaid SIM cards, eSIMs & even travel eSIMs so that you can enjoy low rates for data, minutes & SMS.
Most Japanese mobile operators do not offer prepaid SIM cards to tourists because of a low prohibiting travelers from getting voice-enabled SIM cards.
Yes… if you get a SIM card in Japan, it will always be data-only… with one exception.
So, how much do SIM cards cost in Japan?
You can get a Japanese (tourist) SIM card for 4500 JPY (29.90 USD) from SoftBank in their stores. MVNOs sell SIM cards for between 1780 JPY (11.85 USD) to 26 400 JPY (175.45 USD). SIM cards are also sold at various airports, including (Tokyo) Haneda Airport (HND).
With almost all of the options mentioned above, you can pre-order your SIM card so that they are waiting for you at the airport or a post office close to your accommodation (or it can be delivered there too for a slightly higher fee).
Unlike some other countries in East– and Southeast Asia, (prepaid) SIM cards are not as accessible as in other countries, but it is still doable.
In this guide, I will go over everything you need to know about buying a SIM card in Japan. Let's go.
Original publication: 13th of December 2019. Last updated: 15th of November 2023.
Table of Contents
What is the Best SIM Card in Japan?
If you want to buy the best SIM card in Japan, I recommend going with COMST, Mobal, Nippon SIM & Sakura Mobile. All use the NTT DoCoMo network, which is the best in the country. Nippon SIM and Sakura Mobile have unlimited plans. COMST is the only one with 5G NR access.
Japan has one mobile operator and nine Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) offering prepaid services easily accessible to travelers:
- SoftBank Japan
- Bmobile Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
- COMST Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
- GTN Mobile Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
- IIJmio Japan Travel SIM (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
- Mobal Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO (data-only) & SoftBank MVNO (with calls/SMS)
- Nippon SIM for Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO & SoftBank MVNO (for one SIM card only))
- Sakura Mobile (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
- Wireless Gate Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
- Wi-Ho! Japan (NTT DoCoMo MVNO)
In this guide, I will only stick to the mobile operator and MVNOs bolded above, as they are the most popular options for travelers.
I decided to stop reviewing MVNOs (in most cases) and spend that testing time on travel eSIMs (like the ones for Japan, for example) instead because most Phone Travel Wiz readers avoid MVNOs. But if you really want a SIM card from an unbolded option, you have to do the research yourself, I am afraid.
Anyone 18 or older living in or visiting Japan can buy a Japanese SIM card with some restrictions, and you do have to comply with Japan's SIM card registration regulations.
And if you are younger than 18, you can still get a SIM card if your parents buy one for you (in their name).
The main restriction is that short-term visitors cannot buy voice-enabled Japanese SIM cards.
This means that SIM cards mentioned in this guide are data-only and targeted at tourists (except for Mobal).
Besides those restrictions, you are free to use Japanese (tourist) SIM cards.
Regarding the registration requirements, you must show your passport at the point of sale.
- Find out which countries have SIM card registration regulations and what is required from you (lookup tool)
Where Can You Buy a Japanese SIM Card (+Prices)?
You can get a Japanese SIM card in (select) Softbank stores. Resellers, like convenience stores and electronic shops, also sell SIM cards. It is also possible to get SIM cards at select airports, including (Tokyo) Haneda Airport (HND) and (Tokyo) Narita International Airport (NRT), or get them delivered to post offices or your accommodation.
You can expect to pay the following for Japanese SIM cards:
- SoftBank Japan: 4500 JPY
- COMST Japan: 2420 JPY – 8800 JPY
- IIJmio Japan Travel SIM: 1990 JPY & 3020 JPY
- Mobal Japan: 3990 JPY – 16 500 JPY
- Nippon SIM (for Japan): 1780 JPY – 1980 JPY
- Sakura Mobile: 4950 JPY – 26 400 JPY
- Wireless Gate Japan: 2420 JPY – 8800 JPY
Be aware that SIM cards sold at airports can be more expensive than the prices mentioned above.
Use the Wise Currency Converter tool (free) for up-to-date JPY (Japanese Yen) to your currency (let's say HKD – Hong Kong Dollar) exchange rates.
For reference, below are some exchange rates between JPY and USD (US Dollars):
- 10 JPY = 0.65 USD
- 100 JPY = 0.65 USD
- 1000 JPY = 6.65 USD
- 10 000 JPY = 66.45 USD
- 100 000 JPY = 664.55 USD
For any other currency, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
(Travel) eSIMs for Japan
The use of (travel) eSIMs has exploded in recent years.
Not only do more phones have eSIM capability (some US-sold iPhones are eSIM-only), but the number of providers adopting technology has proliferated as well.
