Local search in Osaka
Maps and search answer a query like "ramen in Namba" differently from Tokyo and from Osaka. For a couple of hundred queries a day, take about 5 GB.
Osaka is Japan's third city by population and the hub of the Kansai region. In a Resi Prime line you name Osaka and go online through a local subscriber's home internet. An IP holds for up to 24 hours, and the gigabytes you paid for do not expire for three months.



Osaka's emblem is the miotsukushi, a channel marker of lashed piles that guided ships into the harbor. The city adopted it as its symbol in the late 19th century, and the same sign appears on the city flag.
For centuries Osaka traded rice and money, and people called it the bank of all Japan. Today locals speak the Kansai dialect, and Japanese services run Kansai separately from Tokyo, with their own restaurants, deals and delivery prices. An address from Osaka shows exactly the local feed.
The city has 24 wards (ku). Central Kita and Chuo hold the offices and the Umeda and Namba stations, while residential areas stretch east and south. Osaka borders Sakai, Higashiosaka and other cities of the prefecture.
| What you can pick | Resi Prime |
|---|---|
| Region and city | Osaka, set in the line |
| Provider (ASN) | |
| Holding one IP | 3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed |
| SOCKS5 with UDP | |
| Lines at a time | up to 5,000 |
| New IPs on a timer | every N minutes |
| Traffic validity | 3 months |
| Price per GB | from $1.39 |
| Buy Resi Prime |
Resi Core and mobile cover Japan as a whole, so you cannot name Osaka on them. Every plan for the country and its price is on the Japan proxies page.
Where the results change once you exit from Osaka.
| Site | What it is | What people collect through proxies | Where to start |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tabelog | restaurants | ratings of places in Umeda and Namba | Resi PrimeBuy |
| SUUMO | real estate | rentals along Osaka Metro lines | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Demae-can | delivery | restaurants and fees by address | Resi PrimeBuy |
| DiDi and GO | taxi | prices and car availability in Kansai | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Jimoty | classifieds | sales and services from Osaka residents | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Rakuten Travel | hotels | room rates for local guests | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Osaka Metro | transit | passes, fares and line disruptions | Resi PrimeBuy |
| city.osaka.lg.jp | city hall site | services and notices for residents | Resi PrimeBuy |
Numbers for the first month. Switch off photo and video loading, and the gigabytes go slower.
Maps and search answer a query like "ramen in Namba" differently from Tokyo and from Osaka. For a couple of hundred queries a day, take about 5 GB.
Rakuten Travel and other platforms show deals for the region you connect from. A comparison from an Osaka address gives the local picture.
Collect ratings and bookings for Umeda and Namba from a city IP so Tokyo suggestions stay out of the list.
Run local business pages on social media from an Osaka home address, and the login location matches the profile.
Plan
Base price, no volume discount yet
Add 5 GB and every gigabyte drops to $2.09
Buy this amountYou can use the gigabytes for 3 months from the purchase date; whatever is left after that is written off.
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Crypto, bank cards and SBP. Your balance is topped up right after payment, no manager involved. All payment methods
Besides NTT FLET'S, au Hikari and SoftBank, Kansai favors the regional fiber service eo Hikari and J:COM cable. On Resi Prime an AS number locks in the network you need.
Sakai, Kobe and Kyoto belong to the same metro area, but websites treat them as separate cities, and Kobe and Kyoto sit in other prefectures. Osaka in the line does not reach them.
Time Asia/Tokyo, UTC+9, language ja-JP. The anonymity check makes it easy to compare browser and IP.
Osaka sits inside the Japanese plans. The country page has the other prefectures, rotating Resi Core and mobile addresses.
Yes, Resi Prime accepts Osaka. Resi Core and the mobile plans give IPs from any prefecture.
No, they are other cities and prefectures, even with a shared metro area. Websites tell them apart.
Resi Prime set to Osaka, with gigabytes from $1.39. For bookings, stay on one IP for the whole session.
The line states the term, from three minutes to 24 hours. A home device that goes offline moves the IP ahead of schedule.
Japanese IPs appear in the open list, but nobody filters them by city, and the addresses die quickly.
Create an account, pay, and mark Japan and the city of Osaka in a Resi Prime line. The gigabytes live three months, and a larger volume lowers the price.