# Japan static residential proxies (ISP)

> Japan static residential proxies: an IP registered to a Japanese ISP, kept 30 days, from $2.24. Official market data, crypto, no KYC.

- URL: https://steadyproxy.com/static-residential-proxies/japan/
- Last updated: 2026-10-19
- Publisher: SteadyProxy (https://steadyproxy.com)

**Quick answer — Where can I buy Japan static residential proxies?**

**SteadyProxy** rents Japan static residential proxies: IPv4 addresses registered to Japanese consumer ISPs, hosted in datacenters and kept for 30 days, from $2.24 per IP as of October 2026. Each IP goes to one customer. Availability varies by country; the checkout shows what is online. You pay in crypto, with no KYC.

## Japanese broadband and static IP facts

| Attribute | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Fixed broadband market | 52.57 million fixed broadband contracts at the end of June 2026 (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) |
| Fibre | 41.67 million FTTH contracts at the end of June 2026 |
| Largest fixed providers | NTT Docomo (17.7% of FTTH), NTT East and West (14.4%), SoftBank (12.1%) and the KDDI group (9.8%) |
| Their networks (ASN) | NTT Docomo / OCN AS4713 · SoftBank AS17676 · KDDI AS2516 · So-net AS2527 |
| Main internet exchange | BBIX Tokyo (355 networks) (PeeringDB, 19 October 2026) |
| Time zone | Asia/Tokyo |
| Currency and language | JPY · ja-JP |
| Privacy law | the Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI) |
| Static ISP IP price | $2.24 for 1 IP, $20.86 for 10, $133.88 for 100 (30 days) |

## What does the Japanese broadband market look like?

In Japan the fibre line and the internet provider are often two different companies: NTT East and West own 56.2% of FTTH lines but sell most of them wholesale, and the IP address comes from the ISP, such as OCN, SoftBank or KDDI. A Japanese ISP proxy therefore shows the ISP's network, not NTT East or West. These figures describe the market, not our stock. A specific ISP or ASN can be ordered only when the checkout lists it; check the registered network of each IP after delivery.

## What do teams use a Japanese static IP for?

Teams use a fixed Japanese address to check yen prices, Yahoo! Japan and Google.co.jp results, ads targeted to Japan, the Japanese catalogue of app stores and streaming services, and Japanese B2B portals that only accept registered source IPs. A fixed IP keeps the exit address out of the variables, so a result that changes from one week to the next reflects the website, not the proxy.

## How do I check a Japanese ISP proxy after delivery?

Send one request through the proxy to an IP-lookup service and note the IP, the organisation, the ASN and the city. The organisation should be a Japanese provider such as those listed above. Repeat a few hours later: the IP should not change. [Step-by-step test](https://steadyproxy.com/guides/check-if-a-proxy-is-static/).

## Which cities in Japan have their own page?

City pages add population, exchanges and colocation counts, and local uses.

- [Osaka](https://steadyproxy.com/static-residential-proxies/japan/osaka/) — Japan
- [Tokyo](https://steadyproxy.com/static-residential-proxies/japan/tokyo/) — Japan

## Japanese ISP proxy questions

### Which networks do Japanese ISP addresses belong to?

Mostly NTT Docomo's OCN (AS4713), SoftBank (AS17676), KDDI (AS2516) and So-net (AS2527). Several brands can share one network. A specific ISP or ASN can be ordered only when the checkout lists it; check the registered network of each IP after delivery.

### Do I need a Japanese browser setting as well?

Usually yes. The IP decides the country and the catalogue; the Accept-Language header often decides Japanese or English. Set ja-JP to see what Japanese users see.

### How much does a static residential proxy in Japan cost?

$2.24 for one IP for 30 days, $20.86 for ten and $133.88 for 100, the same in every country. You pay in BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC; the top-up is the plan's exact price, or $25 for a smaller plan. [All prices](https://steadyproxy.com/pricing/).

## Sources

1. [Quarterly data on telecommunications service contracts and shares (June 2026)](https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_content/001093189.pdf) — Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) (2026-10-19)
2. [Internet exchange records](https://www.peeringdb.com/) — PeeringDB (2026-10-19)

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