This includes local mobile operators offering eSIM and platforms selling eSIMs (travel eSIMs).
If you want a local Japanese eSIM, you can get one from Bmobile and Nippon Japan.
But remember that you have to comply with Japan's SIM card registration regulations, even when you get a Japanese eSIM.
If you do not wish to deal with registration for whatever reason, like privacy, consider getting a travel eSIM for Japan.
Many eSIM providers have eSIMs for Japan only, eSIMs for multiple Asian destinations & even global eSIMs, which I discuss in my Japan eSIM buying guide.
Here is a quick introduction to your Japan travel eSIM options:
- Airalo: Japan (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + up to 200 worldwide minutes & 200 worldwide SMS)
- Alosim: Japan
- Holafly: Japan & Asia – all variants include unlimited data
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (15 or 20 countries, depending on the variant) & Global (109 or 139 countries, depending on the variant)
- SimOptions: Asia (32 countries)
And I know you love discounts, so use one of these codes when getting a travel eSIM:
- Airalo: DEC15 for 15% off (if you have never bought an Airalo eSIM before). Otherwise, DEC10 for 10% off (for existing users) – only the first 3000 users can redeem either discount code)
- Alosim: PTW for 5% off (as many times as you wish for as many eSIMs as you want)
- Holafly: PHONETRAVELWIZ for 5% off (as many times as you wish for as many eSIMs as you want)
- Nomad: ADU123 for 3 USD off (on your first-ever Nomad order only)
If you want to know about all the prices, data options & covered countries (for the regional and global eSIMs), check out my Japan eSIM buying guide.
Japanese Prepaid SIM Cards Explored
Below, I will guide you through SoftBank Japan, COMST Japan, IIJmio (Japan Travel SIM), Mobal Japan, Nippon SIM for Japan, Sakura Mobile & Wireless Gate Japan, and go through:
- Background information
- Mobile coverage
- SIM card types, prices, and availability
- Recharge/top-up information
- Combo plans, data plans, and special packs (such as social media packs)
Let's see what Japan can offer us in terms of SIM cards.
SoftBank Japan
SoftBank Japan, just SoftBank, is the third-largest mobile operator in Japan.
It is currently the only mobile operator offering prepaid services (or a travel SIM card) to travelers (NTT DoCoMo has prepaid options for residents only, while AU Japan and Rakuten Mobile discontinued their prepaid lines altogether).
SoftBank has the best 5G NR availability.
But you cannot use 5G NR with the SoftBank tourist SIM card.
SoftBank uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: N/A – shut down in 2012 (yes, about a decade ago)
- 3G: 900 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 700 MHz (Band 28), 800 MHz (Band 18 – not the usual Band 20), 900 MHz (Band 8), 1500 MHz (Band 11), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1), 2500 MHz (Band 41) & 3500 MHz (Band 42)
- 5G NR: 3700 MHz (n77) – not for prepaid customers… yet
- VoLTE: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a tourists
- VoWiFi: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a tourists
This is what you will learn about SoftBank:
* Coverage
* How to Get a SoftBank SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – SoftBank Japan
SoftBank has excellent coverage throughout Japan.
While this is true for all the other Japanese mobile operators, it is still remarkable.
Below is SoftBank's coverage map produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – SoftBank Japan
You can get a SoftBank tourist SIM card for 4500 JPY in SoftBank stores. Resellers, including electronic stores, sell them too. SoftBank tourist SIM cards are also sold at airports, including (Tokyo) Haneda Airport (HND) and (Tokyo) Narita International Airport (NRT).
While SoftBank has regular prepaid SIM cards, which is uncommon for Japanese mobile operators nowadays, you need to have a Japanese Residence Certificate (Jūminhyō – 住民票) to get one, which is why they are not mentioned in this section.
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
While SoftBank does have eSIMs, they are (currently) not offered to those with tourist SIM cards.
You may want to get a travel eSIM for Japan, which can be cheaper than getting a SIM card from SoftBank (in some cases).
Especially when getting an eSIM covering popular Asian destinations if you do not stay in just Japan or a global eSIM valid for up to a year if you want one eSIM to work practically worldwide.
My Japan eSIM buying guide analyzes various eSIM options of eSIM providers I have tested extensively worldwide.
Here is a quick introduction to them:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + call and text feature) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – these eSIMs have unlimited data – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (up to 20 countries) & Global (up to 139 countries) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
For more information, such as the prices and data allowances, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide.
But let's continue with SoftBank for now.
Note that SoftBank offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – SoftBank Japan
SoftBank top-up vouchers are sold in SoftBank stores and convenience stores throughout Japan.
To top up your SoftBank SIM card, call 1400 and follow the instructions.
