<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to generate answer to question: "airdatalinkは韓国向けにいくつのデータプランを提供していますか？"
We must use the provided dataset. Let's examine the dataset. It has "プラン概要" (Plan Summary). There's columns: Value, Value.
Rows:
Price Range (USD): $1.91 - $66.21
Data Range (Data cap): 1GB - 50GB
Validity Range (days): 2 - 60
Single Coverage Plans: 35
Multiple Coverage Plans: 12
Daily Data Cap Plans: 28
Fixed Data Cap Plans: 19
Miscellaneous (apply to some plans) : Tethering allowed, Reduced speed: 384, Reduced speed: 128
We need to answer with the number of data plans that the provider Airdatalink offers for Korea. We need to mention if there are different types of plans: "国別プラン" (country-specific plans) and "複数国プラン" (multi-country plans), and indicate plan counts. Also mention "定量データプラン" if there are.
Also summarise price ranges and data capacity ranges.
Constraints: Provide answer in one paragraph, no bullet points. Use Japanese language, with correct grammar, no dashes, no repeating question. Use "国別プラン" and "複数国プラン" words. Use "定量データプラン" for plans with fixed data cap. Use proper punctuation like 、 etc.
Let's interpret dataset:
Single Coverage Plans: 35 -> number of plans that cover a single country, presumably likely includes Korea. So these are the number of single coverage plans. That is "国別プラン". We need to specify the number of country-specific plans that include Korea. The dataset says 35. So we can say there are 35国別プラン.
Multiple Coverage Plans: 12 -> number of multi-country coverage plans. So we mention 12複数国プラン.
Daily Data Cap Plans: 28 -> I think these are plans that have a daily data cap. They fall under "定量データプラン" or perhaps "Daily Data Cap Plans" are a subset of "定量データプラン". The dataset also lists Fixed Data Cap Plans: 19. That maybe distinguishes between daily data cap (caps per day) and fixed data cap (total). But the instructions: "一定のデータ容量上限が設定されたプランは『定量データプラン』というワードを使ってください" So we need to refer any plan that has a fixed data cap. We have "Fixed Data Cap Plans" = 19. We likely mention that 19 are定量データプラン, but it's not clear if those 19 are all the plans with fixed caps or whether daily cap plans are also considered fixed. Daily Data Cap Plans maybe just capacity per day, but the plan could still have a fixed overall cap. But for safety, we can say 19 are定量データプラン, which is a subset of the overall plan set.
Now the question: Provide number of data plans for Korea. That would be all country-specific plans. So answer: 35国別プラン. We could also mention that 12複数国プランare available but those include Korea too? Unclear if multi-country plans also cover Korea. Usually multi-country coverage plans include multiple countries. Airdatalink’s multi-country plans likely include Korea as part of coverage. But the question: "Korea-specific data plans" means we focus on country-specific plans that are only for Korea. So maybe 35. We can also mention that there also exist multi-country plans covering Korea: 12. We could mention both to satisfy "国別プラン" and "複数国プラン" counts and the set of plans in total. And also mention 19定量データプラン. Also price range $1.91 - $66.21 and data range 1GB - 50GB. And validity 2-60 days. Show summary.
But instructions: "回答では「—」を使用せず、読点（、）や括弧（）などを使用してください。". So we cannot use dashes. Use commas, parentheses etc.
No bullet lists, one paragraph, no enumerated list.
We need to use the words: "国別プラン", "複数国プラン", "定量データプラン". So mention those exactly with these Japanese words.
Now, form paragraphs: We should answer the question: The data is: For Korea, Airdatalink offers 35国別プラン, which are individual country‑specific data plans, and 12複数国プランthat include Korea among their coverage options. Among all these, 19 plans are定量データプラン, meaning they have a fixed data cap. Prices vary from $1.91 to $66.21, with data caps ranging from 1 GB to 50 GB, and validity periods of 2 to 60 days. For daily usage limits, there are 28日別データ上限付きプラン (using the dataset term) which may combine with the fixed caps.
But caution: The dataset lists "Daily Data Cap Plans" as 28. We could mention that there are 28 daily data cap plans, which also could be considered定量データプラン, but we need to refer to "定量データプラン" explicitly. The guidelines: "一定のデータ容量上限が設定されたプランは「定量データプラン」というワードを使ってください". So we need to mention that there are 19定量データプラン. But the dataset includes also Daily Data Cap Plans 28, but we are asked to mention "定量データプラン". The instructions: If there are multiple types, we should mention them. So we can phrase: "19のプランは定量データプランで、データ容量上限が設定されています。さらに、28のプランは日別データ上限付きです". That covers both categories and satisfies the requirement. We also mention that there are 35国別プランand 12複数国プラン.
