Pocket WiFi for Japan

Stay connected everywhere you travel with your Japan Rail Pass. One small pocket WiFi gives your whole family or group fast internet on the Shinkansen, in the city and in the mountains, all day long.

10% off for JR Pass Go customers

Book your pocket WiFi with our partner Ninja WiFi through our link and the 10% discount is applied for you.

Pocket WiFi device held up on board a Shinkansen bullet train

Why travelers love pocket WiFi

Up to 5 devices at once

Phones, tablets and laptops for the whole family or group share one connection.

Battery lasts all day

From your first train in the morning to dinner in the evening.

Connect in seconds

Scan the QR code on the screen or type in the password shown on the display.

Works on the move

At full speed on the Shinkansen, in big cities and in remote areas.

Order online, pick up when you land

Choose where to collect your pocket WiFi when you book. The airport is the easiest option, so you are connected from the moment you arrive.

  • All major airports in Japan

    Easy pickup at counters in Narita, Haneda, Kansai and other major airports.

  • Your hotel

    Have it delivered to your hotel, ready and waiting at check in.

  • Shinjuku office

    You can also collect it at the office in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Global WiFi and Ninja WiFi rental counter at a Japanese airportTraveler collecting a pocket WiFi at the airport counter

What is in the package

Everything you need comes in a handy zip case: the pocket WiFi device, a power bank, a charging cable, a quick start guide and a prepaid return envelope.

Pocket WiFi travel case with quick start guideOpen case with pocket WiFi, power bank and charging cablePrepaid return envelope for the pocket WiFi

Choose your data plan

Pick the plan that fits your trip. All plans include the device, charging kit and easy return.

1 GB per day

Maps, messages and light browsing.

3 GB per day

Social media, photos and everyday use.

5 GB per day

Great for couples and small groups.

10 GB per day

Video calls and streaming for families.

Unlimited Infinity

No limits for the whole group, all trip long.

How it works

  1. 1

    Turn it on

    Hold the power button for a few seconds. The screen shows the network name and password.

  2. 2

    Scan the QR code

    Swipe to the QR code on the screen and scan it with your phone camera to join instantly.

  3. 3

    Or type the password

    Choose the network name in your WiFi settings and type the password shown on the display.

  4. 4

    Return it easily

    Drop it at the airport counter or put it in the prepaid envelope and post it before you fly home.

Pocket WiFi screen showing network name, password and data usagePocket WiFi screen showing a QR code to connect

Online everywhere, even at 300 km/h

Plan your next connection, look up platforms and share the views while the Shinkansen races across Japan. Your pocket WiFi keeps working in the countryside, by the lakes of Mount Fuji and in the mountains too.

Pocket WiFi showing a 4G connection on a Shinkansen train
Pocket WiFi in front of Lake Kawaguchi near Mount Fuji

Pocket WiFi questions

How many devices can connect to one pocket WiFi?

Up to 5 devices can be connected at the same time, so the whole family or group can share one rental.

How long does the battery last?

The battery lasts a full day of normal use, and a power bank is included in the package for extra peace of mind.

Where can I pick up my pocket WiFi?

At all major airports in Japan, at your hotel or at the office in Shinjuku. Most travelers choose the airport so they are online as soon as they land.

How do I get the 10% discount?

Book through the link on this page and the 10% discount for JR Pass Go customers is applied automatically.

Does pocket WiFi work on the Shinkansen?

Yes. It works on board the Shinkansen at full speed, so you can stay connected on every journey with your Japan Rail Pass.

Your Japan Rail Pass and pocket WiFi, ready for Japan

Book your pocket WiFi with 10% off and order your official Japan Rail Pass for unlimited travel across Japan.