Can Your Phone Bill Really Become 0 Yen? Save Money with LP Mobile + Point-Katsu

Hello, this is Nakagawa from the association.

What is the most expensive thing about living in Japan?
Many people say “the mobile phone bill”.

But don’t give up.
With “LP Mobile”, you may be able to bring your phone bill down to “0 yen”.

💡 Why LP Mobile is Cheap

LP Mobile is different from other mobile carriers.

You can earn points simply by watching ads (like TV commercials) on your phone.

■ How to use the points

• 10 points = 1 yen
• Just watch videos during spare moments (like while waiting for a train)
• Points never expire. Use them whenever you like after saving up

💰 Compare with Your Current Bill

If you currently use Y!mobile or UQ mobile, check the table below.

⭐ LP Mobile is roughly ¥1,000 to ¥2,500 cheaper!

💡 And here’s where it gets even better!
If you earn 27,280 points in a month, your ¥2,728 monthly bill becomes “0 yen”!

🌏 Why It’s Great for Foreign Residents

■ You can save by your own effort

You don’t have to pick up extra part-time jobs. Just watch videos on your phone to save money.
Use small pockets of free time to earn points bit by bit every day.

■ Points never expire

Your points have no expiration date (no deadline when they become unusable).
Take your time and save at your own pace.

■ Pay at a convenience store

Even without a credit card, you can pay at a convenience store (konbini).
Foreign residents can sign up with peace of mind.

🎯 Saving Advice from Nakagawa of the Association

• Lots of daily video calls / streaming → Rakuten Mobile is the strongest
• Want to get close to 0 yen phone bill → LP Mobile is recommended
• No credit card → LP Mobile supports convenience store payment

✅ To everyone working hard in Japan — protect your money with LP Mobile!

📝 What You Need to Sign Up

• Residence Card (Zairyu Card)
• A smartphone (compatible model)
• An email address
• Payment method (credit card or convenience store payment)

📱 Apply for LP Mobile Here

✍️ About the Author: Nakagawa (Kumiai-Nakagawa)

I support the daily life of foreign workers in Japan.
I share easy-to-understand tips for saving money and living well.