Public Wireless LAN Service Agreement

Application of Terms and Conditions

Article 1

Changes to Terms and Conditions

Article 2

• 1.
  If it is necessary to change these Terms and Conditions due to amendments to laws and regulations, changes in social conditions, or other circumstances, the company may change these Terms and Conditions based on the provisions of Article 548 (4) (Changes to the Standard Terms and Conditions) of the Civil Code (Act No. 89 of 1896).
• 2.

  When the company changes these Terms and Conditions pursuant to the preceding paragraph, the company will specify the effective date and notify the following matters by posting them on the company website or by other means, by the effective date.

  1. (1)
     The fact that this agreement has been changed;
  2. (2)
     The contents of these Terms and Conditions after the changes; and
  3. (3)
     The effective date

Definition of Terms

Article 3

Public wireless LAN service business district

Article 4

Type of Agreement

Article 5

Unit of agreement

Article 6

How to apply for a public wireless LAN agreement

Article 7

Acceptance of application for public wireless LAN agreement

Article 8

• 1.
  The company will accept applications for a public wireless LAN agreement in the order in which they are made.
• 2.

  Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the company may not accept applications for a public wireless LAN agreement under the following cases.

  • (1)
    When it is extremely technically difficult to provide public wireless LAN services;
  • (2)
    When the applicant fails to pay the public wireless LAN service fee or costs related to construction, or there is a risk of their failing to do so; and
  • (3)
    When there is a significant impediment to the company's execution of business related to public wireless LAN services.

Change of agreement content

Article 9

• 1.
  When attempting to change the content of the public wireless LAN agreement, the applicant must apply according to the procedures prescribed separately by the company.
• 2.
  When a request described in the preceding paragraph is made, the company will handle it in accordance with the provisions of Article 8 (Acceptance of Application for Public Wireless LAN agreement).

Transfer of rights

Article 10

Cancellation of public wireless LAN agreement by contractor

Article 11

Canceling the public wireless LAN agreement by the company

Article 12

• 1.

  The company may cancel the public wireless LAN agreement in the following cases.

  • (1)
    When a contractor who was suspended from using the public wireless LAN service pursuant to the provisions of Article 15 (Suspension of Use) still does not resolve the issue; and
  • (2)
    When the contractor fails to perform their obligations under the public wireless LAN agreement.
• 2.
  When the company intends to cancel the public wireless LAN agreement pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the company will notify the contractor to that effect in advance. However, this does not apply for unavoidable emergencies.

End of public wireless LAN Agreement

Article 13

Cancellation of Use

Article 14

• 1.

  The company may cancel the public wireless LAN agreement for the following cases.

  • (1)
    When it is unavoidable for the maintenance or construction of company telecommunications equipment;
  • (2)
    When the use of communication is terminated pursuant to the provisions of Article 17 (Restrictions on the Use of Communication); and
  • (3)
    When a malfunction has occurred in the telecommunications equipment installed by the company.
• 2.
  When the company intends to cancel the public wireless LAN agreement pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the company will notify the contractor to that effect in advance. However, this does not apply for unavoidable emergencies.

Cessation of Use

Article 15

• 1.

  The company may stop use the public wireless LAN service when any of the following applies to the contractor.

  • (1)
    When it is found that false information was given at the time of application for the agreement;
  • (2)
    When the public wireless LAN service fee or the like is not paid even after the payment date;
  • (3)
    When a provision of Article 29 (Contractor's Obligations) is violated;
  • (4)
    When there is any other violation of these Terms and Conditions; and
  • (5)
    There have been other acts deemed inappropriate by the company.
• 2.
  When the company cancels use of the public wireless LAN service pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the company will notify the contractor of the reason, and the date and period for cessation of use in advance. However, this does not apply for unavoidable emergencies.

Communication

Article 16

Restrictions on the Use of Communication

Article 17

• 1.

