Prices in US dollars, read from each provider on October 5, 2026. They change often: confirm on the provider page before paying. Only price and fit to your route decide the order of results.
Tokyo and Seoul are a short flight apart, so the two countries are often visited on one trip. They are separate markets with separate networks, and a Japan plan does nothing in Korea. Both are 4G and 5G countries: Japan closed its last 3G network in March 2026 and Korea's largest operator has begun winding its own down. The apps differ too, with LINE the default messenger in Japan and KakaoTalk in Korea.
Cheapest option by usage
7 days in each country, 14 days in total.
Usage
Data
Cheapest option
Total
LightMaps & messages
4.9 GB
One plan for the whole route: Yesim Asia Pacific
$12.00
StandardSocial media
11.2 GB
One plan per country: Ubigi (Japan) + Ubigi (South Korea)
$26.00
HighVideo & work
25.2 GB
One plan for the whole route: Ubigi Best Asia
$45.00
Plans that cover both Japan and South Korea
27 regional or global products list both countries.
Prices in US dollars, read from each provider on October 5, 2026. They change often: confirm on the provider page before paying. Only price and fit to your route decide the order of results.
Compare a plan that names both countries with two single-country plans. Our route page shows both options side by side.
Install Naver Map or KakaoMap for the Korean leg. Google Maps navigation has long been limited there.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use one eSIM in Japan and South Korea?
Yes, if the plan lists both. 27 of the products we track do, starting at $2.00. Whether that beats two local plans depends on your days and usage: the planner on this page shows both totals.
Is one plan cheaper than two for Japan and South Korea?
With 7 days in each country and standard use (about 11.2 GB), the cheapest option on October 5, 2026 was Ubigi (Japan) + Ubigi (South Korea) at $26.00. The cheapest single plan covering both was $33.00.