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<p dir="auto">For maps in Tokyo, eSIM is not less reliable than pocket Wi-Fi. They ride the same networks. Pocket Wi-Fi is still the product if the phone has no EID (*#06#) or a group wants one radio.</p>
<p dir="auto">What the word unlimited actually meant that day:</p>
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<li>Airalo Japan unlimited 7-day: US$27. Fair use 3GB high-speed / 24h, then 1 Mbps. Hotspot allowed.</li>
<li>Holafly Japan 7-day: US$27.50. Official page: hotspot 1GB/day. Not a family plan.</li>
<li>Ubigi 10GB / 7 days: US$14, listed on KDDI and NTT Docomo. Their 7-day unlimited URL was 404. Do not copy a blog's $25 guess.</li>
</ul>
<p dir="auto">Welcome Suica Mobile (JR East, as of March 2026): iOS / Apple Pay, 180 days, no refund. Most overseas Androids lack FeliCa, so they still need a plastic IC card even with an eSIM.</p>
<p dir="auto">Affiliate disclosure: Airalo links on the dated notes are Travelpayouts. Holafly and Ubigi go official.</p>
<p dir="auto">Notes: <a href="https://before-you-land.tiiny.site/japan/esim/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://before-you-land.tiiny.site/japan/esim/</a></p>
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