Call 1400 to check your SoftBank balance.
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – SoftBank Japan
SoftBank has only one data-featured prepaid plan for the tourist SIM card.
I will list all the prices in JPY (Japanese Yen).
To convert JPY to your currency (let's say HKD – Hong Kong Dollar) with up-to-date exchange rates, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
For 1650 JPY, you get 500 MB (without 5G NR access) for 31 days.
This plan can be purchased multiple times, and each activation extends the validity of your tourist SIM card by 31 days.
APN/Internet Settings – SoftBank Japan
- Name: SoftBank
- APN: plus.4g
- Username: plus
- Password: 4g
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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COMST Japan
COMST Japan, just COMST, is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO.
It is the only MVNO in this guide allowing prepaid customers to use 5G NR.
The NTT DoCoMo network, which COMST uses, uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: N/A – shut down in 2012 (yes, about a decade ago)
- 3G: 800 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 700 MHz (Band 28), 800 MHz (Band 19 – not the usual Band 20), 1500 MHz (Band 11), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 3500 MHz (Band 42)
- 5G NR: 3500 MHz (n78) & 3700 MHz (n77)
- VoLTE: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a COMST customer
- VoWiFi: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a COMST customer
This is what you will learn about COMST:
* Coverage
* How to Get a COMST SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – COMST Japan
COMST is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO, meaning COMST uses the NTT DoCoMo MVNO network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.
NTT DoCoMo has the best coverage in Japan (although all Japanese mobile operators have basically perfect nationwide coverage).
With COMST, you do not get full access to the NTT DoCoMo network, but it is still extensive.
Below on the left, you have NTT DoCoMo's coverage and a coverage map for another NTT DoCoMo MVNO on the right produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – COMST Japan
You can get a COMST SIM card for 2750 JPY to 3960 JPY from Yodobashi Central.
The following four COMST SIM cards, also called Initial Plans, are available:
| Price | Data 1 | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 2750 JPY | 2 GB | 30 days |
| 3520 JPY | 5 GB | 30 days |
| 3740 JPY | 300 MB/day (9000 MB) | 30 days |
| 3960 JPY | 10 GB | 30 days |
1 with 5G NR access
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
COMST SIM has no eSIMs.
You can consider getting a travel eSIM for Japan, which can, in specific scenarios, be cheaper than getting a SIM card from COMST.
Especially if you get an Asia eSIM (for when you visit at least two or more supported Asian countries) or a global eSIM (for frequent travelers visiting multiple continents).
In my Japan eSIM buying guide, I analyze various eSIM options of eSIM providers I have tested extensively worldwide.
But I will introduce them here quickly:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + up to 200 worldwide minutes & 200 worldwide SMS) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan & Asia (five countries) – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – include unlimited data – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (15 or 20 countries, depending on the variant), & Global (109 or 139 countries, depending on the variant) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
Once again, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide to learn more about these eSIM options.
For now, I will continue with COMST.
Note that NTT DoCoMo, the network COMST uses, offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – COMST Japan
You can top-up your COMST SIM card online – the same page can be used for checking your balance. But you can also top-up in convenience stores like 7-Eleven, Circle K & FamilyMart.
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – COMST Japan
COMST has only one data-featured prepaid plan: Recharge Plans (data). They are slightly cheaper than the initial prices for COMST SIM cards.
I will list all the prices in JPY (Japanese Yen).
To convert JPY to your currency (let's say HKD – Hong Kong Dollar) with up-to-date exchange rates, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
The following Recharge Plans are available:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 1100 JPY | 1 GB | 15 days |
| 1980 JPY | 3 GB | 30 days |
| 2750 JPY | 7 GB | 30 days |
| 3300 JPY | “Unlimited”, 300 MB/day (9000 MB) | 30 days |
APN/Internet Settings – COMST Japan
- Name: COMST
- APN: linksmate.jp
- Username: user
- Password: mate
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM
IIJmoi, with the Japan Travel SIM, is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO.
It is one of the MVNOs offering SIM cards to tourists.
The NTT DoCoMo network, which IIJmoi Japan Travel uses, uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: N/A – shut down in 2012 (yes, about a decade ago)
- 3G: 800 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 700 MHz (Band 28), 800 MHz (Band 19 – not the usual Band 20), 1500 MHz (Band 11), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 3500 MHz (Band 42)
- 5G NR: 3500 MHz (n78) & 3700 MHz (n77) – not for IIJmoi Japan Travel customers… yet
- VoLTE: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a IIJmoi Japan Travel
- VoWiFi: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a IIJmoi Japan Travel
This is what you will learn about IIJmoi Japan Travel:
* Coverage
* How to Get a(n) IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM
IIJmoi (Japan Travel SIM) is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO, meaning IIJmoi uses the NTT DoCoMo MVNO network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.