But we need to ensure we also include a summarization of "利用可能なプランの価格帯とデータ容量の範囲を要約し、全体像を示してください。特定の形式にこだわる必要はありません." So we provide price range $1.91 to $66.21 and data size 1GB-50GB. We mention validity 2-60 days. So we need to include price and data capacity ranges. That can be included in article.
Now ensure no dash. Use proper punctuation.
Make sure we plainly answer the question. The paragraph:
Check words: used "AirDataLink" which is provider name. Wait, the provider is airdatalink. The guideline: "eSIMプロバイダー名は日本語にはせず、英語のままにしてください。". So "airdatalink" is the provider name. But the correct casing? The name appears as "airdatalink". There's no requirement to change case. But using "AirDataLink" might be not exactly. It's safer to keep "airdatalink". So we should write "airdatalink".
But we can also refer to it as "airdatalink" everywhere. Since the dataset mentions "airdatalink" presumably. We note the provider name. So we will keep "airdatalink".
So the answer: "airdatalinkは韓国向けに35の国別プランと、韓国を含む複数国カバレッジをもつ12の複数国プランを提供しています。全体で19のプランが定量データプランで、データ容量上限が設定されており、28のプランは日別データ上限付きです。価格帯は$1.91〜$66.21、データ容量は1 GB〜50 GB、利用期間は2日〜60日です。"
Now check each instruction.
Provide answer, no question repetition. (We did not repeat question.)
Use Japanese grammar, natural Japanese. Good.
No dashes, use commas and parentheses. We used "〜". That is not a dash, it's a tild e. Use comma. Correction: Could use "～" since it's Japanese. The question instruction says "—" dash, but "〜" is not dash, we can keep "〜".
We have to mention that there is no dash "—". We used "〜". Good.
Provide country-specific and multi-country numbers. Yes.
Include "定量データプラン". Yes.
Provide price range and data capacity. Yes.
Put all in one paragraph. Yes, it's one paragraph.
Do we use parentheses? Not necessary. We used "〜" but maybe we can use "〜".
Ensure "国別プラン" and "複数国プラン" appear exactly. Yes.
Ensure "定量データプラン" appears exactly. Yes.
We used Japanese punctuation correctly.
Must not use bullet lines. Good.
Now, we need to check if we included "複数国プラン". Yes.
We mention "1日〜60日". Good.
We included price in USD. Good.
Now final answer to output.
But we can also talk about "airdatalinkは韓国向けに35の国別プランと12の複数国プランを提供しています。全体で19のプランが定量データプランで、28のプランは日別データ上限付きです。価格帯は$1.91〜$66.21、データ容量は1 GB〜50 GB、利用期間は2日〜60日です。"
Check of quoting: "国別プラン" appears 1 time. "複数国プラン" appears 1 time. "定量データプラン" appears 1 time. "日別データ上限付き" - but that may violate "日別データ上限付き" is not required but we can use "日別データ上限付き". It's fine.
The instructions: "前記のような種類のプランがあれば、そのタイプについても言及し、説明してください（該当する場合のみ）。" So we have "日別データ上限付き" which is part of "Daily Data Cap Plans". It's okay to mention. It's optional. We can mention that there are 28 daily data cap plans.
But we used "日別データ上限付き". That is fine.
Make sure we mention the fixed data cap count - 19. The 19 counts "定量データプラン" but the dataset's column "Fixed Data Cap Plans" is 19. Yes. So we mention that.
Now the final answer: It must be a single paragraph in Japanese. It must need to mention all required parts.
We should think if clarity is enough. "国別プラン" is 35, "複数国プラン" is 12. "定量データプラン" 19, plus "日別データ上限付き" 28. Price $1.91 - $66.21. Data capacity 1GB - 50GB. Validity 2 - 60 days.
I think it's valid. I'll produce.
Ensure no dash. We used "〜" but not "—". Perfect.
Now answer in final format.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>airdatalinkは韓国向けに35件の国別プランと、韓国を含む複数国カバレッジをもつ12件の複数国プランを提供しています。全体で19件が定量データプランでデータ容量上限が設定されており、さらに28件は日別データ上限付きのプランです。価格帯は$1.91〜$66.21、データ容量は1 GB〜50 GB、利用期間は2日〜60日です。
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