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Japan Proxies: Residential IPs by Prefecture, per GB

Japanese addresses on two plans with a common balance. Resi Prime sends the line to Tokyo, Osaka or any of the 47 prefectures, and Resi Core takes home addresses from the whole country. Purchased traffic remains valid for three months.

A night street in a residential district of Tokyo with overhead wires and lit windowsJapan
  • 200+cities to pick on Resi Prime
  • 40+prefectures out of 47
  • 80+providers and cable networks
  • 2per-GB plans, from $0.49

Pool figures as of October 2026, rounded down.

Japan at a glance

Capital
Tokyo
Area
about 378,000 km²
Population
about 124 million
Divisions
47 prefectures, 8 regions
Islands
more than 14,000
Language
Japanese
Time
UTC+9, no daylight saving
Currency
yen
Domain and code
.jp · +81

Who lives in Japan

About 124 million people live in Japan, and the population has been shrinking for more than ten years in a row. About 29% of the Japanese are over 65. Foreign residents number about 3.8 million, a record: most come from China, Vietnam and South Korea, followed by the Philippines and Nepal. Greater Tokyo is home to about 37 million people, the largest urban area in the world.

How the country is organized

The 47 prefectures come in four kinds: the Tokyo metropolis, Hokkaido, the urban prefectures of Osaka and Kyoto, and 43 regular prefectures. They are grouped into eight regions, from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu and Okinawa in the south. Municipalities number about 1,700. The main islands are Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu and Shikoku, out of more than 14,000 islands in all.

Map: 47 prefectures and major cities

Most addresses sit in Tokyo, Kanagawa and Osaka. Sparsely populated prefectures are on the list too, with fewer addresses. If the city does not matter, set the country, and Resi Core and Resi Prime spread the exit across Japan on their own.

HokkaidoAomoriIwateMiyagiAkitaYamagataFukushimaIbarakiTochigiGunmaSaitamaChibaTokyoKanagawaNiigataToyamaIshikawaFukuiYamanashiNaganoGifuShizuokaAichiMieShigaKyotoOsakaHyogoNaraWakayamaTottoriShimaneOkayamaHiroshimaYamaguchiTokushimaKagawaEhimeKochiFukuokaSagaNagasakiKumamotoOitaMiyazakiKagoshimaOkinawaTokyoYokohamaOsakaNagoyaSapporoFukuokaKawasakiKobeKyotoSaitamaHiroshimaSendaiChibaKitakyushuSakaiNiigataNaha
capitalmajor cityClick a region or a city, and the calculator prices Resi Prime with city targeting.

All prefectures by region

Hokkaido 1

  • Flag: HokkaidoHokkaido

Tohoku 6

  • Flag: AkitaAkita
  • Flag: AomoriAomori
  • Flag: FukushimaFukushima
  • Flag: IwateIwate
  • Flag: MiyagiMiyagi
  • Flag: YamagataYamagata

Kanto 7

  • Flag: ChibaChiba
  • Flag: GunmaGunma
  • Flag: IbarakiIbaraki
  • Flag: KanagawaKanagawa
  • Flag: SaitamaSaitama
  • Flag: TochigiTochigi
  • Flag: TokyoTokyo

Chubu 9

  • Flag: AichiAichi
  • Flag: FukuiFukui
  • Flag: GifuGifu
  • Flag: IshikawaIshikawa
  • Flag: NaganoNagano
  • Flag: NiigataNiigata
  • Flag: ShizuokaShizuoka
  • Flag: ToyamaToyama
  • Flag: YamanashiYamanashi

Kansai 7

  • Flag: HyogoHyogo
  • Flag: KyotoKyoto
  • Flag: MieMie
  • Flag: NaraNara
  • Flag: OsakaOsaka
  • Flag: ShigaShiga
  • Flag: WakayamaWakayama

Chugoku 5

  • Hiroshima
  • Flag: OkayamaOkayama
  • Flag: ShimaneShimane
  • Flag: TottoriTottori
  • Flag: YamaguchiYamaguchi

Shikoku 4

  • Flag: EhimeEhime
  • Kagawa
  • Flag: KochiKochi
  • Flag: TokushimaTokushima

Kyushu and Okinawa 8

  • Flag: FukuokaFukuoka
  • Flag: KagoshimaKagoshima
  • Flag: KumamotoKumamoto
  • Flag: MiyazakiMiyazaki
  • Flag: NagasakiNagasaki
  • Flag: OitaOita
  • Flag: OkinawaOkinawa
  • Flag: SagaSaga

Major cities

  • Tokyo
  • Yokohama
  • Osaka
  • Nagoya
  • Sapporo
  • Fukuoka
  • Kawasaki
  • Kobe
  • Kyoto
  • Saitama
  • Hiroshima
  • Sendai
  • Chiba
  • Kitakyushu
  • Sakai
  • Niigata

Providers and networks

  • KDDI
  • Biglobe
  • Toyohashi Cable Network
  • Matsusaka Cable-TV

plus 80+ more networks by AS number

Besides big operators such as KDDI and Biglobe, the list includes local cable networks. They make it easy to check how a site treats subscribers in small towns.

Japanese sites people buy proxies for

What Japanese IPs get used for and which pool to begin with.