NTT DoCoMo has the best coverage in Japan (although all Japanese mobile operators have basically perfect nationwide coverage).
With IIJmoi, you do not get full access to the NTT DoCoMo network, but it is still extensive.
Below on the left, you have NTT DoCoMo's coverage and a coverage map for IIJmoi on the right produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM
You can get a(n) IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM card for 1990 JPY and 3020 JPY from resellers, including Bic Camera, Joshin & Yodobashi Camera. SIM cards are also sold at various airports, including (Tokyo) Haneda Airport (HND) and (Tokyo) Narita International Airport (NRT).
The following three IIJmoi (Japan Travel SIM) are available:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 JPY | 1 GB | 30 days |
| 3020 JPY | 2 GB | 3 months |
| 3020 JPY | 3 GB | 30 days |
The IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM card is available at the following international airports from these resellers:
- Chitose – New Chitose Airport (CTS – from Kiosk)
- Fukuoka – Fukuoka Airport (FUK 🗿 – from Global WiFi)
- Osaka – Kansai International Airport (KIX – from Global WiFi)
- Tokyo – Tokyo-Haneda International Airport (HND – from Global WiFi & JAL ABC)
- Tokyo – Tokyo-Narita International Airport (NRT – from BLUE SKY & JAL ABC)
Apparently, it is possible to get IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM cards (the 2 GB/3 months variant) in other countries, including Australia, Austria, Brazil, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Malaysia, Norway, the Philippines, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Kingdom & the United States, but this is not something I can confirm (I do not often buy local SIM cards in other countries 🤪).
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM has no eSIMs.
You should consider getting a travel eSIM for Japan because they can sometimes be cheaper than getting a SIM card from IIJmoi.
Especially if you get an Asia-wide eSIM or a global eSIM.
I discuss various eSIM options of eSIM providers for Japan in my Japan eSIM buying guide, which are:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + minutes and SMS) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – unlimited data eSIMs – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (up to 20 countries) & Global (up to 139 countries) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
As I said, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide for more information, as I have to continue with IIJmoi for now.
Note that NTT DoCoMo, the network GTN Mobile uses, offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Note that NTT DoCoMo, the network IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM uses, offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM
IIJmoi top-up vouchers are sold by various resellers (7-Eleven, Bic Camera, Don Quijote, FamilyMart, Kiosk, Lawson, Ministop, Nojima, University Co-op &Yodobashi Camera) throughout Japan.
Note that you can get any IIJmoi voucher, like the ones below (including Bic SIM ones), for your IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM (mostly because there are no vouchers specifically for the Japan Travel SIM).
IIJmoi (and Bic) top-up vouchers can be redeemed online – the same page can be used for checking your balance (or this one).
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM
IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM has only one data-featured prepaid plan with no apparent name.
I will list all the prices in JPY (Japanese Yen).
To convert JPY to your currency (let's say HKD – Hong Kong Dollar) with up-to-date exchange rates, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
The following plans are available, which can be activated online.
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 1500 JPY | 500 MB | 30 days |
| 2300 JPY | 1 GB | 30 days |
| 3000 JPY | 2 GB | 30 days |
| 4100 JPY | 3 GB | 30 days |
| 5400 JPY | 5 GB | 30 days |
APN/Internet Settings – IIJmoi Japan Travel SIM
- Name: iijmio
- APN: iijmio.jp
- Username: mio@iij
- Password: iij
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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Mobal Japan
Mobal Japan, just Mobal, is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO and a SoftBank Japan MVNO.
Surprisingly, it is one of, if not the only, MVNO allowing tourists to make calls (legally, of course).
How they manage to do it – I do not know… but it works!
Anyway, if you get the Mobal data-only SIM card, you will be on the NTT DoCoMo network (the best in Japan).
You will be on the SoftBank Japan network instead if you get the voice-enabled Mobal SIM card.
This is what you will learn about Mobal:
* Coverage
* How to Get a Mobal SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Mobal Japan
Mobal is an NTT DoCoMo and SoftBank Japan MVNO, meaning Mobal uses the NTT DoCoMo and SoftBank Japan networks and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.
NTT DoCoMo has the best coverage in Japan (although all Japanese mobile operators have basically perfect nationwide coverage).
With Mobal, you do not get full access to the NTT DoCoMo network, but it is still extensive.
In the case of SoftBank Japan, you should get full access, but that is not something I can confirm yet (I only got Modal's data-only SIM card, using NTT DoCoMo).
