2020.05.21
“Stuck for internet while travelling in Kansai? Look no further than this guide! Out of the following list, internet at Starbucks is the most reliable. There are usually options to connect automatically by using Facebook or Twitter to sign in, but it’s not the safest option on a public unsecured network. Happy surfing!
Free WiFi – setup on your smartphone or laptop takes a minute or less. Multiple SSIDs depending on where in the airport you’re located. Available in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
Over 600 hotspots across the city, including bus stops and subway stations. Connections are usually fast once you’re logged on; however, they have a limited range and you often have to be standing outdoors to use them. You will also need to register online before being able to use it on the go.
Available at over 2000 hotspots around Osaka Prefecture, and importantly along major stations where tourist sites are located. No prior registration required.
Available at some JR stations in the central Osaka City area. Register online to obtain a guest code before travelling to Japan!
Available at virtually all Starbucks outlets in Kansai – there are dozens. Connections are fast and reliable; you can opt to sign in via Facebook or Twitter, but at your own risk on an unsecured network. Sit down in comfort with a cup of coffee, or stand outside leeching off the WiFi (as I have done in the past).
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I live in Kyoto and think incessantly about food, both making and eating it. You can find my occasional musings about food at furochan.wordpress.com. Or more often showing you the places I've been to and what I've eaten on Instagram @furochan_eats. Yoroshiku!