[PRNewswire] povo Launches "povo2.0 Japan SIM" eSIM Data Plans
-- Foreign visitors to Japan may be able to activate in 3 minutes at LAWSON
TOKYO June 26, 2025 /PRNewswire=YONHAP/ -- KDDI has announced that starting July 1, 2025, "povo2.0 Japan SIM" cards, which allow foreign travelers to purchase data, will be available at approximately 14,600 Lawson locations (note 1) across Japan, a major convenience store chain in Japan. travelers can choose from four plans based on their needs: 3 GB (7 Days), 10 GB (30 Days), 25 GB (30 Days), and Unlimited Data (7 Days) (note 2). They can be purchased at the register with cash and utilize the eSIM card embedded in the customer's device, so they can register online and connect to the internet in as little as three minutes (note 3).
Povo uses au's network to provide a stable connection over a large area of Japan. They aim to make travel in Japan as comfortable and fulfilling as possible for foreign travelers by making it easy to connect to a fast and reliable wireless network.
- Start of service
1 July 2025
- How to use a "povo2.0 Japan SIM"
Customers can bring a "povo2.0 Japan SIM" to the register and tell the cashier which plan they wish to purchase. After payment (cash only), the user can access the dedicated website by scanning the QR code on the reverse side, enter the PIN code found on the SIM card, and add data.
- List of "povo2.0 Japan SIM" plans
Plan name: Price
Additional 3 GB of Data (7 Days): ¥2,200
Additional 10 GB of Data (30 Days): ¥3,280
Additional 25 GB of Data (30 Days): ¥4,580
Unlimited Data (7 Days): ¥4,500
*Plans subject to change
For details, please visit: [https://povo.jp/japan-sim/gift-card/]
(note 1) Excludes locations that do not carry gift cards.
(note 2) Network speed may be limited during network congestion.
(note 3) Time until the user begins using the service as calculated by KDDI. This may differ based on the customer's situation.
Source: KDDI Digital Life Corporation
[※ Editor's note = This PRESS RELEASE was provided by the news provider, and Yonhap has not edited the content in any way, nor does it reflect the editorial direction of Yonhap.]
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-- Foreign visitors to Japan may be able to activate in 3 minutes at LAWSON
TOKYO June 26, 2025 /PRNewswire=YONHAP/ -- KDDI has announced that starting July 1, 2025, "povo2.0 Japan SIM" cards, which allow foreign travelers to purchase data, will be available at approximately 14,600 Lawson locations (note 1) across Japan, a major convenience store chain in Japan. travelers can choose from four plans based on their needs: 3 GB (7 Days), 10 GB (30 Days), 25 GB (30 Days), and Unlimited Data (7 Days) (note 2). They can be purchased at the register with cash and utilize the eSIM card embedded in the customer's device, so they can register online and connect to the internet in as little as three minutes (note 3).
Povo uses au's network to provide a stable connection over a large area of Japan. They aim to make travel in Japan as comfortable and fulfilling as possible for foreign travelers by making it easy to connect to a fast and reliable wireless network.
- Start of service
1 July 2025
- How to use a "povo2.0 Japan SIM"
Customers can bring a "povo2.0 Japan SIM" to the register and tell the cashier which plan they wish to purchase. After payment (cash only), the user can access the dedicated website by scanning the QR code on the reverse side, enter the PIN code found on the SIM card, and add data.
- List of "povo2.0 Japan SIM" plans
Plan name: Price
Additional 3 GB of Data (7 Days): ¥2,200
Additional 10 GB of Data (30 Days): ¥3,280
Additional 25 GB of Data (30 Days): ¥4,580
Unlimited Data (7 Days): ¥4,500
*Plans subject to change
For details, please visit: [https://povo.jp/japan-sim/gift-card/]
(note 1) Excludes locations that do not carry gift cards.
(note 2) Network speed may be limited during network congestion.
(note 3) Time until the user begins using the service as calculated by KDDI. This may differ based on the customer's situation.
Source: KDDI Digital Life Corporation
[※ Editor's note = This PRESS RELEASE was provided by the news provider, and Yonhap has not edited the content in any way, nor does it reflect the editorial direction of Yonhap.]
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