For teams running Rakuten shops from outside Japan
Team abroad, shop in Japan: sign in to RMS from one Japanese home IP daily, and see charts and sales as local shoppers do.
One Japanese native IP per shop, kept on renewal; ranking and review data run on Japanese rotating residential IPs, with bandwidth plans for Super SALE weeks.
For Japan ecommerce, Rakuten Ichiba shops and data jobs all run on Japanese exits; Rakuten Taiwan, Rakuten France and affiliate links each get an exit in their own country.
Japan Rakuten Ichiba's home: RMS, category charts, Super SALE and shopping marathons; Tokyo, Osaka and other cities subject to availability Japan residential IPs 
France Rakuten France: French pages, new and second-hand price research France residential IPs 
United States Rakuten cashback and affiliate links: check US landing pages and rebates locally United States residential IPs Rakuten Ichiba's sale rhythm, points mechanics and shopper habits are distinctly Japanese: steady back-office sign-ins, data read from Japan, and sales watched ahead of time.
Shop managers, operators and designers all reach Rakuten RMS through the shop's Japanese native IP. Page edits, coupons and customer replies always come from the same Japanese home connection, not a different city every day.
Native ISP IPWhether one company runs a home-goods shop and a beauty shop or an agency serves several brands, each shop gets its own fixed Japanese IP and browser profile, so every shop's sign-in record stays clean.
Native · broadcast IPDaily and weekly charts split finely by category and sub-category. Read the categories you follow on a schedule from Japanese residential exits and log how your items and rivals move.
Rotating residentialDuring the sale, time-limited discounts, shop coupons and Rakuten points multipliers stack. At kickoff, open listings as an ordinary shopper on a Japanese short-term IP and check prices and badges at a glance.
Short-term static IPShop sign-ins get fixed Japanese IPs, charts and reviews get rotating Japanese IPs, and sale checks get Japanese short-term IPs.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily RMS work | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | Product upkeep, coupons and customer questions mean daily sign-ins. | One Japanese IP per shop; each staff member uses their own R-Login ID. |
| Agencies | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | One company runs Rakuten shops for several brands. | A dedicated exit per client shop at a lower unit price. |
| Category charts and prices | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | From $0.8/GB; read charts and prices per category once a day. | Stay signed out so your own member rank doesn't skew the points and offers shown. |
| Reviews and sale-week sweeps | Dynamic residential · Bandwidth100Mbps / $980/30 days | Volume spikes around each quarterly Super SALE and during review batches. | A 30-day bandwidth plan covers the whole sale; Japan needs Flagship. |
| Coupon and points display checks | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | When a sale opens or coupons go live. | One Japanese IP for 1–24 hours, then a new one. |
Plenty of teams reach RMS through whatever Japanese IP is handy, a different one each day. Once the shop grows, that stops holding up.
| Aspect | Borrowed Japanese IP | NexIP Japanese native exit |
|---|---|---|
| IP source | Usually datacenter or shared | Japanese carrier home broadband, dedicated |
| Sign-in location | May differ every time | The same for the whole lease |
| Teamwork | Everyone on their own route | One exit for all, personal IDs for access |
| Renewal | A new address at expiry | Renewal keeps the same IP |
Rent Japanese static IPs by shop count and rotating residential IPs by data volume; checkout shows the final price.
For RMS: Japanese carrier home broadband, one per shop, the same IP on renewal.
For agencies: one per client shop, lower cost overall.
Category chart and price tracking, per GB in packs that don't expire.
Super SALE and review batches: dedicated 100Mbps–1Gbps, unmetered; Japan needs Flagship.
Coupon and points checks, one Japanese IP for 1–24 hours.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username and password or IP allowlist auth, for shop browsers and chart scripts alike.
Check from the shell that the exit is in Japan before handing the IP to the shop team.
Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
Australiacurl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/geoScrapy requests carry the proxy setting, read categories in batches and parse Japanese pages as UTF-8.
yield scrapy.Request(
"https://example.com/ranking",
meta={"proxy": "http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT"},
)Put each shop's Japanese IP in its own browser profile, with host, port and credentials kept per shop.
A native ISP IP from a Japanese carrier, From $5/IP/month. One per shop and unchanged on renewal, so every RMS sign-in comes from the same Japanese home connection.
Give the shop one Japanese native IP that everyone uses for RMS, with personal R-Login IDs on top. Every action maps to a person and time, and the sign-in location never moves with the staff.
Keep them apart: one fixed IP and browser profile per shop, so sign-in records stay separate. Agencies with many shops can use broadcast IPs, $4/IP/month, at a lower unit price.
List the categories and sub-categories you follow, read daily and weekly charts signed out from Japanese residential exits on a schedule, and log rank, price and review count; a fixed time slot keeps runs comparable.
Start a bandwidth plan ahead of time for the volume, 100Mbps / $980/30 days, and keep a batch of Japanese short-term IPs, From $0.17/IP, to check coupons, discounts and Rakuten points multipliers once it opens.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username and password or IP allowlist auth. Japan-wide exits are always available; cities such as Tokyo or Osaka and ASN targeting are subject to availability.
RMS IPs bill per IP per month, From $3/IP/month; sale-check IPs come in packs, From $0.17/IP; chart and review data bill per GB, From $0.8/GB, or by bandwidth plan.
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