Japanese residential proxies are real IP addresses from Japanese households, assigned by consumer ISPs such as NTT Communications, KDDI, SoftBank and Sony Network Communications. They let you browse, scrape and verify Japanese storefronts, pricing and content as a genuine in-country user — across Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Kyoto — instead of from a datacenter IP that Rakuten Ichiba, Yahoo! Shopping and local geo-gates flag and block on sight.
Japan residential proxies are real IP addresses from Japanese households, assigned by consumer ISPs. They let you browse, scrape and verify Japanese websites, pricing and content as a genuine in-country user — instead of from a datacenter IP that local sites flag and block.
Real residential IPs, precise targeting, and quality you don't have to take on faith.
Every month we run the same benchmark — a random sample of IPs scored against Scamalytics, latency tested from a neutral VPS, and geo-accuracy checked across independent databases. The figures below reflect production, not a best-case lab run.
«Avg. online» is the average number of distinct devices connected and available at the same moment — not a cumulative total. Grouped into High / Medium / Low.
| Region | Latency | Avg. online | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo | 106 ms | ~4,417 | High |
| Osaka | 107 ms | ~1,089 | High |
| Aichi | 107 ms | ~869 | High |
| Saitama | 101 ms | ~748 | High |
| Kanagawa | 105 ms | ~734 | High |
| Chiba | 102 ms | ~423 | High |
| Hyōgo | 108 ms | ~412 | High |
| Hokkaido | 132 ms | ~359 | High |
| Fukuoka | 126 ms | ~357 | High |
| Shizuoka | 115 ms | ~348 | High |
| Kyoto | 108 ms | ~291 | Medium |
| Hiroshima | 117 ms | ~245 | Medium |
| Tochigi | 105 ms | ~226 | Medium |
| Gunma | 114 ms | ~204 | Medium |
| Ibaraki | 105 ms | ~178 | Medium |
| Niigata | 119 ms | ~169 | Medium |
| Gifu | 110 ms | ~160 | Medium |
| Miyagi | 125 ms | ~160 | Medium |
| Okayama | 121 ms | ~153 | Medium |
| Fukushima | 111 ms | ~142 | Medium |
| Shiga | 111 ms | ~124 | Low |
| Mie | 108 ms | ~119 | Low |
| Kagoshima | 135 ms | ~117 | Low |
| Nagano | 117 ms | ~108 | Low |
| Shimane | 116 ms | ~98 | Low |
| Kumamoto | 130 ms | ~94 | Low |
| Nara | 106 ms | ~94 | Low |
| Oita | 124 ms | ~87 | Low |
| Okinawa | 155 ms | ~87 | Low |
| Yamaguchi | 126 ms | ~82 | Low |
| City | Latency | Avg. online | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo | 100 ms | ~2,061 | High |
| Minato | 108 ms | ~1,562 | High |
| Minato-ku | 109 ms | ~1,516 | High |
| Osaka | 109 ms | ~989 | High |
| Chiyoda City | 116 ms | ~893 | High |
| Nagoya | 107 ms | ~765 | High |
| Kyoto | 108 ms | ~541 | High |
| Sapporo | 130 ms | ~508 | High |
| Yokohama | 103 ms | ~431 | High |
| Hiroshima | 117 ms | ~312 | Medium |
| Kawaguchi | 102 ms | ~302 | Medium |
| Fukuoka | 123 ms | ~266 | Medium |
| Nakano City | 116 ms | ~243 | Medium |
| Kobe | 106 ms | ~238 | Medium |
| Funabashi | 102 ms | ~229 | Medium |
| Suita | 101 ms | ~206 | Medium |
| Sakai | 99 ms | ~202 | Low |
| Hamamatsu | 121 ms | ~188 | Low |
| Shinjuku | 102 ms | ~188 | Low |
| Sendai | 131 ms | ~188 | Low |
| Okayama | 124 ms | ~183 | Low |
| Kagoshima | 131 ms | ~179 | Low |
| Ōtsu | 109 ms | ~179 | Low |
| Utsunomiya | 108 ms | ~169 | Low |
| Tsukuba | 104 ms | ~156 | Low |
| Provider | Latency | Avg. online | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| KDDIfixed | 113 ms | ~2,860 | High |
| NTT Communicationsfixed | 115 ms | ~2,530 | High |
| SoftBankfixed | 110 ms | ~2,027 | High |
| So-net (Sony Network Communications)fixed | 98 ms | ~1,113 | High |
| OPTAGEfixed | 102 ms | ~680 | High |
| JCNfixed | 129 ms | ~659 | Medium |
| Arteriafixed | 96 ms | ~571 | Medium |
| BIGLOBEfixed | 111 ms | ~496 | Medium |
| Chubu Telecommunicationsfixed | 106 ms | ~413 | Medium |
| ASAHI Netfixed | 105 ms | ~386 | Low |
| J:COMfixed | 120 ms | ~335 | Low |
| QTnetfixed | 128 ms | ~265 | Low |
| TOKAI Communicationsfixed | 106 ms | ~182 | Low |
| Internet Multifeedfixed | 97 ms | ~177 | Low |
Geo-accuracy — every IP sold as Japan resolves to Japan across three independent geo-databases (db-ip, MaxMind, ipinfo); high geo-accuracy is the signal local geo-gates rely on.
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Beyond local sites, the same Japanese pool works for the major global platforms — Google, Meta, Amazon, YouTube, TikTok and Netflix — seen from the Japanese locale: local pricing, ads, catalogues, SERP and content.
Generate Japan-scoped endpoints in the dashboard, copy tested snippets, or automate proxy lists through the public API. City, ISP, sticky sessions and saved lists stay in one clean workflow.
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