Tokyo eSIM
Tokyo runs on trains, maps and translation apps, so your phone is the first thing you reach for. Plan your data around the airports you land at and the days you stay, and the plan follows you from the arrivals hall to the last train.
Before your Tokyo trip
Two airports, one plan
Narita and Haneda both put you in the city in about an hour. Install the eSIM before you fly, while you still have home Wi-Fi, and the plan is ready when you land.
Trains and walking, all day online
Route apps, timetables and payment apps want data all day. On a dual-SIM phone the travel eSIM can carry the mobile data while your home line stays free for calls and messages.
Day trips are covered
Yokohama, Kamakura and Nikko are day trips from the city, and the same Japan plan covers them. The plan card names the network it uses.
A few things before you fly.
Does a Tokyo eSIM work outside Tokyo?
Yes. A Japan plan covers the whole country, including the day trips, and every plan card names the network it uses so you can check it against the areas you will visit.
When should I install a Tokyo eSIM?
Before you fly, while you have a stable connection for the setup. The plan card says when the validity starts; on the plans sold here it starts on the first connection to a supported network.
Can I keep my usual phone number?
On a compatible dual-SIM phone you can keep your home line for calls and messages and use the travel eSIM for data. Check your carrier’s roaming charges before you change any setting.