  When communication is significantly heavy and the entire communication cannot be connected, the company may take steps to suspend the use of the contractor's line (limited to those determined by the company in consultation with those institutions) related to the following institutions, in order to give priority to communications that contain matters necessary for the prevention of disasters or rescue, transportation, communication, or maintenance of to ensure power supply, or for the maintenance of order, and communications that contain matters that are urgent for the public interest, when natural disasters, accidents, or other emergencies occur or are likely to occur.

  (1) Meteorological agency, (2) Flood control agency, (3) Fire department, (4) Disaster relief agency, (5) Police agency (including the Japan Coast Guard. The same applies below), (6) Defense agency, (7) Agencies directly related to ensuring transportation, (8) Agencies directly related to ensuring communications, (9) Agencies directly related to ensuring power supply, (10) Agencies directly related to ensuring gas supply, (11) Agencies directly related to ensuring water supply, (12) Election control agencies, (13) Newspapers, broadcasters and news agencies that fall under the standards separately designated by the company, (14) Financial institutions conducting deposit and savings business, and (15) Agencies of the state or local government

• 2.
  When such communication occurs, the communication may not reach the other party.
• 3.
  When the user connects to the wireless base station equipment, the company will disconnect the connection when there is no communicate for a certain period of time.
• 4.
  The company may restrict communication with the connection destination designated in the child pornography address list (meaning the information on the Internet connection destination provided by the company based on the child pornography address list provision terms stipulated by the association) created by the Internet Content Safety Association to prevent the distribution of child pornography.
• 5.
  The company may implement measures to limit the communication speed per one contractor line or the communication of the software or communication protocol specified by the company in order to prevent hindrances occurring in offering smooth company telecommunications services and hindrances in the use of the user's public wireless LAN services caused by the tightness of the telecommunications equipment or a tight communication bandwidth in the communication network.

Restrictions caused by contractor line

Article 18

• 1.
  If the contractor is unable to use the contractor's line, the contractor may not be able to use public wireless LAN services.
• 2.

  For public wireless LAN services, in addition to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the state in which the transmission speed of communication by the contractor line decreases or fluctuates due to the following reasons, the state in which code errors occur, or the state in which the public wireless LAN service is completely unavailable (including the case where the communication is significantly impaired and the state is the same as the state in which it is not available at all; hereinafter referred to as a "phenomenon caused by wireless characteristics).

  • (1)
    Line distance and equipment status of wireless base station equipment relating to the contractor line;
  • (2)
    Radio wave interference due to signal leakage from telecommunications line equipment from other telecommunications services;
  • (3)
    Radio wave interference due to the generation of electromagnetic waves from electrical products and special medical devices, or the like;
  • (4)
    Radio wave interference caused by shielding; and
  • (5)
    Malfunction of mobile wireless equipment connected to the contractor line
• 3.
  The company may limit the communication bandwidth on the contractor line if the company finds that the communication conducted using the contractor line has caused or is likely to cause a strain on the capacity of company telecommunications equipment, such as generating a communication that is found to be excessive compared to the total volume of communication handled on company telecommunications equipment, or has caused or is likely to cause a hindrance to the provision of the company's public wireless LAN service to other contractor lines.
• 4.
  The company may inspect or relocate, expand or reduce all or part of the wireless base station equipment (hereinafter referred to as "relocation, or the like") due to unavoidable technical reasons. In this case, even in the business area, communication may not be possible.
• 5.
  When the company inspects or relocates or the like the wireless base station equipment pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the company will notify the contractor to that effect in advance. However, this does not apply for unavoidable emergencies.

Fees

Article 19

Fee payment obligation

Article 20

• 1.
  The contractor will be required to pay the fees, and the like prescribed in the Fee Table 1 (Fees) for the period from the date on which the company began providing public wireless LAN services based on the public wireless LAN agreement until the date on which the agreement was canceled or terminated (if the date on which services were started and the date on which services were canceled, terminated or abolished is the same, it will considered one day).
• 2.

  During the period set forth in the preceding paragraph, when the public wireless LAN service becomes unavailable, the payment of the basic fee will be as follows.

