Data Centers in Japan
94 data centers across 34 cities
Japan's data center market is anchored in Tokyo (Inzai, Otemachi, Shibuya) and Osaka, with strong Tier-3/4 standards and seismic-rated design. Renewable-power adoption is rising fast — multiple operators run on 100% renewable contracts.
- ▸ Seismic-rated building design
- ▸ 100% renewable power at multiple operators
- ▸ Tokyo / Osaka dual anchor
Data Centers by City
Tokyo
44 data centers
Osaka
9 data centers
Shinagawa-ku
4 data centers
Hyogo
3 data centers
Nagoya
2 data centers
Bunkyō-ku
2 data centers
Inzai
2 data centers
Chuo, Osaka
2 data centers
Kobe
1 data centers
Chiyoda-ku
1 data centers
Nagoya-shi, Aichi
1 data centers
tbc
1 data centers
Osaka Prefecture
1 data centers
Saitama Prefecture
1 data centers
Kanagawa
1 data centers
Ishikari
1 data centers
Inzai City
1 data centers
Kamogawa-shi
1 data centers
Shinagawa
1 data centers
Toyohashi-shi
1 data centers
Ibaraki-shi
1 data centers
Fukuoka
1 data centers
Hiroshima
1 data centers
Naha
1 data centers
Kita, Osaka
1 data centers
Oyama
1 data centers
Sapporo
1 data centers
Sendai
1 data centers
Shibuya-ku
1 data centers
Tama
1 data centers
Takamatsu
1 data centers
Yokohama
1 data centers
Matsue
1 data centers
Nagano
1 data centers
Key Features
Low Latency
Strategically located facilities for minimal latency to users in Japan.
High Security
State-of-the-art security measures to protect your data and applications.
Redundancy
Multiple redundant systems to ensure maximum uptime and reliability.