Below on the left, you have NTT DoCoMo's coverage and a coverage map for another NTT DoCoMo MVNO on the right produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – Mobal Japan
You can get a Mobal SIM card for between 3990 JPY to 16 500 JPY online, and it can be picked up from various convenient locations, including at airports (Travelex), train stations & tourist information centers. Mobal SIM cards can be shipped for free to select destinations 1, allowing you to have your SIM card before going to Japan.
1 to Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, the United Kingdom & the United States
Note that Mobal is the only MVNO on this guide with a few voice-enabled SIM cards (using SoftBank Japan).
If you remember from earlier, SIM cards sold to tourists must be data-only because only nationals and those with a Japanese Residence Certificate (Jūminhyō – 住民票) can purchase voice-enabled SIM cards.
How Mobal manages to do this… I do not know, but it works!
Anyway, the following six Mobal SIM cards are available:
| Price | Data | Local Minutes 3 | Local SMS 4 | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3990 JPY | “Unlimited”, 3 GB/day (24 GB) 1 | N/A | N/A | 8 days |
| 5990 JPY | “Unlimited”, 3 GB/day (48 GB) 1 | N/A | N/A | 16 days |
| 7490 JPY | “Unlimited”, 3 GB/day (93 GB) 1 | N/A | N/A | 31 days |
| 7500 JPY | “Unlimited”, 7 GB 2 | Allowed | Allowed | 30 days |
| 12 000 JPY | “Unlimited”, 7 GB 2 | Allowed | Allowed | 60 days |
| 16 500 JPY | “Unlimited”, 7 GB 2 | Allowed | Allowed | 90 days |
1 while you can use more than 3 GB in a day, your speeds may be reduced for the coming 48 hours – you are better off using less than 3 GB/day for the best performance
2 +unlimited data @ 200 Kbps (annoyingly slow!) after exhausting your data allowance
3 @ standard rates (39 JPY/minute for local calls, 65 JPY/minute for calls to Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Kingdom & the United States) & 200 JPY/minute to any other country (if you use dial prefix 0063)
4 @ standard rates (29 JPY/SMS for local texts & 140 JPY/SMS for international SMS (to any country))
The Mobal SIM card can be picked up at the following international airports (if you ordered them online before arrival):
- Chubu/Tokoname (Aichi) – Nagoya/Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO)
- Osaka – Kansai International Airport (KIX)
- Tokyo – Tokyo-Haneda International Airport (HND)
- Tokyo – Tokyo-Narita International Airport (NRT)
Mobal SIM cards can also be picked up from these non-airport locations:
- Kyoto – Kyoto Tower JTB Kansai Tourist Information Center
- Nagoya – Nagoya City Sakae Money Transfer Plaza Travelex
- Osaka – Pivot BASE Dotonbori
- Tokohama – Yokohama Station Keikyu Travelex
- Tokyo – Shibuya Mark City Building (Play! Diversity Shibuya Coin Space (4th floor))
- Tokyo – Shinjuku Station (Travelex Keio Shinjuku)
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
Mobal has no eSIMs.
You can consider getting a travel eSIM for Japan, which can, in specific scenarios, be cheaper than getting a SIM card from Mobal.
Especially if you get an Asia eSIM (for when you visit at least two or more supported Asian countries) or a global eSIM (for frequent travelers visiting multiple continents).
In my Japan eSIM buying guide, I analyze various eSIM options of eSIM providers I have tested extensively worldwide.
But I will introduce them here quickly:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + up to 200 worldwide minutes & 200 worldwide SMS) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan & Asia (five countries) – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – include unlimited data – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (15 or 20 countries, depending on the variant), & Global (109 or 139 countries, depending on the variant) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
Once again, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide to learn more about these eSIM options.
For now, I will continue with Mobal.
Note that NTT DoCoMo, the network Mobal uses, offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Note that NTT DoCoMo and SoftBank, the networks Mobal uses depending on the type of SIM card you have, offer VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, these features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Mobal Japan
Mobal top-ups are sold by FamilyMart, Lawson & Ministop throughout Japan.
Note that the Mobal unlimited data-only SIM cards cannot be extended, and no credit can be added because it is unnecessary (which also means the SIM cards become deactivated after 8, 16, or 31 days).
However, the voice-enabled SIM cards are also long-term plans (which will be discussed in the next section), for which you can top up your SIM card (or pay for your plan online).
You can check your balance online.
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Mobal Japan
Mobal has only one data-featured prepaid plan: Japan Unlimited SIM Long Term Plans. it is a data bundle (without 5G NR access).
I will list all the prices in JPY (Japanese Yen).
