You can drink coffee for free and charge wirelessly.

International Children's Day is coming on June 1st, so let's talk about something relaxed and pleasant in this week's "things about Japanese mobile phones". In the new part, we will introduce the latest Disney new phones in Japan, focusing on the consistent cute style, combined with a variety of Disney features. At the end of the article, let's talk about the wireless charging coffee shop that can enrich your body and mind and your mobile phone at the same time, and the promotion of mobile phone wireless charging technology in Japan.

The thing about Japanese cell phones: wireless charging promoted in coffee shops

Of course, this week's "Japanese mobile phone stuff" starts with recent popular services. We often encounter times in our lives when we need to take ID photos, but it's sometimes difficult to find a place where we can develop photos. Although there are hit-and-shoot self-service equipment in subway stations or shopping malls, the coverage of this kind of equipment may not be able to meet everyone's needs. Obviously, taking ID photos is not only a problem for us, but also a problem that happens inadvertently for Japanese users, and a new service in Japan recently solves the problem of people taking ID photos through the combination of convenience stores and mobile phones.

Photo taken by mobile phone and printed by convenience store "Pic-chan convenience store ID photo" (picture quoted from pic-chan)

The name of the service is "Pic-chan convenience store ID photo" and it is easy to use. Users only need to use their smartphone to take a photo that meets the requirements of the ID photo, then choose the size of the photo and upload it to Pic-chan 's dedicated website OK. After uploading, a corresponding code will be displayed on the user's phone, and then the user can go to a nearby convenience store, enter the code on the photo printer, and the photo can be printed out.

Complete printing process of Pic-chan certificate photo (picture quoted from pic-chan)

Printing photos with a combination of mobile phones and convenience stores like this is not only convenient, but also affordable. The three printed documents cost as little as 200 yen (12 yuan), which is much cheaper than those taken in a photo studio or self-help equipment. In addition, since photos can be printed in Rosen and family convenience stores across Japan, they can basically be printed at any time, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.