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It was my first time in Japan, and the worst thing I could do was not only get on the wrong subway, but also end up without internet. Naturally, I decided to play it safe and order Japan SIM cards from Mobal in advance. And you know what? I was right! The connection really didn't fail even once. I easily planned routes, used the translator in restaurants, sent photos to friends—everything instantly. Even when my friends and I went to the mountains near Hakone, the network worked perfectly. I was pleased that nothing froze or required rebooting. In short, I can say this: if you're going to Japan, having a reliable SIM card is a must-have, especially if you don't speak the language.