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Have you ever needed to print a hotel voucher, a ticket, or a document while traveling in Japan? Don’t worry—you don’t need to find an office supply store. You can do it 24/7 at any convenience store (Konbini) like 7-Eleven, Lawson, or FamilyMart!
Here is the easiest way to print from your smartphone using the “Network Print” service.
1. What is “Network Print”?
It’s a super convenient service where you upload your files to the cloud from your phone and print them using a multi-copy machine at a convenience store. No cables, no USB drives, and no registration required!
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2. How to Use It (Step-by-Step)
1. Upload your file: Visit the Network Print website or use their app.
2. Get your User ID: Once uploaded, you’ll receive a Print Number (User ID) or a QR code.
3. Go to a Konbini: Find a Lawson or FamilyMart (for this specific service).
4. Print!: On the machine’s touch screen, select “Network Print,” enter your ID, insert coins, and you’re done!
3. Why This is a Life-Saver for Travelers
• Cheap: Only about 10–100 yen per page.
• Everywhere: There’s a convenience store on almost every corner in Tokyo.
• English Menu: Most copy machines have an “English” button in the top corner!
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