  • (1)
    If there is a suspension of use, the contractor will be required to pay the basic fee during the period.
  • (2)
    In addition to the provisions of the preceding item, the contractor will be required to pay the basic fee during the period during which the public wireless LAN service was not available, except in the following cases.

  Distinction	Fees not requiring payment
  1. When the public wireless LAN service is completely unavailable for reasons not attributable to the contractor (including the case where all communications by the telecommunications equipment relating to the public wireless LAN agreement are significantly impaired and the state is the same as when their are completely unavailability) (excluding the case where the two fields apply), when the state is continuous for 24 hours or longer from the time when the company became aware of the situation (excluding the case where the state of the unavailability is caused by a phenomenon relating to the wireless characteristics).	For the unavailable time (limited to the part that is a multiple of 24 hours) after the time when the company becomes aware, calculate the number of days every 24 hours, for the basic fee for the public wireless LAN service corresponding to that number of days
  2. When the public wireless LAN service is completely unavailable due to the intentional or serious negligence of the company.	The basic fee for the public wireless LAN service that corresponds to the unavailable time

• 3.
  The company will refund fees that are not required to be paid if they have already been paid. However, interest will not be included, except in cases where the company is willfully or grossly negligent.

Obligation to pay expenses relating to procedures

Article 21

Fee calculation method

Article 22

Premium

Article 23

Late payment interest

Article 24

Contractor's shared responsibility

Article 25

• 1.
  When the contractor becomes unable to use the public wireless LAN service, after confirming that the mobile wireless owned by the contractor relating to the contractor's line is not faulty, request the company to investigate.
• 2.
  Upon confirmation of the preceding paragraph, when a request is made by the contractor, the company will conduct a test in a method separately specified by the company and notify the contractor of the result.
• 3.
  In the event that the company determines that the telecommunications equipment installed by the company is faulty based on the tests set forth in the preceding paragraph, if as a result of the dispatch of the company's personnel at the request of the contractor, the contractor is unable to use the public wireless LAN service because of the failure of the mobile wireless equipment owned by the contractor on the contractor's line, the contractor will bear the cost of that dispatch. In this case, the contractor's responsibility will be the amount of expenses required for dispatch plus the amount equivalent to consumption tax.

Compensation for damages

Article 26

• 1.
  When the company cannot provide services for reasons attributable to the company, when the company should provide public wireless LAN services, if the state in which the public wireless LAN services are completely unavailable (including the case where all communications by the telecommunications equipment relating to the public wireless LAN agreement are significantly impaired and the state is the same as the state in which the public wireless LAN services are not available at all. Hereinafter, the same applies below), and only when the state is continuous for 24 hours or longer, the contractor will be compensated for the damage. However, this does not apply in the event that it becomes completely unavailable due to an event caused by wireless characteristics.
• 2.
  In the case of the preceding paragraph, the company will deem the damage that generated the fee (limited to the basic fee) for the public wireless LAN service corresponding to the continuous time (limited to the part that is a multiple of 24 hours) after the time when the company became aware that the public wireless LAN service is completely unavailable, and will compensate for the damage only.
• 3.
  The provisions of the preceding item 2 do not apply when the public wireless LAN service is not provided due to the intentional or serious negligence of the company.
• 4.
  The company will bear no responsibility for user damages that occurred because a third party other than the contractor and the user relating to the agreement ("the user, or the like." The same applies below.) used the user identification code and the user password code
• 5.
  If the public wireless LAN service cannot be provided due to force majeure, regardless of a natural disaster, accident or other reason, the company will not be liable.
• 6.
  The company assumes no liability whatsoever for information (including computer programs) obtained by the contractor's use of public wireless LAN services. Furthermore, the company accepts no liability whatsoever for any damages incurred as a result of such information.
• 7.
  If any claim or lawsuit is made by the contractor or a third party of the public wireless LAN service in relation to the use of the public wireless LAN service, for causing damages to the contractor or third party of another public wireless LAN service, the contractor will resolve the claim or lawsuit at their own expense and responsibility, and will not cause any damage to the company.

