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.jp registration privacy

DomainQ does not offer additional WHOIS privacy for .jp. Public registration data follows the extension’s rules; our team can help explain what is visible.

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.jp domain prices

Compare DomainQ’s standard registration, renewal and transfer rates.

.jp domain prices — TRY
TransactionTermPrice
Renewal

Extend your existing registration at DomainQ.

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One-year renewal ₺1,099.99
Transfer

Move your domain management to DomainQ; review extension-specific eligibility and term conditions.

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Transfer transaction fee ₺999.99

Prices exclude VAT. Standard rates are shown; premium or registered domains offered for sale may have different prices. Check the term, transaction conditions and final total in the order summary.

USD and EUR amounts are approximate comparison values. Check the applicable transaction currency and total in the customer panel.

Three years at today's rates₺3,199.97

1 registration + 2 annual renewals

A planning estimate, not a three-year package or fixed-price commitment. Transfer, VAT and additional services are excluded. Future rates may change.

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What is .jp and when is it useful?

.jp is Japan’s country-code domain. General-use names directly under .jp are not limited to companies: individuals, groups and organisations with a permanent postal address in Japan can apply. Japanese and alphanumeric names have different length rules. If you meet the permanent postal address requirement in Japan, search your brand’s direct .jp registration at DomainQ.

Diagram of the name, extension and DNS hierarchy in yourbrand.jp
In yourbrand.jp, yourbrand is your chosen name and .jp is the top-level domain. DNS hierarchy proceeds from the root (.) to the extension and the name. This is an illustrative address, not an availability result.

.jp registry operator: JPRS

Your .jp application at DomainQ follows eligibility and naming rules set by JPRS. Review the registration, renewal and transfer steps for your domain with our team; the sources for these conditions are linked below.

Registry operator
JPRS

IANA lists Japan Registry Services Co., Ltd. as the manager of .jp.

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Extension type
Country-code top-level domain (ccTLD)

Direct .jp registration described here is for general use. Organisation-specific namespaces such as .co.jp have separate conditions.

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IANA registration date
1986-08-05

The date in the IANA root-zone record, not the registration date of your own domain.

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Japanese address
Permanent postal address required

For general-use .jp, an individual, group or organisation must have a permanent postal address in Japan. Selling to Japan alone does not satisfy this requirement.

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Registry term
Month-end of the registration anniversary

JPRS sets the initial expiry at the end of the month one year after registration and renews annually thereafter. DomainQ’s payment processing deadline may be earlier; follow the date shown in your account.

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When to use .jp

A product localised for Japan

Prepare the product name, Japanese support and delivery information together. The extension does not establish translation accuracy or service quality; build a genuinely useful local experience.

A Japanese brand name

Kanji, hiragana or katakana can preserve the brand’s appearance. Consider a Latin-script alternative for pronunciation, different keyboards and email use.

Personal and community projects

General-use .jp is not reserved for commercial entities. A person meeting the local-address requirement can apply for an event, portfolio or community site.

How to choose a .jp domain

Assess Japanese and Latin-script name options at DomainQ against their separate length rules, choosing the spelling your customers in Japan will use.

Verify the permanent address first

An export plan or frequent travel to Japan is not itself a permanent postal address. Confirm the actual address information required by the provider before applying.

Different Latin and Japanese lengths

A two-letter Latin abbreviation does not become valid merely because a one-character Japanese name can be allowed. Each label follows its own character-category rules.

.jp versus .co.jp

Direct .jp and organisational .co.jp are separate namespaces. Registering .jp does not establish that you meet .co.jp’s entity-specific requirements.

Register and manage .jp at DomainQ

Provide the permanent postal address in Japan and accurate registrant details in your DomainQ application. Track the renewal deadline in your panel and ask our team about name rules or transfer steps.

Naming and management rules

Alphanumeric name
3–63

The standard length range for letters, digits and hyphens. No leading or trailing hyphens; reserved names are checked separately.

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Japanese name
1–15 characters, supported set

JPRS publishes separate character and length rules for Japanese names. Arbitrary Unicode is not accepted; confirm the Punycode form and registration support at DomainQ with our team.

