VPS Hosting in Japan

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the world's most advanced cities, with excellent infrastructure and network connectivity. A server there provides versatile connections and low latency for users across the entire Japanese territory, from Kanto to Kansai, Kyushu and Hokkaido, which means faster loading and a better experience for local visitors.

Provisioning is usually close to instant because the process is automated. When many orders are in the queue, we commit to delivering your Tokyo server within a maximum of 12 hours after order and payment confirmation. Login details are sent to your registered email address.

We recommend buying the resources you expect to need when you first order. Once a plan's resources are fully used, growing usually means ordering a separate, larger instance and migrating your data to it. Extra RAM, bandwidth or disk can be selected on the configuration page during ordering where available.

Because regional transit costs are higher in Japan, bandwidth used beyond a plan's monthly quota is billed at $0.025 per GB. JP DC I plans include unlimited bandwidth, so this only applies to ranges with a fixed transfer allowance. Pick a plan that matches your expected traffic to avoid overage.

Yes. Every Tokyo server order receives the necessary security configuration and optimization before delivery. The process is fully automated, so your server starts from a sound baseline. After handover, keep the operating system patched and adjust firewall rules to match the services you run.

Many panels exist, but we recommend Plesk Obsidian for Windows servers and cPanel/WHM for Linux. Both are available as add-ons during ordering. They simplify managing websites, email, DNS, databases and SSL certificates, which is especially helpful for agencies hosting several Japanese client sites.

Yes, we offer both. Linux is the most common web server platform and works well for web stacks, VPNs and containers. Windows is preferred for SQL Server, .NET applications and remote desktop use. Windows is available on JP DC I and JP DC IV at Linux prices on supported plans, and on separate rows in JP DC II.

You get Administrator user access on Windows servers through RDP and root-level access on all Linux virtual private servers. That means you can install software, change system settings, manage users and configure the firewall exactly as your project requires.

PayPal is one of the most secure and convenient ways to pay globally, and you can use it to settle your first invoice as well as all renewals for your Tokyo server. Available options are shown at checkout when you place your order.

No. It mitigates volumetric layer 3 and layer 4 floods up to about 10 Gb/s and 500,000 packets per second. Reflection attacks, TCP SYN floods and application-layer attacks are not stopped, so high-risk projects should add a reverse proxy, rate limiting or other protection of their own.

JP DC IV is often the best value for remote desktop use, because it offers many cores and plenty of RAM per dollar, and Windows costs the same as Linux from the 2-core plan upward. JP DC I is the alternative when you want NVMe speed and unlimited traffic. For several simultaneous users, start with at least 8 GB of RAM.

Yes. With root access and a cPanel/WHM or Plesk Obsidian license, one Tokyo server can host many client websites, each with its own domain, email accounts and SSL certificate. Add extra IPv4 addresses if some clients need a dedicated IP. Choose a plan with enough RAM and storage for all sites combined, with room to grow.