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Japan VPS · Served from Singapore

Japan-facing VPS, ready in 60s.
Closest region we run today.

Singapore region (ap-sgp-1) on AMD EPYC + pure NVMe with 40 Gbps networking and dedicated IPv4 + IPv6.
Independent cloud since 2008 · About 70 ms to Tokyo. A Tokyo region (ap-tyo-1) is coming.

4.6 · 764 reviews on Trustpilot

Starting at $2.48/mo · 50% off · No credit card required

~ ssh root@sgp-prod-001 · Singapore · ap-sgp-1 connected
root@sgp-prod-001:~# curl -s ipinfo.io | grep -E 'city|region|country'
"city": "Singapore", "region": "Singapore", "country": "SG"
root@sgp-prod-001:~# mtr -r -c 5 8.8.8.8 | tail -3
HOST: sgp-prod-001 Loss%: 0.0% Avg: 1.4ms
Last hop (Google): Avg: 4.2ms
root@sgp-prod-001:~# ping -c 3 tokyo.example.jp | tail -2
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% loss
rtt min/avg/max = 68.4/70.1/72.6 ms
root@sgp-prod-001:~# _

Japan VPS at a glance

Cloudzy serves Japan-facing workloads from Singapore (region slug ap-sgp-1) starting at $2.48 per month. Singapore is one of 13 worldwide regions and the closest one to Japan today. Plans run from 512 MB to 64 GB DDR5 on NVMe storage with 40 Gbps uplinks, dedicated IPv4 + IPv6, and provision in 60 seconds on AMD EPYC. Round-trip to Tokyo is about 70 ms; an in-country Tokyo region (ap-tyo-1) is coming but is not open for deployment yet. Cloudzy has operated independently since 2008 and is rated 4.6 / 5 by 764+ reviewers on Trustpilot.

Region
Singapore · ap-sgp-1
Starting price
$2.48 / month
Provisioning
60 seconds
Network
40 Gbps · IPv6
RTT to Tokyo
~ 70 ms
Money-back
14 days

What you get today

The right region
for Japan-facing workloads.

Singapore is the closest region we can deploy to Japan until Tokyo opens.

Singapore today, Tokyo next.

Your VPS runs in ap-sgp-1, the closest region we can deploy to Japan right now, about 70 ms out. A Tokyo region is being built. We would rather tell you where the server is than let you find out after you buy.

Same hardware everywhere

AMD EPYC + DDR5 + pure NVMe + 40 Gbps. Singapore is not a second-class region, it gets the same hardware refresh cadence as Utah, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt.

IPv6 native + dedicated IPv4

Many Japanese residential ISPs are IPv6-first. Every VPS gets both a dedicated IPv4 and a routable IPv6 block, no carrier-grade NAT, no shared IP pools.

24/7 human support

Real engineers on chat in minutes (English). Median first-response under 5 minutes during business hours. Time zones don't matter. Tokyo, Tehran, or Toronto, you get the same response speed.

APAC coverage

Asia, from
one region.

Markets your VPS serves from Singapore. The only round-trip we quote is Singapore to Tokyo, about 70 ms. Real numbers depend on your peer's ISP, and we don't claim guaranteed latency to any specific exchange or partner network.

Internal Cloudzy backbone, not public internet
Singapore
ap-sgp-1 · serving region
Tokyo
~70 ms · region coming
Osaka
JP market
Seoul
KR markets
Hong Kong
HK exchanges
Taipei
TW peers
Shanghai
CN edge
Sydney
ap-syd-1 · AU markets

Use cases

Workloads that
this suits today.

JP market tooling, not co-location

Dashboards, portfolio trackers, backtesting, and bots whose edge is not measured in single-digit milliseconds. From Singapore you are about 70 ms from Tokyo brokers, so this is not the setup for latency-race order entry against Japanese exchanges.

Game servers for JP players

Minecraft Japan communities, FFXIV/MMO private shards, Japanese-language Discord bots. Singapore is a clear improvement over US-West for Japanese players, and a clear compromise against hosting inside Japan.

APAC-facing SaaS

If your customers are spread across Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia, one Singapore region covers the whole set far better than serving all of it from the US or Europe.

Japanese e-commerce backend

Shopify Japan, Stripe Japan, BASE, and Rakuten APIs are reachable from any region. Singapore keeps your backend in the same half of the world as your customers without pretending to be in-country.

APAC VPN endpoint

Your own WireGuard or OpenVPN node on a dedicated Singapore IPv4. Note the exit IP geolocates to Singapore, not Japan, so this will not unlock JP-only services that check country.

