Do I Need a Pocket Wifi?

  • Published on : 26/06/2016
  • by : Japan Experience

A useful portable internet

No trip overseas these days is complete without guaranteed access to the web. Does a pocket wifi device work for your travel? Add one to your cart when you purchase your JR Pass!

The pocket wifi will allow you to have wifi wherever you go in Japan, and can connect up to 5 devices at one time.

The network name and password will be provided with the device, as well as a charger, case, and return envelope.

To return the device, simply put it, along with all its accessories, into the return envelope and drop the envelope into any post box in Japan (note that there is no post box AFTER security in airports!).

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In short, a pocket wifi is great if:

  • You are traveling with many devices and/or many people who want to stay connected 
  • You prefer easy set up 
  • You don’t mind keeping track of a few extra items in your luggage
Pocket wifi

Pocket wifi

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Take a look at renting a pocket wi-fi in Japan!

  • Included : High autonomy (up to 8 hours of use), Economic and simple
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