Limits of consent

Article 27

Partial change of equipment settings

Article 28

• 1.
  In addition to the provisions in Article 14 (Cancellation of Use) and Article 18 (Restrictions Caused by Contractor Line), the company may change the settings of telecommunications equipment related to public wireless LAN services in order to provide stable public wireless LAN services.
• 2.
  In the case of the preceding paragraph, when the setting of the telecommunications equipment pertaining to the public wireless LAN service is partially changed, the contractor will be notified to that effect in advance. However, this does not apply for unavoidable emergencies.

Contractor obligations

Article 29

• 1.

  The contractor will comply with the following.

  • (1)
    Will not relocate, remove, modify, disassemble, or destroy the telecommunications equipment installed by the company, or communicate lines or other conductors to the equipment;
  • (2)
    Will not intentionally leave telecommunications equipment on hold or otherwise interfere with the transmission and exchange of communications; and
  • (3)
    Will not use public wireless LAN services in a manner that is illegal or contrary to public order and morals.
• 2.
  The contractor will cooperate with surveys on public wireless LAN services implemented by the company or an entity contracted by the company.
• 3.
  The contractor will store the telecommunications equipment installed by the company with the duty of care of a good manager, and will not cause changes or damage that will interfere with the company's business.

Use of roaming and others

Article 30

• 1.
  Users may use roaming in a method separately specified by the company.
• 2.
  The business district for roaming is specified on the company Internet homepage. However, even in the business district related to roaming, communication may not be possible in some areas or where radio waves do not transmit easily.
• 3.
  Roaming may be restricted in accordance with the provisions of the agreement Terms and Conditions of the telecommunications carrier related to the roaming.

Provision of optional functions, and others

Article 30 (2)

Use of contractor information

Article 31

• (1)
  When sending e-mails, or the like for the purpose of advertising, publicity or providing other information about the company or its partners (does not include disclosure of personal information to a third party such as a partner);
• (2)
  When providing personal information to a business contractor required by a contract, or the like, properly to control personal information for the purpose of outsourcing work necessary in providing public wireless LAN services;
• (3)
  When personal information is collected aggregated and analyzed for the purpose of improving the public wireless LAN service;
• (4)
  When planning, developing and providing products, and services, and the like of partner businesses (including but not limited to capital alliances and business alliances), as well as distributing, displaying and optimizing advertisements, and questionnaires, and the like of partner business operators and other information that the company deems useful to contractors and others;
• (5)
  When disclosing or providing to a third party, such as an affiliated partner, information obtained through the aggregation and analysis, and the like in the preceding item in a manner that does not enable identification, or specify the identify of an individual;
• (6)
  When sending e-mails, and the like to a contractor for the purpose of requesting consent for the use of personal information;
• (7)
  Other cases in which personal information is used after obtaining the consent of the contractor;
• (8)
  When based on laws and regulations; and
• (9)
  When disclosure is based on a warrant issued by a court or when there is a request from a public body;

Discussions

Article 32

Agreement jurisdiction

Article 33

Governing law

Article 34

Fee Table

General rules

Fee calculation method and the like

• 1.
  Of the fees paid by the contractor based on the agreement, the basic fee will be calculated according to the fee month (if the date of communication starts and ends is a different fee month, the fee month including the date communication starts).
  However, when the company deems necessary, the fee will be calculated from time to time according to a period determined separately by the company regardless of the fee month.
• 2.
  The company may change the starting date of the fee month set forth in the preceding paragraph if it is unavoidable for the company to conduct its business.
• 3.
  The calculation of the fee is the amount is implemented excluding tax stipulated in this Fee Table (the amount that is not added the amount equivalent to consumption tax. The same applies below).
• 4.

  The following describes the handling of the fixed monthly basic fee.

