By: Ding
In Tokyo, a big city, internet access is generally very convenient. However, if you're traveling alone or only staying for a short time, buying an internet card or renting a WiFi egg may not be cost-effective. This time, Fever Travel has gathered three ways to access free internet in Tokyo, which we believe can solve your temporary needs.
1. NTT East Japan
NTT East's free WiFi covers over 45,300 hotspots across Eastern Japan, available at major sightseeing spots such as Tokyo Station, Ginza, Asakusa, Jiyugaoka, Harajuku, and Omotesando. You can also download the “NAVITIME for Japan Travel” app before your trip to get the username and password for free WiFi.
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NTT EastFree WiFi Distribution Locations in Japan
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Taking Tokyo as an example, this free WiFi internet card covers most tourist hotspots, but of course there are some limitations.
Of course, the coverage of free WiFi won't be as extensive as that of phone SIM cards or pocket WiFi, but you can use it for free for 14 days, which is still very convenient!
2. ?reespot
Register on the Freespot website before your departure, and you will receive a password that you can use for 6 months!
Freespot
3. Starbucks
Yes, as long as you register online in advance, you can use Starbucks' WiFi once you arrive in Japan. Each session lasts for 1 hour. In my personal experience, it’s especially useful when you’re lost and need to get your bearings. Registration website
Feeling these free WiFi options aren’t enough? Check out our series of Japan internet guides previously written by our website editors for reference, and choose the most suitable internet solution for you.
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