NTT Docomo's lower mobile phone fee

NTT Docomo's lower mobile phone fee

NTT Docomo Inc. President and CEO Motoyuki Ii holds a press conference in Tokyo on Dec. 3, 2020. Ii unveiled the company's plan to offer a 20-gigabyte monthly plan called "ahamo" for 2,980 yen ($29) from March through online contracts, making it the first of Japan's major wireless carriers to lower mobile phone fees following government pressure.

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