Current status of phone numbers in Japan A report recently came out that Japan is expected to run out of phone numbers in a few years, so its communications ministry is gearing up for it as early as now. According to Japan Times, Japan will use up all available 11-digit phone numbers by 2020, and …
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Japan is one of the world’s top tourist destinations. Every year, it attracts several millions of people from around the world who want to visit centuries’ old castles, temples, and shrines; take part in some of the most vibrant and colorful summer, autumn, winter, and spring festivals on the planet; see stunning and picturesque natural …
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One of the best times to visit Japan is in the summer. In the month of June alone, the country holds several dozens of vibrant festivities and events that should make your trip a fun and enjoyable one, something that you will treasure for a long time. The following are highly recommended festivals and activities …
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In Japan, it is common for many parents to send their children to school with bento boxes. It’s also a cheap way to stay on budget for each meal. There are many varieties of bentos you can choose from, but the kind we’re (Jioh and Lena) trying out is kyaraben (キャラ弁), where cute cartoon …
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Hello, Lena and Jioh again! We’re out exploring again, and this time it’s a new area in Tokyo Dome City called Hi! Every Valley! It’s a weird name but don’t worry, we’re here to explain the origin of it. “Hi!” comes from the greetings people give each other as they come and go into …
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こんにちは! We are Lena and Jioh and are currently interning for Seibo Japan/Mobal Japan. Recently, we had the fortunate opportunity to go on a tour with Magical Trip to Asakusa! In case you didn’t know, Asakusa was once a bustling entertainment district of theatre, commerce, and traditional arts during the Edo period. Now, Asakusa has …
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こんにちは! We are Jioh and Lena. Both of us are interning for Seibo Japan/Mobal Japan. As part of our job, we visited DAISO located on the fourth floor of Asakusa ROX (Shopping Centre), tasked with a mission to find at least 15 weird and amazing finds. It is a 7 minutes walk from Kaminarimon, and …
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Japan is at the top of many people’s travel bucketlists because of its breathtaking natural landscapes, captivating ancient and modern sites and attractions, rich and unique culture and traditions, delicious cuisine, and polite and friendly people. Every year, it welcomes several millions of people from around the world, with more than 31 million international tourists …
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Japan’s second largest city, Yokohama is a sprawling metropolis that has a long and storied history. Sitting along the western coast of Tokyo Bay, it began as a tiny fishing village, then served as an important port for foreign trade in the mid 19th century, and currently boasts of many modern structures, such as skyscrapers …
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Found in central Japan’s Aichi Prefecture, Toyota is a city known for its industrial economy. Not too far from Nagoya, it is home to many of Toyota Motor Corporation’s assembly and manufacturing sites, including the Tsutsumi manufacturing plant. Bounded by a mountain range to the north, and agricultural flatlands and hills to the south, it …
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The Japan Unlimited SIM is the only SIM of it's kind that's available to non-residents of Japan.
It comes with a Japanese phone number and unlimited data. Available as a monthly ongoing service or for short term use.
