Object Storage Providers
Japanese object storage providers store files, images, backups, and other data in the cloud. Rather than organizing content in folders, each item is kept as a standalone object with its own address, so applications can retrieve it directly over the web. This scales well for websites, mobile apps, and long-term archives.
These services copy data across multiple servers automatically, keeping it safe and available. Most can be managed through a browser control panel or programmatic APIs.
S3
Compatibility with the S3 API lets teams reuse familiar tools like s3cmd, rclone, and existing SDKs without changing their workflows. - Object storage from ConoHa by GMO Internet with free outbound data transfer, S3-compatible API, multi-node replication, and no capacity limit.Read more →
- S3-compatible object storage from Fujitsu with ISMAP registration, two domestic regions for disaster recovery, and enterprise security options.Read more →
- S3-compatible object storage from Sakura Internet with two domestic regions, cross-region replication, and free data transfer across Sakura services.Read more →
- Object storage from Z.com Cloud by GMO Internet Group, with unlimited capacity, free outbound data transfer, and an OpenStack-compliant API.Read more →
Discontinued Services
- IIJ Object Storage Service was an S3-compatible cloud storage service from Internet Initiative Japan. It is no longer accepting new customers.Read more →