Streaming + IPTV bridge

Singapore is well-peered across Southeast Asia and carries video-style workloads fine. Distribution aimed squarely at Japanese consumer ISPs (NTT, KDDI, SoftBank) is a better fit for the Tokyo region once it opens.

60s
Provisioning
40 Gbps
Uplink
~ 70 ms
RTT to Tokyo
ap-sgp-1
Region slug
99.95%
Uptime SLA
14 days
Money-back

Pricing. Singapore region

Same prices everywhere. Same hardware too.

Currently 50% off all plans.

512 MB DDR5

Side projects · Personal use

$2.48 /mo
$4.95/mo −50%
Deploy in Singapore
14-day money-back
  • 1 vCPU @ EPYC
  • 20 GB NVMe
  • 1 TB · 40 Gbps
  • Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
  • Singapore · ap-sgp-1
1 GB DDR5

Solo dev · Lightweight apps

$3.48 /mo
$6.95/mo −50%
Deploy in Singapore
14-day money-back
  • 1 vCPU @ EPYC
  • 25 GB NVMe
  • 1 TB · 40 Gbps
  • Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
  • Singapore · ap-sgp-1
2 GB DDR5

Small team · Production apps

$7.48 /mo
$14.95/mo −50%
Deploy in Singapore
14-day money-back
  • 1 vCPU @ EPYC
  • 60 GB NVMe
  • 3 TB · 40 Gbps
  • Dedicated IPv4 + IPv6
  • Singapore · ap-sgp-1

FAQ. Japan VPS

Common questions, straight answers.

Where is my Japan VPS actually hosted?

In Singapore (slug: ap-sgp-1), the closest Cloudzy region to Japan today. A Tokyo region (ap-tyo-1) is being built out and is shown as coming soon on our locations map, but it is not open for deployment yet, so nothing on this page is billed or provisioned out of Tokyo.

When will the Tokyo region open?

We haven't announced a date. When ap-tyo-1 opens it will appear in the cart alongside the other regions and on the locations map as a live pin. Until then, Singapore is what a Japan-facing workload runs on, and you can migrate later by snapshotting and redeploying.

Is the network IPv6-ready?

Yes. Every VPS gets a dedicated IPv4 + IPv6, which matters in Japan where many residential ISPs are IPv6-first. Outbound IPv6 connectivity is native, no NAT64 weirdness.

What latency should I expect to Japan?

Singapore to Tokyo is roughly 70 ms round-trip. That is a real gap versus hosting inside Japan, and it is the honest trade today: better than serving Japanese users from US-West or Europe, worse than an in-country region. If sub-10 ms to Japanese networks is a hard requirement, wait for ap-tyo-1 rather than buying now.

Can I run Japanese forex / crypto trading bots?

You can run them, but read the latency answer first. From Singapore you are about 70 ms from Tokyo, so this is not a co-location play against Japanese broker order entry. Traders who need minimal RTT to a specific exchange should wait for the Tokyo region. We don't claim guaranteed latency to any exchange; that depends on your broker's network.

What about Japanese game servers?

Singapore works for JP-facing communities that tolerate roughly 70 ms, and it beats US-West for Japanese players. For competitive, latency-sensitive play aimed specifically at Japan, an in-country region is the better fit, so this is a case where waiting for ap-tyo-1 may be worth it.

Is there support in Japanese?

Our primary support language is English, with 24/7 coverage. We don't currently staff Japanese-language support. Most Japanese developers and businesses we work with are comfortable with English documentation and English chat support.

Are payments accepted in JPY?

Pricing is in USD; we accept all major international payment methods (Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, PayPal, crypto). Your bank converts the USD charge to JPY on the statement. We don't currently bill directly in JPY, but for annual contracts over $1,000 we can arrange wire transfer in any currency.

Money-back guarantee on a Japan-facing VPS?

Same as everywhere: 14 days, no questions asked. Refund within one billing cycle. That is deliberately enough time to deploy, measure the real round-trip from your own users in Japan, and walk away if Singapore is not close enough for your workload.

What operating systems are available?

Same menu as every region: Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky, Fedora, Arch, CentOS, FreeBSD, openSUSE, and Windows Server (2016 / 2019 / 2022 / 2025). One-click images, or upload a custom ISO.

Singapore, deployed in 60 seconds.
Closest region we run today.

Pick a plan, click deploy, SSH in. About 70 ms to Tokyo, with 14 days to measure it against your own users and walk away.

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