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OKINAWA: Phones, Internet, and Packing up | MOVING TO THAILAND

Things we used to clear out the clutter: ebay, Facebook Marketplace, Bookoo Phone and Internet: I'm just going to say that if you are moving here and want great network coverage for much cheaper than the big names like AU, Softbank, or Docomo, go with Y! Mobile: https://www.Ymobile.jp If you find yourself needing a US number while abroad (and qualify for it), I recommend Google Fi. I've had their bare minimal plan for a few months now and will upgrade it as I turn off my Japanese mobile plan this week. I may even keep it while in Thailand if I can't use a Thai number for 2FA with US companies. For internet, we've had GLBB's F::Xpress package for the last few years. Unbeatable. https://www.glbb.jp/en/ If you aren't used to using alternative messaging applications, it's a great way to ensure privacy and not get charged for those text messages: Signal is secure and while it is free - I sling them a donation from time to time to thank them for a great product. LINE is very popular here in Asia...very much so in Thailand but DEFINITELY here in Japan. Businesses use it, regular folks use it...it's great. We're right on the cusp of leaving this one place of tropical beauty...and settling into another. Thanks for coming along. This one was a bit boring, probably, but wanted to capture the services that have been good/bad for us, as well as go over the plan again because it helps keep me on track with so many moving pieces. Cheers. 00:00 Intro 01:23 Help Oki Donations 04:32 Y! Mobile 07:30 Best ISP - GLBB 10:40 Messaging Apps 11:23 Selling Things 18:00 Daiso Vending Machines 19:02 Aeon Gushikawa