To convert JPY to your currency (let's say HKD – Hong Kong Dollar) with up-to-date exchange rates, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
It can only be added to the Mobal voice-enabled SIM cards (SoftBank Japan)
Japan Unlimited Long Term Plans can be activated online:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 1650 JPY | 1 GB | 1 month (until 1st of month) |
| 3190 JPY | 5 GB | 1 month (until 1st of month) |
| 3630 JPY | 10 GB | 1 month (until 1st of month) |
| 4378 JPY | 30 GB | 1 month (until 1st of month) |
It is recommended to purchase a plan as early on in the month to get the most out of it because plans expire on the first of each month, regardless of when it was activated (even if it was done on the 28th (February), 29th (February leap year), 30th, or 31st.
These plans do not have call or SMS allowances, but you can call and text with them (after adding extra credit to your SIM card.
You will be charged 39 JPY/minute for local calls
International calls to Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Kingdom & the United States) are charged at 65 JPY/minute
International calls to any other country than the 26 mentioned above will cost 200 JPY/minute (if you use dial prefix 0063)
Local texts will cost 29 JPY/SMS. International SMS to any country will cost 140 JPY/SMS.
APN/Internet Settings – Mobal Japan
- Name: Mobal (data-only/NTT DoCoMo & voice-enabled/SoftBank Japan)
- APN: ppsim.jp (data-only/NTT DoCoMo) OR sb.mvno (voice-enabled/SoftBank Japan)
- Username: pp@sim (data-only/NTT DoCoMo) OR data@jp (voice-enabled/SoftBank Japan)
- Password: jpn (data-only/NTT DoCoMo) OR data (voice-enabled/SoftBank Japan)
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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Nippon SIM for Japan
Nippon SIM for Japan, just Nippon SIM, is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO and a SoftBank Japan MVNO, depending on the SIM card you choose.
However, the SoftBank Network SIM card has only one option, so you will most likely be on the NTT DoCoMo MVNO instead.
This is what you will learn about Nippon SIM:
* Coverage
* How to Get a Nippon SIM SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Nippon SIM
Nippon SIM is an NTT DoCoMo and SoftBank MVNO (the latter for one starter pack only), meaning Nippon SIM uses the NTT DoCoMo MVNO network or SoftBank network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.
NTT DoCoMo has the best coverage in Japan (although all Japanese mobile operators, including SoftBank, have basically perfect nationwide coverage).
With Nippon SIM, you do not get full access to the NTT DoCoMo network, but it is still extensive.
I believe you get full access to the SoftBank network if you get the SoftBank SIM card (but you cannot use its 5G NR access).
Below on the left, you have NTT DoCoMo's coverage and a coverage map for another NTT DoCoMo MVNO on the right produced by Speedtest:
Below is SoftBank's coverage map produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – Nippon SIM
You can get a Nippon SIM card for 1780 JPY to 7980 JPY from resellers, such as Askul, Bic Camera, & Yodobashi Central. They can also be delivered to the post offices in various airports, including the Tokyo ones, for 550 JPY. Delivery to your accommodation is free (up to five business days). International delivery is available too (for up to 10 000 JPY).
Nippon SIM has four different SIM card lines: SoftBank Network Plan, Unlimited Plans, Standard Plans & App Count Free Plans.
These SIM cards also act as plans for the Nippon SIM (which cannot be extended if you need more data).
Note that no Nippon SIM allows for 5G NR access.
The SoftBank Network Plan is the only Nippon SIM card that does not use the NTT DoCoMo network (for some reason).
It costs 1780 JPY and gives you 10 GB of data (without 5G NR access) until your SIM card expires.
The SIM card's expiry date is stated on the SIM card starter pack (often many months in the future), meaning you could use your allowance for months.
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 1780 JPY | 10 GB | Until SIM card expiry 1 |
1 stated on the SIM card starter pack
The following three Nippon SIM Unlimited Plans are available:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 1980 JPY | Unlimited | 5 days |
| 2980 JPY 1 | “Unlimited”, 2 GB/day (14 GB) | 8 days |
| 4980 JPY 1 | “Unlimited”, 2 GB/day (30 GB) | 15 days |
1 also available as eSIM
The following 13 Nippon SIM Standard Plans are available:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 2480 JPY | “Unlimited”, 3 GB | 30 days |
| 2980 JPY | 3 GB | 90 days |
| 2980 JPY | 10 GB | 180 days |
| 3280 JPY | 15 GB | 180 days |
| 3980 JPY | 6 GB | 180 days |
| 3980 JPY | 9 GB | 90 days |
| 4980 JPY 1 | 15 GB | 90 days |
| 4980 JPY | 30 GB | 180 days |
| 5980 JPY | 18 GB | 180 days |
| 5980 JPY | 20 GB | 365 days |
| 6980 JPY 1 | 30 GB | 180 days |
| 7980 JPY 1 | 50 GB | 180 days |
1 also available as eSIM
The following three Nippon SIM App Count Free Plans are available:
| Price | Data | Social Data 1 | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2980 JPY | 1 GB | Unlimited | 7 days |
| 3980 JPY | 2 GB | Unlimited | 14 days |
| 4980 JPY | 3 GB | Unlimited | 30 days |
1 for Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Google Maps, Instagram, Kakaotalk, LINE, Skype, Twitter, WeChat & WhatsApp
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
It is possible to get a Nippon eSIM for the same price as a regular SIM card.
