Unlimited eSIM Japan – 3 GB/Day on NTT docomo

Japan is Shibuya crossing live-streams at rush hour, group video calls from a Kyoto ryokan, and still having data when you’re halfway up Mount Fuji at sunrise.

Ugoroam Unlimited Japan gives you exactly that.

Why This Plan Wins Japan

  1. One eSIM, entire country Tokyo → Osaka → Hokkaido → Okinawa → Mount Fuji trails — same plan everywhere.
  2. Connected the second you land Activate on the plane. NTT docomo signal hits before you reach baggage claim at Narita, Haneda, or Kansai.
  3. 3 GB fresh high-speed every day New 3 GB resets at midnight Japan time — shoot 4K cherry-blossom footage, stream Spotify on the Shinkansen, live like at home.
  4. After 3 GB → unlimited 128 kbps Maps, LINE, WhatsApp voice/video, Uber — everything essential keeps working 24/7.
  5. Truly unlimited hotspot One phone powers the entire JR Pass group, the onsen hotel, the snow-monkey park van, the Tokyo Airbnb — no limits.

Unlimited Japan – Only One Plan (Pick Days)

Duration Daily Quota Perfect For
1–3 days 3 GB/day Tokyo/Kyoto city blast
5–7 days 3 GB/day Classic Golden Route + day trips
10–14 days 3 GB/day Full JR Pass, snow season, multi-city + hotspot

All plans:

  • 3 GB high-speed every 24 hours (midnight reset)
  • Unlimited 128 kbps after quota
  • NTT docomo nationwide (strongest coverage in Japan)
  • Unlimited hotspot
  • 180-day pre-activation
  • Data-only (LINE, WhatsApp, Apple Maps work perfectly)

Connect in 3 Steps

  1. ugoroam.com → Japan Unlimited → choose days → pay
  2. QR code in email instantly → save it
  3. Land → Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM → scan → turn on Data Roaming

Works on iPhone XS+, Samsung S20+, Pixel 3+ and newer → check compatibility

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