Japan HTTP Proxies on Residential IPs
Route HTTP/HTTPS traffic through real Japanese ISP addresses for scraping, monitoring, and verification. Pay-as-you-go bandwidth from $2.98/GB down to a $1/GB floor.
Japan HTTP/HTTPS Features
Why HTTP/HTTPS Over a Japanese Residential IP
HTTP/HTTPS is the standard web-proxy protocol, so a Japanese residential IP connects to any scraper, HTTP client, or browser with host:port plus user:pass authentication. Because the exit belongs to a real Japanese ISP rather than a datacenter range, requests resolve to local content, currency, and language exactly as a household visitor sees them. The pool spans 100M+ addresses with 6–8M active daily, so fresh Japanese IPs are available on demand. Typical response time is around 400 ms with 99.9% uptime, keeping large jobs stable.
What You Can Do
Use Japanese HTTP/HTTPS proxies for price and catalog scraping, SERP and ad verification, app and listing checks, and brand-protection monitoring across local properties. The proxy is transparent to your stack, so cURL, Requests, Scrapy, Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright run without changes. With up to 50,000 concurrent connections, you can crawl many Japanese domains in parallel without hitting capacity limits. Cookie and header pass-through means JavaScript-heavy pages and logged-in flows behave just like a real browser.
City and Region Targeting
Beyond country-level exits, you can narrow to specific Japanese cities and ASNs for tighter geographic accuracy. Real cities available include Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, Nagoya, Sapporo, and Fukuoka, which helps when results vary by region. ASN targeting pins traffic to a particular network operator when a site personalizes by network. State and ZIP targeting is a US-only feature, so for Japan the finest granularity is city plus ASN, with country-level targeting available as the baseline.
Rotating vs Sticky Sessions
Rotating sessions assign a new Japanese residential IP per request, ideal for broad, distributed crawling that benefits from per-request diversity. Sticky sessions hold one exit IP for a window you set, from 1 minute up to 2 hours, keeping logins, carts, and paginated reads on a single identity. You select the mode through parameters in the username string, not a separate endpoint. Many workflows rotate during discovery and pin a sticky session once a task needs continuity.
Setup and Integration
Authenticate with host:port plus username and password, then point any HTTP/HTTPS client at the endpoint. Add parameters to the username to select Japan, a city, or an ASN, and to switch between rotating and sticky modes. Nothing needs installing: cURL, Python Requests, Scrapy, Node fetch, Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright all work out of the box. The Residential pool also supports SOCKS5 for TCP-based tooling, so the same credentials cover non-HTTP transports when required.
Pricing and Bandwidth
Japanese residential HTTP/HTTPS proxies bill pay-as-you-go per GB, starting at $2.98/GB and scaling to a $1/GB floor as volume grows. For lighter targets, Residential Lite runs from $0.30/GB down to $0.16/GB. You pay only for the bandwidth you use, and one account reaches the full 166-country pool. Small tests stay inexpensive while large, sustained Japanese crawls benefit from the lower per-GB tiers.
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