You may want to get a travel eSIM for Japan, which can be cheaper than getting a SIM card from Nippon (in some cases).
Especially when getting an eSIM covering popular Asian destinations if you do not stay in just Japan or a global eSIM valid for up to a year if you want one eSIM to work practically worldwide.
My Japan eSIM buying guide analyzes various eSIM options of eSIM providers I have tested extensively worldwide.
Here is a quick introduction to them:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + call and text feature) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – these eSIMs have unlimited data – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (up to 20 countries) & Global (up to 139 countries) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
For more information, such as the prices and data allowances, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide.
But let's continue with Nippon for now.
Note that NTT DoCoMo and SoftBank offer VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Nippon SIM
You cannot purchase top-ups for the Nippon SIM cards because the validity cannot be extended, nor can credit be added.
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Nippon SIM
You cannot purchase additional plans for the Nippon SIM cards because the validity cannot be extended.
You will have to purchase a new Nippon SIM card if you need more data or if the SIM card expires.
APN/Internet Settings – Nippon SIM
The APN settings are depend on the Nippon SIM card starter pack (or eSIM) you get.
Luckily, Nippon SIM has an extensive guide on which APN settings to use for the SIM card (or eSIM) you get on this page.
Note: leave anything not mentioned in the guide untouched.
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Sakura Mobile
Saruka Mobile is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO.
It is one of the MVNOs offering SIM cards to tourists.
The NTT DoCoMo network, which Saruka Mobile uses, uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: N/A – shut down in 2012 (yes, about a decade ago)
- 3G: 800 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 700 MHz (Band 28), 800 MHz (Band 19 – not the usual Band 20), 1500 MHz (Band 11), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 3500 MHz (Band 42)
- 5G NR: 3500 MHz (n78) & 3700 MHz (n77) – not for Sakura Mobile customers… yet
- VoLTE: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a Sakura Mobile customer
- VoWiFi: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a Sakura Mobile customer
This is what you will learn about Sakura Mobile:
* Coverage
* How to Get a Sakura Mobile SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Sakura Mobile
Sakura Mobile is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO, meaning Sakura Mobile uses the NTT DoCoMo MVNO network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.
NTT DoCoMo has the best coverage in Japan (although all Japanese mobile operators have basically perfect nationwide coverage).
With Sakura Mobile, you do not get full access to the NTT DoCoMo network, but it is still extensive.
Below on the left, you have NTT DoCoMo's coverage and a coverage map for another NTT DoCoMo MVNO on the right produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – Sakura Mobile
You can get a Sakura Mobile SIM card for 4950 JPY to 26 400 JPY at airports, including the Tokyo ones, from JBL ABC or post offices. Delivery to your accommodation is free.
The following six Sakura Mobile, also called Sakura Mobile Travel SIM Unlimited Plans, are available:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 4950 JPY | Unlimited | 8 days |
| 7150 JPY | Unlimited | 15 days |
| 9900 JPY | Unlimited | 30 days |
| 15 950 JPY | Unlimited | 45 days |
| 17 600 JPY | Unlimited | 60 days |
| 26 400 JPY | Unlimited | 90 days |
Sakura Mobile SIM card can be picked up (after placing an order online) at the following international airports:
- Chitose – New Chitose Airport (CTS – airport post office)
- Chubu/Tokoname (Aichi) – Nagoya/Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO – airport post office)
- Osaka – Kansai International Airport (KIX – terminal 1)
- Tokyo – Tokyo-Haneda International Airport (HND – terminal 3)
- Tokyo – Tokyo-Narita International Airport (NRT – terminals 1, 2 & 3)
Below are the Tokyo-Narita International Airport pick-up locations:
Below are the pick-up locations of the remaining airports:
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
Saruka Mobile SIM has no eSIMs.
You should consider getting a travel eSIM for Japan because they can sometimes be cheaper than getting a SIM card from Sakura Mobile.
Especially if you get an Asia-wide eSIM or a global eSIM.
