In recent days, the mobile game "Travel Frog" has become an overnight sensation. Preparing luggage for the adorable little frog who loves to travel, eagerly awaiting the postcards it sends from its journeys, and waiting for its next return home—this simple, laid-back “Zen-style” game has inspired many to start sharing their “frog photos” on Weibo and social media.
But when you happily post the postcards your little frog has sent back, do you really know where it has been? In fact, each of the little frog’s postcards is not randomly drawn by the game developers but corresponds to real Japanese landmarks.
Nagoya Castle, Aichi Prefecture, Japan (Image source: internet)
Cape Nyudo Lighthouse, Akita Prefecture, Japan (Image source: internet)
Arima Onsen, Kansai Region, Japan (Image source: internet)
Zenkō-ji Temple, Nagano, Japan (Image source: internet)
Seeing the postcards your little frog has sent back, doesn’t your heart start to stir as well? Do you want to follow in the little frog’s footsteps and see the real scenery in Japan right away? But just like how clovers can boost the little frog’s luck and improve its travel quality, what’s most important when we travel abroad?
Perhaps you’d say the most important things are definitely your passport, money, and phone. As a foreign tourist, the passport is a must-carry item; in case of any difficulties, staff at Chinese consulates can provide timely assistance. It's also wise to carry some foreign currency for emergencies. However, your usually hyperactive phone becomes completely silent overseas due to poor network connectivity, making it incredibly difficult to scroll through Moments videos or share fun overseas stories with friends and family.
Let’s talk about food—Chinese people used to eating local cuisine are often not accustomed to having bread and fries every day abroad. Bringing along Laoganma (spicy bean paste) and instant noodles is almost essential for any trip out of the country. Team meals abroad are another common complaint. You might say, why not find the food yourself? But even the best cook can’t work without ingredients. Abroad, due to internet restrictions such as the “Great Firewall,” searching online for food information directly is extremely difficult. Therefore, renting a portable Wi-Fi device for smooth internet access has become a new trend for international travel in recent three years. Portable Wi-Fi automatically connects to local carrier signals to provide Wi-Fi, allowing not only fast internet access but also direct use of foreign apps like Google, Instagram, and Facebook—no VPN needed—so you can easily browse any information. No more worrying about high roaming charges, unusable international SIM cards, or unsafe public free Wi-Fi.
As an industry leader in portable Wi-Fi—RoamingMan is always committed to delivering the best overseas internet experience for every user. On one hand, RoamingMan uses “ICloudSIM Cloud Card Pool” technology to provide users with stable 4G connectivity without needing to insert a separate SIM card. It can also connect up to five mobile devices simultaneously, truly offering unlimited data usage and speed. This allows you to share your travel updates with friends and family anytime, without waiting for postcards and enjoying the journey together in real time.
Moreover, RoamingMan’s high-capacity battery supports ultra-long usage of 12–15 hours. When needed, it can even act as a power bank to charge your phone, while 24/7 customer service ensures continuous support for device use.
Stop only viewing the scenery through your little frog’s postcards—grab your RoamingMan and go traveling together instead~