SiteWhat it isWhat people collect through proxiesWhere to start
Rakuten Ichibathe largest Japanese marketplaceseller prices and loyalty points
Resi CoreBuy
Amazon.co.jpmarketplaceprices and stock
Resi CoreBuy
Yahoo! JAPANa portal with search on the Google enginerankings in Japanese search results
Resi CoreBuy
Mercarian app for selling second-hand itemsnew listings and prices
Resi CoreBuy
Yahoo! Auctionsauctionsbids and prices of closed lots
Resi CoreBuy
Kakaku.comelectronics price comparisonwhere it is cheaper and how the price moves
Resi CoreBuy
Tabelogrestaurant reviewsratings and venues by district
Resi CoreBuy
SUUMOreal estaterentals by station and district
Resi CoreBuy
LINEthe main messenger, about 97 million usersLINE ads as a user in Japan sees them
Resi PrimeBuy

Japanese residential proxies: Resi Core or Resi Prime

What you can pickResi CoreResi Prime
Whole country, rotating
Region and cityno40+ prefectures · 200+ cities
Provider (ASN)no80+ networks
Holding one IP3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed
SOCKS5 with UDPno
Lines at a timeup to 1,000up to 5,000
New IPs on a timerevery N minutesevery N minutes
Traffic validity3 months3 months
Price per GBfrom $0.49from $1.39
Buy Resi CoreBuy Resi Prime

Resi Core is enough for collecting prices from Rakuten and Amazon.co.jp. Accounts, ads and app checks need a stable IP in one city, and that is Resi Prime.

Picking a traffic volume for Japan

Volume for the first month. Japanese shops load a lot of images, so switch them off in the scraper if you do not need them.

Resi Core

Rakuten and Amazon.co.jp prices

Japanese shop cards are heavy because of the images. Without them, 25 GB covers a daily pass over a couple of thousand items.

Resi Core

Mercari and Yahoo! Auctions listings

New lots appear every minute, so the crawl runs often. Take 50 GB on Resi Core and watch usage during the first week.

Resi Prime

Accounts and antidetect

One Japanese IP in a single city per session, kept for up to a day. Profile time zone Asia/Tokyo, language ja-JP. 10 GB to start.

Resi Prime

LINE and ads through local eyes

People in Japan spend their time in LINE and apps. Resi Prime with a home address in Tokyo or Osaka shows ads the way a local user sees them.

Plan

  • 30M+ home IPs in 220 countries
  • Geo down to the city, plus ISP, ASN and device type
  • A session lasting 3 minutes to 24 hours, or a new IP on every request
  • SOCKS5 with UDP and up to 5,000 lines at once
Total
$20.90
Per 1 GB
$2.09
Tier
10–49 GB

You save 9% ($2.00) against the 1 GB+ price

Add 40 GB and every gigabyte drops to $1.95

Buy this amount

You can use the gigabytes for 3 months from the purchase date; whatever is left after that is written off.

We accept

Crypto, bank cards and SBP. Your balance is topped up right after payment, no manager involved. All payment methods

Cards and transfers
Cryptocurrency
  • +100 coins

What the Japanese internet looks like via a proxy

Far away and fast

Japanese home lines are fast, but the ping from Europe to Tokyo exceeds 200 ms. A proxy adds its own stretch of the route, so set the request timeout to 15–20 seconds and avoid firing hundreds of requests in a row from one thread: use more threads instead, since their number is unlimited.

A profile for a Japanese IP

Japanese sites match the IP against the browser time zone and language. For antidetect, set the Asia/Tokyo zone and the ja-JP language. The anonymity check shows whether everything matches the address.

Shared IPv4 on home lines

Many Japanese apartments connect over IPv6, while IPv4 runs through the provider's tunnel and several subscribers share one address. If a platform cares about a unique IP, keep the session on Resi Prime and do not change the address mid-task.

Rules and data

Personal data in Japan falls under the APPI, and a separate law bans unauthorized access to other people's systems. Prices, lots and search results are collected openly, and accounts should follow the rules of each platform.

Free Japanese proxies

Only a handful of Japanese addresses make it into the open list, almost all from hosting providers. Use them to debug a script, and switch to a home IP for shops and accounts.

Other countries

Show all countries

Nearby: South Korea, Taiwan, China

All countries and plans

Questions about Japanese proxies

01Can I choose a city in Japan?

Yes, on Resi Prime: 200+ cities in 40+ prefectures, from Tokyo and Osaka to Sendai and Kumamoto. Resi Core works on the whole country.

02Why do Japanese proxies respond slower than European ones?

Because of the distance: the route to Japan from Europe and the CIS takes more than 200 ms. Set a timeout of 15–20 seconds and add threads, since residential plans have no limit on them.

03How do I set up antidetect for a Japanese IP?

Time zone Asia/Tokyo, language ja-JP and one Resi Prime IP per profile. You can check whether the profile matches the address on the anonymity check page.

04Will Resi Core work for Mercari and Rakuten?

For lots and prices, yes: Core rotates addresses across Japan and costs from $0.49 per GB. Log in to accounts through Resi Prime, which holds one IP. Check LINE ads from a Resi Prime home address.

05Can I get by with free Japanese proxies?

For a script test, yes, and the addresses are in the open list. But they live for hours and sit with hosting companies, and Japanese shops often keep such ranges out.

Start with 10 GB for Japan

Register, add funds and build a list of lines with JP geo. All per-GB plans draw on the same balance, and unused traffic waits for you for three months.

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