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Number of registrations
Multiple general-use .jp names

An individual or organisation can register multiple general-use .jp names. Do not apply rules from other categories such as .co.jp here.

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Provider change
AuthCode

Obtain the code from the current designated provider. JPRS defines expiry as the end of the 35th day counted from the day after generation; an approved transfer consumes the code.

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Deletion and restoration
Month-based status schedule

General-use .jp deletion follows month-end stages. JPRS defines restoration within the first 20 days of the suspended month; confirm the submission deadline with the DomainQ team in advance.

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Before registering at DomainQ

Continuing address and contact access

Update registration details when the Japanese postal address changes. Avoid leaving the account accessible only to an employee who may depart.

AuthCode validity

Request the code when the new provider is ready. Obtain a fresh code instead of submitting an expired or consumed one, and confirm deadlines in Japan’s time zone.

Month-end renewal planning

Distinguish the JPRS registry date from the provider’s payment and cancellation deadlines. Do not wait until the last day of a potentially short restoration window.

How to register a domain with DomainQ

From choosing your name to managing DNS, keep your domain in one customer panel.

  1. Search for your name at DomainQ

    Check your address for availability and compare alternative extension prices. Searching alone does not reserve the name.

  2. Complete registration in our panel

    Review your registrant details, registration term and total price in your DomainQ customer panel. Keep your contact details current for renewal notifications.

  3. Connect with your included DNS

    Manage web and email records with our included Premium Anycast DNS. If you are still building your site, try SiteQ free for 15 days; our team can help with setup questions.

Technical terms and transaction details

Can my Turkish company register .jp directly?

General-use .jp requires a permanent postal address in Japan. Applying from Türkiye is not prohibited, but a Turkish address and intent to sell to Japan alone are insufficient.

Must I be a Japanese company to register .jp?

No. General-use .jp is open to individuals, groups and organisations meeting the permanent-address requirement. Assess other categories such as .co.jp separately.

Questions about .jp at DomainQ

From choosing .jp to registration and renewal: answers about your DomainQ service and the extension’s requirements.

Can my Turkish company register .jp directly?

General-use .jp requires a permanent postal address in Japan. Applying from Türkiye is not prohibited, but a Turkish address and intent to sell to Japan alone are insufficient.

Must I be a Japanese company to register .jp?

No. General-use .jp is open to individuals, groups and organisations meeting the permanent-address requirement. Assess other categories such as .co.jp separately.

How long can a Japanese domain name be?

JPRS publishes a one-to-15-character range for Japanese names and three to 63 for alphanumeric names. The supported character table and provider compatibility also apply.

Does a .jp transfer require a code?

Changing the designated provider uses AuthCode. Verify the code obtained from your current provider for a transfer to DomainQ; it cannot be reused after a successful change. Confirm the steps applicable to your domain with our team.

Can I assume a standard 30-day period for expired .jp?

No. JPRS defines month-end stages and a restoration process within the first 20 days of the relevant month for general-use .jp. Providers may impose earlier processing deadlines.

How much does a .jp domain cost?

The table above lists DomainQ’s standard .jp registration, renewal and transfer charges separately. Paying for a request does not remove the eligibility requirements. Check the final order total, selected period, taxes and any additional services before completing registration.

What should I check when choosing a cheap .jp domain?

Compare renewal, transfer and possible restoration fees alongside the initial registration charge. Check the term, eligibility verification and included services in the order.

What does .jp mean for SEO?

.jp can signal Japan, but a Japanese-keyword domain does not establish rankings by itself. Content answering local users’ questions, correct language versions and usable mobile pages matter.

Does my .jp address include a website and email?

Your .jp registration at DomainQ includes free Premium Anycast DNS and a 15-day free AI SiteQ website-builder trial. Hosting and mailboxes are separate services; connect your .jp to both using DNS records. When changing provider, plan DNS, website files and mailbox migration separately.

Does registering .jp create trademark rights?

No. Domain availability is not permission to use another person’s or organisation’s trademark. Research similar names in the target market; the registry’s dispute rules also apply.

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Sources and registration rules

We use the sources below to explain extension specifications and registration rules. Our team can help with DomainQ services, registration eligibility and the transfer process.

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