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Given that these require residency, there is a defacto restriction on ownership for those without the means to get a long term visa or residency permit. I was
by CobaltFire 5y ago
Given that these require residency, there is a defacto restriction on ownership for those without the means to get a long term visa or residency permit.
I was not aware of NTT getting you internet; thanks for that info!
I seem to recall the wireless unlimited plans being rather expensive, but it's been a while.
Yes, Japanese government is it's own special issue. Hanko being an always fun issue for people!
I absolutely LOVE being in the Inaka. When my in-laws shut down their business they moved a little ways out, and we regularly visit their family friends in the mountains at their Onsen, which is a solid 40 minutes from anyone else at all.
- rootsudo 5y agoYep, as long as you have utilities, then you can get NTT Fiber. It is much easier if it has a pre-existing phone line active, or sometime per-existing. Considering these properties were most likely occupied during the 1970's-1990's, a phone line most likely is present so it is on the "books" as serviceable. If not, you get the phone line service first if you must. Alternatively you can also look in TOWNPAGE for the address and see if it shows up.
- fomine3 5y agoNTT Flets coverage is really good since they'll replace PSTN by FTTH. Wireless unlimited (*with speed limit for heavy users) internet is now affordable thanks to 5G plan.