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Japan

Japan is the Hub for telecommunications in APAC region. there are more than 20 international submarine cable landing stations in Japan, with cables connecting the United Station, Australia, Russia, Pan-Asia, Europe and Africa, including:

  • 12 transpacific cables connecting the West Coast of the US: PC-1, TGN-Pacific, TPE, Unity, FASTER, NCP, Jupiter, Topaz, JUNO,  Proa, Taihei and E2A. Additionally, AJC, JGA and Apricot cable systems connect Japan to Guam, the territory of the US.
  • 2 cables connecting Australia: AJC, JGA
  • 2 cable connecting Russia: RJCN, HSCS
  • 14 intra-asia cable: APCN-2, EAC-C2C, APG, ASE, FNAL/RNAL, SJC, TGN-IA, ADC, SJC2, Apricot, JAKO, AUG East, Candle, I-AM Cable. Additionally, TPE, NCP, FASTER, Jupiter and E2A also offer intra-asia connectivity.

 

Cable Landing Stations in Japan
Cable Landing Stations in Japan

 

Cable Landing Stations and Data Centers in Tokyo Bay Area
Cable Landing Stations and Data Centers in Tokyo Bay Area

 

Articles
Title Published Date Hits
Miyazaki Cable Landing Station
13-04-11 10878
Fukuoka Cable Landing Station
13-04-11 9485
Kitakyushu Cable Landing Station
13-04-11 9238
Cable Landing Stations in Japan
13-04-11 26244
Okinawa Cable Landing Station
15-03-11 12737
Toyohashi Cable Landing Station
12-03-11 15793
Wada Cable Landing Station
12-03-11 14608
Shima Cable Landing Station (KDDI)
12-03-11 23299
Chikura Cable Landing Station
12-03-11 28626
Shin-Maruyama Cable Landing Station (NTT)
12-03-11 26899

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