  • (1)
    The fixed monthly base fee for the calendar month that includes the start date of the provision of public wireless LAN services will be free of charge.
  • (2)
    The fixed monthly basic fee for the calendar month that includes the cancellation date of the public wireless LAN agreement is the amount equivalent to one month of the monthly fee.
  • (3)
    In the event of a cancellation of the public wireless LAN agreement during the no-charge period, the fixed monthly basic fee will be the amount equivalent to one month of the monthly fee.

  Furthermore, the basic fee for hourly agreements is shown below.

  • (1)
    Calculate in time units of the time unit agreement.
  • (2)
    If there is a cancellation of the public wireless LAN agreement after the issuance of the user identification code for the hourly agreement, the basic fee for the hourly agreement will be paid.
• 5.
  Notwithstanding the provisions of items 1 to 4, if there is a different provision in the Fee Table, it will be subject to that provision.

Rounding

• 6.
  For fees and other calculations, if a fraction of less than 1 yen occurs in the calculation result, the fraction will be rounded down.

Payment of fees and the like

• 7.
  Pay fees, and the like by credit card payment, or the like separately specified by the company.
• 8.
  Fees, and the like must be paid in accordance with the order of arrival of the payment date.

Lump-sum post-payment of fees and the like

• 9.
  If special circumstances apply for the company, notwithstanding the provisions of 7, the contractor may be requested collectively to pay a fee of two months or more by a deadline specified by the company.

Addition of amount equivalent to consumption tax

• 10.

  The amount of fees and the like that is required to be paid specified in the Fee Table pursuant to the provisions of Article 20 (Fee Payment Obligation) and other provisions of this agreement is the amount prescribed in this Fee Table (the amount that is not added with the amount equivalent to consumption tax. The same applies hereinafter) will be the amount calculated based on the amount equivalent to consumption tax.

  According to the above calculation method, the amount that will be required to be paid may differ from the total of the amount shown in the Fee Table (the price including tax. (the amount added with the amount equivalent to consumption tax). The same applies below.)).

  • (Note)
    The fee amount stipulated in this Fee Table is the price excluding tax, excluding the one-time type and the fee amount of specific area prepaid services.

Table 1 Fees

No. 1 Basic Fees

1. Application

• (1)

  The company will provide public wireless LAN services based on the type of agreement in the table below.
  In addition, the usage area according to the type of agreement and plan type will be determined separately by the company (including the partner company).

  Type	Application
  Standard	Calendar month agreement
  One time	Hourly agreement

• (2)

  The company will apply the conditions related to the use of public wireless LAN services and the appended table (optional features) based on the type of agreement in the table below for the price plan type called "Gigazo." Furthermore, conditions in the agreement type and plan type not included in the table below will be determined separately by the company (including the partner company).

  Fee plan type	Number of simultaneous connections per user identification code	Limits on usage method
  Gigazo Standard Plan and Free Plan	Up to 5 devices *
  Gigazo Family Device Security Pack	Up to 10 devices *
  Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan	Up to 1 device *	Limited to use by the contractor, and by devices installed with the app designated by our company.

  • *
    Within the range of the number of devices specified in this provision, the resident at the same address as the contractor themselves can use 1 user identification code assigned to the contractor.

2 Fee amounts

• (1)

  The standard type of fee is shown in the table below.

