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Services Available from Your FOMA Terminal
Advanced
Operations
Using
Other
Functions
Phone number Service
Collect Call Service (reverse charge calls)
Directory Assistance Service (English speaking operators available) for
general subscriber phone and DoCoMo mobile phone numbers
(information and call charges are applicable)
(Unlisted phone numbers cannot be given)
Time (charged)
Weather (charged)
Police emergencies (free of charge)
Police-general consultation (charged)
Fire and ambulance (free of charge)
Telegrams (telegram charges are applicable) 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
106
104
115
117
Area code+177
110*
#9110
119*
Marine emergencies - accident reports (free of charge) 118
* When calling 110 or 119 emergency services from a mobile phone:
1
Tell the operator you are calling from a mobile phone
2
Tell the phone number of your mobile phone (so that the police or fire department can call you back
for further information)
3
Explain your location clearly
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If you use Collect Call Service (106), the call charge is billed to the receiver together with a commission of
90 yen (94.5 yen plus tax) per call (as of March 2004).
•
If you use Directory Assistance Service (104), a service charge of 100 yen (105 yen plus tax) is billed
together with the call charge. Note that this service is available without charge for those handicapped with
sight or upper limb. For details, inquire at 116 (NTT sales center) from a general subscriber phone (as of
March 2004).
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Depending on the area you may not be connected to the relevant emergency service. If you cannot contact
the local emergency services, use a payphone or general subscriber phone.
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You may not be able to call 116 (NTT sales center). Other services such as Dial Q2, Message Dial and
credit card calls are not available. However, credit card calls can be made from a general subscriber phone
or payphone to a DoCoMo mobile phone.
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Toll-free numbers without the sign may not be able to be called from a mobile phone and PHS.
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