20% OFF: Japan Mobile WiFi - New Chitose Airport (Sapporo) International Terminal Pickup

Exploring Japan becomes effortlessly simple with uninterrupted 4G LTE Wi-Fi at your side. Embarking from Sapporo, Hokkaido? Start your journey stress-free by collecting your compact router directly from New Chitose Airport's International Terminal. No more fussing with multiple SIM cards or unreliable public Wi-Fi spots. This pocket-sized lifesaver ensures you and your fellow travelers remain connected throughout your Japanese adventure. Sharing photos, checking maps, or simply updating friends and family becomes second nature. Tailor your connectivity to the length of your stay, with flexible plans available from 5 to 30 days. And with immediate internet access from the moment of pickup, diving into Japan's rich culture is just a click away.

Don't miss out on this essential travel companion! Make your trip to Japan smoother and more memorable. Book now and elevate your travel experience with uninterrupted connectivity. Your journey deserves the best – stay connected, stay informed, and most importantly, stay in touch with the beauty of Japan.

Key Features

• 4G LTE connectivity across Japan

• Share WiFi on multiple devices

• Tailored plans for your journey length

• Plans from 5 to 30 days are available

• Instant online access at New Chitose Airport pickup

You'll Get

• A handy Wi-Fi Router to keep you connected

• A USB Cable for charging on-the-go

• A trusty Wall Plug for those overnight charges

Essential Information

• If you need to extend your rental or return the device late, there's a 777 JPY daily fee.

• Please take extra care of the device. If it gets lost, there's a replacement fee of 42,000 JPY.

• Don't forget to pick up your router; unfortunately, we can't offer refunds for unclaimed devices.

• Our plans are valid for 5 to 30 days, so choose the one that suits your travel schedule.

• If your plans change, no worries! You can cancel and get a full refund as long as you do it at least 24 hours in advance.

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