A Kyoto proxy exits from a residential IP inside Kyoto, so the target site sees a local visitor rather than a datacenter. That matters wherever the answer changes by region — local search results, geo-priced listings, ads served to Kyoto audiences, and any site that treats out-of-region traffic as suspicious. The pool is addressable by state and by city, so you can be as specific as the target actually checks.
Target Kyoto
State_country-jp_state-kyoto
City e.g._country-jp_state-kyoto_city-kyoto
Append the token to your proxy password. Nothing else changes — same endpoint, same port. Any of the 1 cities below works in place of the example.
Yes. The residential pool is addressable down to Kyoto and to 1 of its cities. Add _country-jp_state-kyoto to your proxy password and every request exits from Kyoto.
How do I target a specific city in Kyoto?›
Append a city token to the state token, for example _country-jp_state-kyoto_city-kyoto. City targeting narrows the pool, so use it when the target site actually checks the city and the state token when it does not.
Which proxy type works in Kyoto?›
Residential is the one addressable by state — those are real Japan consumer IPs. Datacenter, mobile and ISP are available for Japan as a whole; mobile carries the highest trust, ISP gives you a static IP for long sessions.
What do Kyoto proxies cost?›
Per gigabyte from your Eveses wallet, on a volume ladder — the more you use, the lower the rate. Targeting Kyoto, or any city inside it, costs nothing extra.
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