  For Each One User Identification Code

  Fee plan type	Fee plan type
  Standard (1) (Application reception ended at the end of March, 2013)	¥100 (¥110 including tax)/month
  Standard (2) (Bic Camera Original Plan/Sofmap Original Plan)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (3) (BBIQ Original Plan)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (4) (Fixed Monthly Plan)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (5) (Toppa! Wi-Fi Plan)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (6) (Wi2 300 for Asahi Net)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (7) (Wi2 300 for e-mansion)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (8) ("Wi-Fi Service by Wi2" for Mega Egg members)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (9) (G-CALL Wi2 for G-CALL members)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (10) ("@ TCOM Wi-Fi (Wi2)" for @ TCOM members)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (11) ("Wi2 300 hi-ho Plan" for hi-ho members)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (12) ("Wi2 300 monthly subscription plan (GMO)" for GMO members)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (13) ("Wi2 300 c5 Plan" for c5 members)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (14) ("Wi2 300 for Link Life")	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (15)	¥239 (¥262 including tax)/month
  Standard (16) Delete
  Standard (17) (Wi2 300 for JPNE)	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (18) ("Wi2 300 for au Multi-Device Service Plan")	Free of charge or ¥300 (¥330 including tax)/month*1
  Standard (19) ("Wi2 300 for au one net")	¥362 (¥398 including tax)/month
  Standard (20) Delete
  Standard (21) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment))	*4
  Standard (22) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Google Wallet Payment))	*5
  Standard (23) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment))	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard (24) Delete
  Standard (25) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Google Wallet Payment) for J:COM mobile)	*5
  Standard (26) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) for J:COM mobile)	¥350 (¥385 including tax)/month
  Standard (27) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for J:COM mobile)	*4
  Standard (28) Delete
  Standard(29) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for UQ mobile)	*4
  Standard(30) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Google Wallet Payment) for UQ mobile)	*5
  Standard(31) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) for UQ mobile)	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard(32) Delete
  Standard(33) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for BIC SIM)	*4
  Standard(34) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Google Wallet Payment) for BIC SIM)	*5
  Standard(35) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) for BIC SIM)	¥350 (¥385 including tax)/month
  Standard(36) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) (D))	*4
  Standard(37) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Google Wallet Payment) (D))	*5
  Standard(38) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) (D))	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard(39) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for J:COM MOBILE (D))	*4
  Standard(40) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Google Wallet Payment) for J:COM MOBILE (D))	*5
  Standard(41) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) for J:COM MOBILE (D))	¥350 (¥385 including tax)/month
  Standard(42) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for UQ MOBILE (D))	*4
  Standard(43) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for UQ MOBILE (D))	*5
  Standard(44) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) for UQ MOBILE (D))	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard(45) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Credit Card Payment) for BIC SIM (D))	¥350 (¥385 including tax)/month
  Standard(46) (Gigazo Standard Plan (au ID exclusive) for UQ mobile)	¥350 (¥385 including tax)/month
  Standard(47) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Long-term Benefits) for J:COM MOBILE)	Free of charge *8
  Standard(48) (Gigazo Family Device Security Pack)	¥780 (¥858 including tax)/month
  Standard(49) (Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan)	¥182 (¥200 including tax)/month*7
  Standard(50) (Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan J:COM MOBILE)	¥150 (¥165 including tax)/month
  Standard(51) (Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan for BIC SIM)	¥150 (¥165 including tax)/month
  Standard(52) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Long-term Benefits) for BIC SIM)	Free of charge *8
  Standard(53) (Gigazo Standard Plan (iTunes Store Payment) for BIC SIM (D))	*4
  Standard(54) (Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan for UQ mobile)	¥150 (¥165 including tax)/month
  Standard(55) (Gigazo Standard Plan (au Kantan Payment))	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard(56) (Gigazo Standard Plan (Docomo Payment))	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard(57) (Gigazo Standard Plan (SoftBank Lump Payment))	¥455 (¥500 including tax)/month
  Standard(58) (Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan (J:COM MOBILE Benefits))	Free of charge *8
  Standard(59) (Gigazo Smartphone Exclusive Plan (BIC SIM Benefit))	Free of charge *8
  Standard (60) (Gigazo Wi-Fi GakuNin Plan)	Free of charge (Applicable to students and staff of the relevant university only)
  Standard(61) (Gigazo Standard Plan (au HIKARI Wi-Fi Pack))	Free of charge *8
  Standard Set Plan *2
  1 au Wi-Fi SPOT	-
  2 Delete	-
  3 WiMAX2 + Wi-Fi Service	-
  4 Public wireless LAN trial campaign	-
  5 Cable TV Wi-Fi Service	-
  6 au Wi-Fi Spot (LTE double flat rate for Tab)	¥467 (¥513 including tax)/month*6
  7 Delete
  8 Delete
  9 Wi2 300J:COM Mobile Original Plan	Free of charge *8
  10 Wi2 300J:COM Tablet (LTE) Original Plan	Free of charge *8
  11 Delete
  12 au Wi-Fi Spot (au Pitat Plan)	-
  13 au Wi-Fi Spot (au Flat Plan 20/30)	-
  14 Cloud Wi-Fi Service Contractor Plan	-
  Free Wi-Fi Plan
  1 Free Wi-Fi Plan	-
  2 Gigazo Free Plan	-
  3 Gigazo Free Plan for J:COM MOBILE	-
  4 Delete
  5 Gigazo Free Plan for BIC SIM	-
  6 Mountain Hut Wi-Fi Free Plan	-

