- 1 GB high-speed data
- Valid for 7 days
- Clock starts when you connect
- NTT docomo network
- Stops at 1 GB, then top up
- Hotspot / tethering allowed
- Your IP appears in Japan
- Data only, no phone number

Japan eSIM
The data plans run on NTT docomo, Japan's largest network, and exit in Japan, so apps and sites see a Japanese IP address.
Select prepaid bundle
No contract · No roaming fees · No physical SIM- 3 GB high-speed data
- Valid for 30 days
- Clock starts when you connect
- NTT docomo network
- Stops at 3 GB, then top up
- Hotspot / tethering allowed
- Your IP appears in Japan
- Data only, no phone number
- 5 GB high-speed data
- Valid for 30 days
- Clock starts when you connect
- NTT docomo network
- Stops at 5 GB, then top up
- Hotspot / tethering allowed
- Your IP appears in Japan
- Data only, no phone number
- 10 GB high-speed data
- Valid for 30 days
- Clock starts when you connect
- NTT docomo network
- Stops at 10 GB, then top up
- Hotspot / tethering allowed
- Your IP appears in Japan
- Data only, no phone number
Day pass
A fresh 1 GB at full speed every day for 7 days- 1 GB per day at full speed
- Valid for 7 days
- Clock starts when you connect
- KDDI/au and SoftBank networks
- 512 kbps after the daily 1 GB
- Hotspot / tethering allowed
- Your IP appears in Singapore
- Data only, no phone number
Honest Network & Coverage Transparency
NTT docomo network
The 1, 3, 5 and 10 GB plans run on NTT docomo, with 5G where available. The day pass runs on KDDI (au) and SoftBank instead.
What your phone will show
At the top of your screen you'll see docomo (or au or SoftBank on the day pass), not RoamClean. That's normal.
Your IP appears in Japan
Traffic on the Japan data plans exits in Japan, so apps and sites work as they would for a local. The day pass exits through Singapore; its card says so.
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers. No hidden gotchas.
The days start counting when your phone first connects to a partner network in Japan, not when you buy or install. Install it at home on Wi-Fi before you fly; that uses none of your days or data. Start using it within 180 days of purchase.
No. The plans are data only. If a booking or delivery service in Japan asks for a local phone number, use your home number or the messaging app the service supports.
The day pass comes from a different partner package: it runs on KDDI (au) and SoftBank and its traffic exits through Singapore. The fixed plans run on NTT docomo with a Japanese IP address.
No. Every RoamClean plan is data only, with no phone number. WhatsApp, iMessage, FaceTime and other internet apps work over data. Keep your home line switched on for normal texts and bank codes. How to keep your home number on
Yes. Hotspot (tethering) is allowed on every Japan plan. Anything your laptop or tablet uses counts toward the same data allowance.
If your eSIM was never installed, you get a full refund to your card, anytime within 180 days of purchase. If it's installed but won't connect in Japan, reply to your order email and a person will help; if it can't be fixed, you get your money back on your card. Read the refund policy