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Get Japan eSIM sells data-only eSIMs for people traveling to Japan. It is run by COCODAKE Co., Ltd., a company based in Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. You buy a plan online and get a QR code to install on your phone, and the plan starts the first time the eSIM connects to a network in Japan. The site says it uses a major Japanese mobile network but doesn't say which one.
The City Traveler plans cover Japan only: 3GB for 5 days, 10GB for 10 days, or unlimited data for 30 days. Prices start at about $12. Multi-country plans add neighboring countries, with bundles for Japan and China, Japan and Korea, Japan, Korea and China, and a wider Asia plan. The site describes coverage as 4G LTE across all 47 prefectures, and every plan includes hotspot and tethering.
These eSIMs suit visitors with an unlocked, eSIM-capable phone, such as an iPhone XS or later or a Google Pixel 3 or later. They are data only, so your home number stays active for calls and texts, and WhatsApp keeps working on your usual number. Prices are shown in US dollars or euros, and payment goes through Stripe. Support is by email, and the site says it is available 24/7.
| Shipping | The eSIM is delivered as a QR code to install on your phone; nothing is shipped. |
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| Returns | Refunds only for unactivated eSIMs within 30 days of purchase, where the QR code failed to arrive or a system fault was on the company's side. |
| Ways to pay | Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay and Google Pay, processed by Stripe. |
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