⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesLast updated: February 27, 2016 at 7:20 AM Mobile I learned that the Yahoo! Japan Card Suica, which I use on my Suica, would be discontinued, so I was looking for a replacement Suica card. Yahoo! Japan has repeatedly abolished and revamped cards without any notice to users, so it is a garbage card. After considering it, I decided to get a Bic Camera Suica card, which is rare among the view cards, with virtually no annual fee. The features of the Bic Camera Suica card are as follows: This is a popular card due to the large number of perks. This is a card you definitely want to get. - The Suica type is Type 1, and a view card issued by View Card Co., Ltd. (Type 2 is a view card issued by other affiliated companies) - Points are awarded by View Card Co., Ltd., with a point grant rate of 1.5% (Type 2 is a partner's points, and the award rate is below 0.5%) - When you purchase at Bic Camera, the point return rate is up to 11.5%, and the annual fee is essentially free! - Big points can be exchanged for charging to Suica! - Domestic and international travel insurance included! - Compensation from compensation as a credit card to remaining charges on Suica! - You can earn 600 yen worth of points per year by using the web statement service! However, once the store closed, we would no longer be able to make cards, so we immediately proceeded to apply online. (After entering basic information, you will need to send an identity verification document and a direct debit request form.) The difficulty in reviewing the View Card is in the intermediate class (standard deviation value of 55), and the campaign is generous, so the review will be conducted thoroughly. I was very worried that I would fail the card screening and receive a letter of misfortune (notification of failure to apply) but after a 10-day screening period, my card arrived safely. (*^-^*) However, the rest is waiting for the business to go out of business... (11) *Reference ⇒ Features of the Bic Camera Suica Card