Apple has expanded its Apple Fitness+ service to Japan, offering users a new way to stay fit with guided workouts. Japanese iPhone users can now access the Fitness+ tab in the Fitness app, marking a significant milestone in Apple's global fitness strategy. Apple is providing a 1-month free trial, with the service priced at 980 yen per month or 7,800 yen annually. This move follows Apple's earlier commitment to bring Fitness+ to Japan in early 2026, as announced in December.

The expansion to Japan is part of a broader rollout, with Fitness+ recently becoming available in 28 new markets, including Hong Kong, India, and Singapore. Fitness+ offers a variety of workout types, such as strength, yoga, HIIT, and meditation, catering to diverse fitness preferences. Workouts are digitally dubbed in Japanese, with additional episodes added weekly, enhancing the service's local appeal.

Users can experience Fitness+ across multiple Apple devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. Integration with the Apple Watch or AirPods Pro 3 provides personalized metrics, such as heart rate and calories burned, directly on the screen. This expansion positions Apple Fitness+ as a comprehensive fitness solution for a global audience, further solidifying Apple's presence in the health and wellness market.

With this launch, Fitness+ is now accessible in 49 countries and regions worldwide. The service's expansion underscores Apple's commitment to making fitness accessible and personalized for users across different cultures. As Apple continues to invest in health and fitness, the future of Fitness+ looks promising, with potential enhancements and new features likely on the horizon.