Japan Rental WiFi] Rental WiFi for peace of mind while traveling in Japan

Hello!　If you are reading this page, you are probably planning a trip to Japan.

No matter where you go, an Internet connection is very important.　Without an Internet connection, you may not be able to do the things you had planned to do, such as visit the stores you want to go to or do research during your trip.

Since Japan is a foreign country to you, you will feel stress if you do not have the same environment as usual.

This site is for travel insurance during your stay in Japan, but we would like to respond to the many questions and concerns we have received from our customers.

What internet do you recommend to use in Japan?

I get this question very often, In this article, we will introduce WiFi not for the lowest price, but for convenience and safety.

This article is not an advertisement, so please use it for information collection.

We would like to introduce rental WiFi, and we especially recommend it to the following people.

• Two or more people traveling together! (One rental WiFi for everyone to share)
• A computer is also used during the trip! (With a SIM, you can’t use your computer)
• Want to borrow & return easily! (Easy, because there are many counter windows)
• Security is important! (It’s WiFi from a large Japanese company, so it’s safe)

NINJA WiFi

In the meantime, if you would like to check the official website, please click below.

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The price and specifications can be found on the official website, but the following are the author’s actual impressions of the product.

I will omit the explanation of the fact that with rental WiFi, you can share with more than one person, and with SIM, you cannot use a computer.
(If you will be working while traveling, you will need to rent WiFi…)

1) Kantan is the best!

The application process is completed on the website, so there is no problem, but to rent a pocket WiFi, you will need to pick it up at the counter and return it.

NINJA WiFi can be returned by mail, but it is easiest to return it at the airport when you return home.
（You can return it from a convenience store, but it cannot be shipped from Lawson.)

Convenience stores that accept returns are

Located at the North Gate exit.

When you arrived, there was a counter in front of you.

When you return to Japan, you can easily return your baggage by going to the arrival counter on the first floor after you check in for your flight.
(There is free WiFi in the airport, so that’s not a problem)

More pick-up & return locations than other WiFi, so it’s convenient and easy!

The counter counter is confirmed by
(2) Good security.

It is important that no one know about this!

It is operated by a listed Japanese company and has a direct contract with a Japanese telecommunications carrier, so you can comfortably use it as you normally would.

With short-term rental WiFi, the line is stable and protected by WPA2 (encrypted communication), so you can use it with peace of mind that your credit card information and other information will not be leaked when paying via your smartphone while traveling.

WPA2 is a security standard over WiFi.

WPA uses a security technique called TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol), while WPA2 uses TKIP or a more advanced AES-based encryption algorithm. WPA2 is more secure than WPA and is currently used in most Wi-Fi networks.

https://www.ruijie.co.jp/blog/difference-between-wpa3-and-wpa2_438070535516585984.html

I also checked the speed, just to be sure.

So what about speed?　I thought, so I tested it.

Here’s what the speed looks like on a computer

I tested the speed on my computer.

I’m an amateur at making videos, so if it’s not easy to watch, I apologize.

It’s a good speed for uploading on social networking sites and watching videos on YouTube, etc.

This is what it looks like on a smartphone

With an Android phone, the speed was like this.

I’m an amateur at making videos, so if it’s not easy to watch, I apologize.

I have no problem with the phone.

I used it for a few days and did not feel stressed.

Easy & secure is the best!

Traveling abroad cannot be enjoyed without an Internet connection.

Wherever you go, you have many options, but I think the easiest and safest tool is the one that is easy to use, so please enjoy yourself with the perfect tool when you come to Japan.

NINJA WiFi

For insurance during your stay in Japan, click here.

There are simple and inexpensive insurance options for international travel because you might get sick or injured.

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