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Mobile & Residential proxies

Japanese proxies for teams who need public web data at scale

Monitor prices, check your ads, and gather public data with real IPs from Japan.

Target country
JapanT1
Monthly traffic100 GB
10 GB5001 TB50200 TB
Builder
Cost per GB, Tier 1$3.00/GB
Plan price, monthly$200
Extra credits$100
Total, excl. VAT$300
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Trusted by fast-growing companies around the world.

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    Built to handle volume

    Our residential proxy network is built for teams who need large amounts of web data.

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    Predictable sessions

    Keep the same IP through multiple requests, or rotate on every request.

  • Clear insight into traffic spend

    See exactly how traffic was spent. If a request fails you'll know why.

Two networks, one price

  • Residential proxies

    Real residential IPs from Japanese households. The most natural way to access the web from any location.

    Buy residential proxies

  • Mobile proxies

    Connections routed through mobile carriers in Japan. High trust and diversity, constantly shifting like real mobile traffic.

    Buy mobile proxies

Fine-tune every part of your Japanese proxy setup, from location to access rules

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  • Precise targeting

    Pinpoint the exact location in Japan you want to target, down to the region or city level

  • Choose your carrier

    Choose from any of the most popular network operators in Japan

  • User-friendly dashboard

    Tailor your settings to suit your specific data collection needs with minimal fuss

  • Clear guardrails

    Choose who can access packages, set traffic caps, limit protocols, whitelist/blacklist domains, or lock traffic to Japan

Proxy locations in Japan by largest IP count

IP count2K+
HTTP(S)/SOCKS5Yes
City targetingYes
Ethically sourcedYes

Top ISPs in Japan by IP count

IP count5K+
ISP targetingYes

Full control via API

API
POST
/v1/proxy/analytics/summary
{
  "selected_period": {
    "from_date": "2026-08-01T00:00:00Z",
    "to_date": "2026-08-07T23:59:59Z",
    "credits_burned": 152.4,
    "traffic_gb": 61
  },
  "previous_period": {
    "from_date": "2026-07-25T00:00:00Z",
    "to_date": "2026-07-31T23:59:59Z",
    "credits_burned": 133.1,
    "traffic_gb": 53.2
  }
}
Field Name
Description
from_date
Start date for the query range
to_date
End date for the query range. At most 365 days after from_date
Read the full API documentation

Frequently asked questions

Companies use Japanese IPs to see websites, search results, ads and prices the way people in Japan see them. Pages come in Japanese, and prices show in Japanese Yen (JPY). In September 2026, Google held 59% of search in Japan and Bing 31%, according to StatCounter. Rank tracking in Japan should cover Bing as well as Google. Some of the most popular online stores in Japan are rakuten.co.jp and amazon.co.jp. Companies use Japanese IPs to check how their own listings, ads and prices appear to local shoppers there. Common uses for Japanese IPs include SEO monitoring, price monitoring and ad verification.

Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya hold 75% of our Japanese IPs together, with Tokyo at 43%, Osaka at 25% and Nagoya at 7%. We also have IPs in Fukuoka and Kyoto. You can target by country, region, city, ISP or mobile carrier, and ASN.

Au One Net, Softbank Corp. and NTT Docomo carry 64% of our Japanese IPs together. Au One Net runs both a mobile network and fixed broadband, and so does Softbank Corp. NTT Docomo is a mobile carrier.

The Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI), as amended (Amended APPI in force 1 April 2022), applies in Japan. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PPC) enforces it. You can read more in DLA Piper's data protection overview for Japan. This is general information, not legal advice. Check with a lawyer for your use case.

We offer mobile proxies in Japan as part of Proxy Mesh, alongside residential proxies. They route traffic through real mobile carrier connections on 3G, 4G and 5G networks. Au One Net, Softbank Corp. and NTT Docomo run mobile networks in our Japanese data. Mobile costs the same as residential in Japan, and both use the same credits.

Without a session, every request to a Japanese IP gets a new IP. When you add a session ID, your requests reuse the same node and IP while the session is active, and the session ends after 60 seconds without requests. The IP can still change if its node becomes unavailable.

People whose devices carry traffic take part voluntarily and with informed consent, and they can stop at any time. That includes our Japanese IPs.

We don't give away free Japanese proxies. Public free proxy lists are run by unknown operators, and you cannot see who handles your traffic or how the IPs were sourced. You can create an account for free. Sandbox has no subscription fee and includes no credits, so it only sends traffic after you buy top-up credits. Plans are on our pricing page.