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Home›How To›How to Call Japan from the US: 8 Steps

How to Call Japan from the US: 8 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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1. Know the international prefix: To call Japan from the United States, you’ll first need to enter the international prefix by dialing 011. This signals that you are initiating an international call.

2. Locate the country code: Next, you must dial Japan’s country code, which is 81. This distinguishes Japanese phone numbers from those in other countries.

3. Understand the area code: Now, you will need to input the area code for the specific region in Japan that you are trying to reach. Area codes can be one to five digits long and must be dialed directly after the country code.

4. Know the local phone number: Enter the local Japanese phone number which is typically seven digits long. These seven-digit numbers are unique within each area and are assigned to individual phones or businesses.

5. Combine all required information: Your dialed sequence should now look like this: 011 + 81 + (area code) + (local number). Ensure that all digits have been included and double-check for any errors.

6. Check the time difference: Due to significant time differences between Japan and the US, it’s always a good idea to confirm that you’re calling at an appropriate time before attempting a call.

7. Prepare payment for international calls: International calls could result in additional charges from your phone provider, so make sure your plan includes provisions for international calling or purchase an affordable calling card to avoid unexpected charges.

8. Make your call: After completing all of these steps, go ahead and make your call! If everything has been dialed correctly, you should be connected with your contact in Japan in no time.

By following these 8 simple steps, contacting friends, family members, or businesses in Japan will be straightforward and hassle-free. Happy calling!

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