YINNET YunTu recently launched a summer promotion for its Japan Tokyo JP.TYO VPS. The service uses KVM virtualization and comes with a configuration of 1 CPU core, 1GB RAM, 1000GB traffic, and 500Mbps bandwidth. With the promo code GWVPSCEPING, users can receive an additional 10% discount, bringing the annual price down to only ¥178.2.
| Configuration | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Tokyo, Japan |
| CPU | 1 Core |
| RAM | 1GB |
| Bandwidth | 500Mbps |
| Traffic | 1000GB/month |
| IPv4 | 1 IPv4 Address |
| Virtualization | KVM |
| Operating System | Linux Supported |
| Price | ¥178.2/year Purchase Link |
| 10% OFF Promo Code | GWVPSCEPING |
Purchase Link: https://cloud.yt.net/server/config/106?ref=12457
Looking Glass: https://jp-tyo.lg.yt.net
The tested IP address is 107.148.***.***. The IP belongs to Tokyo, Japan, with ASN AS219401 Yeah Tech LLC. The IP type is identified as a data center IP and also a broadcast IP. In terms of IP reputation, overall performance is normal. AbuseIPDB shows no abuse records, blacklist detection shows 0 results, making it suitable for regular website hosting and business deployment.
Domestic Three-Network Latency Test
A total of 204 monitoring nodes participated in this test. The overall average latency in mainland China was approximately 112ms. China Unicom performed the best with an average latency of 102ms, followed by China Telecom at 113ms and China Mobile at 121ms.
Specifically, the fastest node was China Unicom in Jinan, Shandong, with only 50ms latency. The slowest node was China Mobile in Chongqing, reaching 256ms. Average latency by region:
- North China: 97ms
- Central China: 104ms
- East China: 111ms
- South China: 114ms
- Southwest China: 130ms
Overall, the Tokyo Japan node provides average domestic connectivity performance, with China Unicom users receiving the best experience.
Three-Network Outbound Route Test
For China Telecom outbound routing, traffic starts from Chongqing Telecom, passes through the AS4134 Telecom backbone, enters the Japan Tokyo Telecom exit, and then reaches the server through the IIJ network. The final latency is approximately 130ms.
China Unicom outbound routing performs better. Traffic starts from China Unicom AS4837, passes through Shanghai Unicom, enters Japan SoftBank network, and reaches the Tokyo node with approximately 73ms latency.
China Mobile outbound routing uses the CMI international route. Traffic starts from Beijing Mobile, enters AS9808, passes through CMI, and reaches Tokyo, with approximately 95ms latency.
Overall, all three networks use normal international routes without obvious detours.
Three-Network Return Route Test
The test shows that the YINNET YunTu Tokyo Japan node has stable return routes across all three networks, mainly using international networks such as SoftBank, CMI, and Level3.
China Telecom Return Route: SoftBank → 163 Backbone → China Telecom
Beijing Telecom return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ AS216211
→ SoftBank AS17676
→ China Telecom AS4134
→ 163 Backbone
The return latency from Tokyo to Beijing Telecom is approximately 74-103ms. Shanghai Telecom return traffic passes through Japan SoftBank before entering China Telecom, with around 85ms latency. Guangdong Telecom is around 96ms. Overall, China Telecom return quality is good with no obvious routing issues.
China Unicom Return Route: SoftBank → AS4837 China Unicom Backbone
Beijing Unicom return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ AS216211
→ SoftBank AS17676
→ China Unicom AS4837
Test latency is approximately 106ms.
Shanghai Unicom return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ AS216211
→ AS4837
→ Shanghai Unicom
Latency is approximately 117ms.
Guangdong Unicom return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ SoftBank
→ Beijing Unicom Node
→ Guangdong Unicom
Latency is approximately 132-146ms.
China Unicom return traffic mainly uses the AS4837 backbone. The route is stable, although some southern regions have slightly higher latency compared with Telecom and Mobile.
China Mobile Return Route: Level3 → CMI → CMNET
Beijing Mobile return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ Level3 AS3356
→ CMI AS58453
→ China Mobile AS9808
Test latency is approximately 56-177ms.
Shanghai Mobile return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ Level3
→ CMI
→ CMNET
Latency is approximately 67ms.
Guangdong Mobile return route:
Tokyo, Japan
→ CMI
→ Guangzhou Mobile Node
Latency is approximately 78-80ms.
China Mobile return traffic mainly uses the CMI international route. Performance is excellent toward Asia, especially with lower latency in South and East China regions.
Overall, the YINNET YunTu Tokyo Japan node return routes are:
- China Telecom: SoftBank access to 163 backbone, stable performance
- China Unicom: SoftBank access to AS4837, good performance in northern China
- China Mobile: Level3 access to CMI, strong advantage toward Asia
No obvious routing detours were found on any of the three networks, making this a relatively high-quality Tokyo route combination.
Global Network Performance
During overseas node testing, the latency to Los Angeles, USA was approximately 107ms, Canada around 175ms, the United Kingdom around 219ms, France around 268ms, and Australia around 167ms.
Ping.pe global testing shows that most nodes had 0% packet loss. Latency to locations such as Los Angeles and San Francisco in the United States remained around 100-120ms, while European locations were around 230-260ms. Overall international connectivity quality was good.
Hardware Performance Test
The server uses KVM virtualization and runs Debian 12.
CPU: Intel Xeon Gold 6138, 1 Core / 1 Thread / 2.0GHz
Geekbench 5 Single-Core Score: 517 points
Sysbench Single Thread Score: 815.57
For memory performance, the 1GB RAM test shows read speed of approximately 17794MB/s and write speed of approximately 14880MB/s, which is within the normal range.
For storage performance, Fio testing shows sequential read speed of approximately 235MB/s, sequential write speed of approximately 241MB/s, 4K random read speed of 25.2MB/s, and random write speed of 49MB/s. This is considered typical SSD performance.
IP Unlocking Test
Streaming media test results:
- TikTok: Unlocked
- Disney+: Japan Region
- Netflix: Japan Region
- ChatGPT: Unlocked
- Reddit: Unlocked
- Amazon Prime: Unlocked
Overall, the streaming media unlocking capability is good. However, the YouTube region is displayed as China.
NodeQuality Test
Overall hardware score:
- Total Score: 13835
- Ranking: Top 0.6%
Detailed ranking:
- CPU ranking: Top 2.0%
- Memory ranking: Top 0.7%
- Storage ranking: Top 1.1%
The overall hardware quality performance is quite good.
NodeQuality Test Report: https://nodequality.com/r/PUPwvCuvdKCWNKtQsJ7BBBXAc9kdb8Zr
Conclusion
The biggest advantages of YINNET YunTu Japan Tokyo VPS are its low price, high bandwidth, and stable three-network international connectivity.
For only around ¥178/year, users can get a 500Mbps port and 1000GB monthly traffic. This makes it a cost-effective choice for personal blogs, small websites, Docker testing, and Asian business deployments.
Advantages:
- Affordable annual price of around ¥178
- 500Mbps high bandwidth
- 112ms average latency across three networks
- Excellent China Unicom route performance
- Normal IP quality with streaming media unlocking support
Disadvantages:
- 1 Core / 1GB configuration is relatively limited
- SSD storage performance is average
- Some China Mobile regions may experience latency fluctuations
Overall, YINNET YunTu Japan JP.TYO VPS is a value-oriented Japan VPS product. It is suitable for users with a limited budget who require high bandwidth performance.
