Transfering between terminals at Tokyo Narita as an arriving international passenger

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You have a preference on the SIM

If you research on the Internet and have decided the brand, features (e.g. Unlimited data usage, throttled speed vs. limited data usage, unthrottled speed) and the budget, you can head straight to the listed retailer after arrival.

Related: How can I find the cheapest prepaid SIM card for a given country?

Changing terminal for Bic Camera (or any specific retailer)

Take the free shuttle bus after you have cleared the customs and immigration.

Alternative: buying in flight

Some airlines might sell SIM cards in their flight. If it fits your requirement, you might just buy from them.

You don't have a preference, any SIM and retailer is fine

There are mobile phones rental, pocket Wi-Fi rental, SIM retailers and vending machines in both terminal 1 and 2 at Narita Airport.

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