Tokyo static residential proxies (ISP)
Quick answer
Where can I rent a static residential proxy in Tokyo?
SteadyProxy rents static residential (ISP) proxies for Tokyo, Japan: an IPv4 address registered to a consumer ISP, hosted in a datacenter and kept for 30 days, from $2.24 per IP as of October 2026. A city can be chosen only when the checkout lists it; otherwise the IP is allocated in the country you pick. Payment is in crypto, with no KYC.
Tokyo at a glance
| City | Tokyo, Japan |
|---|---|
| Population | 14,296,683 (Tokyo Metropolitan Government, population estimates, 2026-09-01, Tokyo Metropolis (prefecture)) |
| Time zone | Asia/Tokyo |
| Local currency and language | JPY · ja-JP |
| Internet exchanges listed in PeeringDB | 11 (largest: BBIX Tokyo, 355 networks), 19 October 2026 |
| Colocation facilities listed in PeeringDB | 47 |
| Static IP price | $2.24 for 1 IP, $20.86 for 10 IPs, per 30 days |
| City selection | A city can be chosen only when the checkout lists it; otherwise the IP is allocated in the country you pick |
Where is a Tokyo static IP actually hosted?
Tokyo is Japan's main interconnection hub. On 19 October 2026 PeeringDB listed 11 exchanges and 47 colocation facilities in Tokyo, led by BBIX Tokyo (355 networks), JPIX Tokyo (272) and JPNAP Tokyo (251). An ISP proxy for Tokyo is an address registered to a Japanese broadband provider, announced from a server in a datacenter. ISP (static residential) IPs are registered to consumer internet service providers but run on servers in datacenters, not on home devices.
What do teams use a Tokyo static IP for?
A Tokyo IP is used to check Japanese prices in yen, search results and ads for the Kantō region, app-store and storefront localisation in ja-JP, and Japanese B2B services that allowlist a fixed address. One fixed address per workflow keeps the results comparable from one day to the next, because the exit IP is not part of what changes. Japan has no daylight saving time: Asia/Tokyo is UTC+9 all year, which makes recurring checks easy to schedule against Japanese business hours.
How do I confirm a Tokyo IP after delivery?
Look the IP up in two geolocation services: both should name Tokyo or a nearby place, and the registered network should be a Japanese provider. Databases can disagree, because each one weighs the network's registration, its geofeed and its own measurements differently. Rent one IP first, check it, then rent the rest. Availability varies by country; the checkout shows what is online. Testing a static IP · Japan broadband market.
Tokyo static proxy questions
Do Japanese sites need a Japanese IP and a Japanese browser?
Often both. Many Japanese sites change currency and catalogue by IP, and language by the browser's Accept-Language header. Set ja-JP in the browser as well as using a Tokyo IP.
Which exchanges are in Tokyo?
On 19 October 2026 PeeringDB listed BBIX Tokyo (355 networks), JPIX Tokyo (272) and JPNAP Tokyo (251) as the largest of 11 exchanges in Tokyo.
Is a Tokyo ISP proxy a home connection?
No. It is an address registered to a Japanese consumer ISP, running on a server in a datacenter, which is what most sellers call a static residential proxy. It stays the same for 30 days and goes to one customer, at $2.24 per IP. Are static residential proxies really residential?
Other ISP proxy cities in Japan
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Sources (3)
- BBIX Tokyo (PeeringDB record) — PeeringDB (2026-10-19)
- Population of Tokyo — Tokyo Metropolitan Government, population estimates (2026-10-19)
- RFC 8805: A Format for Self-Published IP Geolocation Feeds — IETF (2020-08)