I discuss various eSIM options of eSIM providers for Japan in my Japan eSIM buying guide, which are:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + minutes and SMS) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – unlimited data eSIMs – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (up to 20 countries) & Global (up to 139 countries) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
As I said, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide for more information, as I have to continue with Sakura Mobile for now.
Note that NTT DoCoMo, the network Bmobile uses, offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Sakura Mobile
You cannot purchase top-ups for the Saruka Mobile SIM cards because the validity cannot be extended, nor can credit be added.
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Sakura Mobile
You cannot purchase additional plans for the Sakura Mobile SIM cards because the validity cannot be extended.
You will have to purchase a new Sakura Mobile SIM card if you need more data or if the SIM card expires.
APN/Internet Settings – Sakura Mobile
- Name: ppsim
- APN: ppsim.jp
- Username: pp@sim
- Password: jpn
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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Wireless Gate Japan
Wireless Gate Japan, just Wireless Gate, is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO.
It is one of the MVNOs offering SIM cards to tourists.
The NTT DoCoMo network, which Wireless Gate uses, uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: N/A – shut down in 2012 (yes, about a decade ago)
- 3G: 800 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 700 MHz (Band 28), 800 MHz (Band 19 – not the usual Band 20), 1500 MHz (Band 11), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 3500 MHz (Band 42)
- 5G NR: 3500 MHz (n78) & 3700 MHz (n77) – not for Wireless Gate customers… yet
- VoLTE: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a Wireless Gate customer
- VoWiFi: Yes, but you cannot make calls as a Wireless Gate customer
This is what you will learn about Wireless Gate:
* Coverage
* How to Get a Wireless Gate SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Wireless Gate Japan
Wireless Gate is an NTT DoCoMo MVNO, meaning Wireless Gate uses the NTT DoCoMo MVNO network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.
NTT DoCoMo has the best coverage in Japan (although all Japanese mobile operators have basically perfect nationwide coverage).
With Wireless Gate, you do not get full access to the NTT DoCoMo network, but it is still extensive.
Below on the left, you have NTT DoCoMo's coverage and a coverage map for another NTT DoCoMo MVNO on the right produced by Speedtest:
SIM Card Price – Wireless Gate Japan
You can get a Wireless Gate SIM card for 2420 JPY to 8800 JPY from Yodobashi Central. They may be sold at various airports, but I will have to confirm this in April 2023 (SIM card availability at airports has decreased significantly due to COVID-19 – even in 2023).
The following six Wireless Gate SIM cards are available:
| Price | Data 1 | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 2420 JPY | 1.5 GB | 31 days |
| 2750 JPY | 3 GB | 31 days |
| 3410 JPY | 5 GB | 31 days |
| 5000 JPY | 50 GB | 31 days |
| 6380 JPY | 30 GB | 90 days |
| 8800 JPY | 90 GB | 60 days |
1 no 5G NR access
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
Wireless Gate SIM has no eSIMs.
You can consider getting a travel eSIM for Japan, which can, in specific scenarios, be cheaper than getting a SIM card from Wireless Gate.
Especially if you get an Asia eSIM (for when you visit at least two or more supported Asian countries) or a global eSIM (for frequent travelers visiting multiple continents).
In my Japan eSIM buying guide, I analyze various eSIM options of eSIM providers I have tested extensively worldwide.
But I will introduce them here quickly:
- Airalo: Moshi Moshi (Japan only), Asialink (14 countries in Asia) & Discover+ (130 countries worldwide + up to 200 worldwide minutes & 200 worldwide SMS) – use code DEC15 (15% off – first-time users only) or DEC10 (10% off)
- Alosim: Japan & Asia (five countries) – use code PTW (5% off – no limits)
- Holafly: Japan & Asia (11 countries) – include unlimited data – use code PHONETRAVELWIZ (5% off – no limits)
- Nomad: Japan, APAC (15 or 20 countries, depending on the variant), & Global (109 or 139 countries, depending on the variant) – use code ADU123 (3 USD off – first-time users only)
Once again, check out my Japan eSIM buying guide to learn more about these eSIM options.
For now, I will continue with Wireless Gate.
Note that NTT DoCoMo, the network COMST uses, offers VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G)) and VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi).
But as you can only get data-only SIM cards in Japan, the features will not be available to you 😓.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Wireless Gate Japan
You cannot purchase top-ups for the Wireless Gate SIM cards because the validity cannot be extended, nor can credit be added.
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Wireless Gate Japan
You cannot purchase additional plans for the Wireless Gate SIM cards because the validity cannot be extended.
You will have to purchase a new Wireless Gate SIM card if you need more data or if the SIM card expires.
APN/Internet Settings – Wireless Gate Japan
- Name: JPSIM
- APN: xi01.wi-gate.net
- Username: wg@sim
- Password: wg
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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