My Trip to Japan in 2017 Spring
My plan to use an American iPhone in Japan
I am planning to visit Japan this spring for 2 weeks. I am an iPhone SE user here in the USA and planning to use the same phone over there with a prepaid travel sim card.
The details of my iPhone purchased in USA
- model iPhone SE A1662 sim-free model purchased from apple.com
- current carrier is Verizon
- 1 (2100 MHz)
- 2 (1900 MHz)
- 3 (1800 MHz)
- 4 (AWS)
- 5 (850 MHz)
- 8 (900 MHz)
- 12 (700 MHz)
- 13 (700c MHz)
- 17 (700b MHz)
- 18 (800 MHz)
- 19 (800 MHz)
- 20 (800 DD)
- 25 (1900 MHz)
- 26 (800 MHz)
- 29 (700 de MHz)
- Supported LTE bands by this model
I purchased a Japanese prepaid sim card at Amazon.com
The details of eConnect sim
eConnect sim Specs |
Band/Frequencies
Band/Frequencies
- This sim connects over the 4 bands in Japan shown below (LTE).
- 1 (2100 MHz)
- 3 (1800 MHz)
- 19 (800 MHz)
- 21 (1500MHz) ---not supported by iPhone SE
Top Up options
- 500MB good for 7days ¥1200
- 1GB good for 15days ¥1800
- 2GB good for 30days ¥2800
- 3GB good for 30days ¥3800
- 5GB good for 30days ¥5800
- 100MB daily for 7 days ¥1800
- 100MB daily for 15 days ¥2200
- 100MB daily for 30 days ¥3400
How to Register
In order to activate this sim card, I downloaded their app called "eConnect Japan."
eConnect prepaid sim card registration starts here. |
The process was very easy! Entering the necessary passcode and serial number was done by scanning! I didn't have to copy the lengthy numbers manually. (←to do this, tap the camera icon.) Also I found it very handy that I can already set the date to start using this sim card. Everything is done! It's like all I need to do when I arrive in Japan is to replace the sim cards in my iPhone.
eConnect prepaid sim card registration ends here. |
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