Make cheap calls to Japan from anywhere. No app download, no SIM card — just your browser and internet connection.
Mobile Numbers
$0.411
per minute
Landline Numbers
$0.145
per minute
Estimated Cost
$4.11
10 minutes to Japan mobile
You Save
$15.00
vs traditional carriers
Tokyo
$0.411/min
Yokohama
$0.411/min
Osaka
$0.411/min
Nagoya
$0.411/min
Sapporo
$0.411/min
Fukuoka
$0.411/min
Kobe
$0.411/min
Kyoto
$0.411/min
Kawasaki
$0.411/min
Saitama
$0.411/min
Hiroshima
$0.411/min
Sendai
$0.411/min
Starting at just $0.05/min for mobile and $0.04/min for landlines. No hidden fees.
Connect to Japan in seconds. No delays, no complicated setup. Just dial and talk.
HD voice quality using WebRTC technology. Sounds like you're in the same room.
All calls are encrypted end-to-end. Your conversations remain completely private.
Call directly from your browser. Works on any device with internet connection.
No monthly fees or subscriptions. Credits never expire. Pay only for what you use.
Three simple steps to connect with friends and family in Japan
Create your free account in 30 seconds. No credit card required to start.
Top up your account starting from just $3. Credits never expire.
Enter +81 followed by the mobile or landline number and press call.
Calling Japan costs just $0.05/min for mobile numbers and $0.04/min for landlines. There are no connection fees or hidden charges.
Yes! You can call any mobile or landline number in Japan. Simply dial +81 followed by the phone number.
No! StartACall works entirely in your web browser. Just visit our website, log in, and start calling Japan instantly.
We use HD voice technology for crystal-clear calls. The quality is comparable to or better than traditional phone calls.
No! Your credits never expire. Add funds whenever you want and use them at your own pace.
Yes! We offer virtual Japanese phone numbers starting from just $5/month. Perfect if you want people in Japan to call you back on a local number.
Connect with loved ones for less. No contracts, no hassle.
✨ First call bonus for new users