  • *1
    "Wi2 300 for au Multi-Device Service Plan" is a service added to the contract for au smartphones provided by KDDI Corporation; agreement changes and cancellations are applied in calendar months. Also, the basic fee will vary depending on the fee plan of the au smartphone. See the au Wi-Fi Spot website for details.
  • *2
    The fee amount of the set plan will be submitted separately by a partner company unless it is listed in the table.
  • *3
    Delete
  • *4
    The basic fee will be determined separately by the company. Uses the iTunes Store's Auto Renewable Subscription feature. The base fee is charged to your iTunes account. Rule 4 (1) of this Fee Table does not apply.
  • *5
    The basic fee will be determined separately by the company. Uses Auto Renewable Subscription feature with a Google Play subscription. The base fee is charged to your Google account. Rule 4 (1) of this Fee Table does not apply.
  • *6
    If the service is started or the agreement is canceled or terminated in the middle of the month, the basic fee will be calculated on a daily basis.
  • *7
    The basic fee for choosing to pay through the iTunes Store or Google Play will be determined separately by the company. Furthermore, the Base Fee will be charged to your iTunes or Google Account on a periodic basis as determined by each payment provider and does not apply to Rule 4 (1) of this Fee Table.
  • *8
    This service is available to those who meet the conditions specified separately by our company.
• (2)

  The one-time type fee is shown in the table below.

  Plan type	Basic fee (Fee including tax)
  One time 6 H	¥350/6 Hours
  One time 24 H	¥800/24 Hours
  One time 72 H	¥1,500/72 Hours
  One time 168 H	¥2,000/168 Hours
  One time (Y) 2 H	¥300/2 Hours
  One time (Y) 24 H	¥600/24 Hours
  Delete
  One time 30 D (For Japan Travel SIM for BIC SIM Contractors)	Free of charge

No. 2 Delete

No. 3 International roaming

• 1.

  The international roaming service* can be used by contractors of the standard (21) (22) (23) (25) (26) (27) (29) (30) (31) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) and (61).

  • *
    Uses a public wireless LAN service overseas.

    • Note 1)
      Depending on the carrier at the destination, communication may be unstable or unavailable even in the service area. Furthermore, some services are not available due to the circumstances of the carrier at the destination.
    • Note 2)
      The international roaming service is a service that relies on the network of the carrier at the destination, so if the international roaming service cannot be used due to reasons attributable to a third party other than the company such as the carrier at the destination, the company will not be liable for any damage suffered by the contractor. Furthermore, we accept no liability whatsoever for services provided independently by the carrier at the destination.

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No. 4 Specific area prepaid service

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  Uses a public wireless LAN service through a time-based contract in a usage area separately specified by the company.

  • Note 1)
    Agreements for specific area prepaid services, if the public wireless LAN agreement is canceled for the standard type, the agreement will also be canceled regardless of whether the communication service is used.

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  Fees for the option area ticket will not be refunded.
• 2.
  If the public wireless LAN agreement for the standard type is canceled or terminated, the fee for the option area ticket will not be refunded.

Table 2 Fees for Procedures

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  Actual costs for fees related to procedures such as agreement content may be charged.

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