Thanks for your reply. Regarding the SIM cards, it’s a bit confusing and hope someone can help me out.
(1) from some travel blogs, they mentioned to get SIM cards from Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) instead of directly from the mobile provider to save cost. Examples of MVNOs are Mobal and Japan Tourism Sim. Any suggestion?
(2) another one I’ve found is Japan Welcome Sim from this website
https://wow-j.com/en/sp/sim_wifi/. It looks affordable. Has anyone tried it?
Thanks.
QUOTE(sweet_pez @ Oct 29 2018, 03:33 PM)
1. Very. Make sure you don't break any law because they have police all around. And don't forget to apply for international driving license.
2. What are the ones you've Googled? Mind sharing? Probably you should share which are the ones in your mind and ask for members' opinion and whether they've used these SIM before.
3. Sure, why not. As long as you teach them basic etiquette (no running, jumping into the water, splashing water etc). It is not a pool, so a lot of respect and no-nuisance is expected if you're bringing kids to the onsen. Others paid to enjoy some quiet time and relax, thus make sure they're not inconvenienced or affected by shouts, screams, cries. Although it's hard to control children but when they start throwing tantrums, time to get them out. I'll actually suggest you don't bring them in to allow yourself to have some relaxing time alone.
Onsen water is very hot though, see if your children can take it.