This has, in a relatively short space of time, lead to a boom in the MVNO sector in Japan. Suddenly, switching networks became even cheaper and easier. As of that date, any phone bought on a contract in Japan could, at the customer’s request, be unlocked after a period of six months. In May 2015, a small but significant change was made to the telecoms law.
However, things have been looking up recently. Prices seem grossly inflated, competition is almost non-existent and getting out of the contract once you are locked in is almost impossible. I’m not a big fan of Japan’s larger telecom companies.
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