List Of Japanese Backlinks & Guest Post Sites

Live Inventory

Browse japanese publishers, live.

Filter by Domain Rank, traffic, and price. Every site has been manually vetted for editorial quality, audience fit, and outreach responsiveness.

What You Get

A working japanese backlink directory, not a static list.

Every site comes with editorial guidelines, link quotas, average turnaround, and the contact you should pitch.

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If you are searching for any of the terms below, you are in the right place. The marketplace covers every angle of japanese link building.

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How To Use It

From search to placement in four steps.

Market Context

Japanese link building: one of the world's largest but most distinct digital markets.

Japan is the third-largest internet advertising market globally, with a digital publishing ecosystem that operates almost entirely in Japanese and follows editorial norms very different from Western markets.

Japanese digital publishing is dominated by large portal ecosystems including Yahoo! Japan, LINE News, and major publisher groups like Nikkei, Asahi, and Recruit Holdings' media properties. Google Japan has grown its search market share significantly, but Yahoo! Japan remains relevant for certain demographics. The .jp TLD is strongly preferred for local search.

Japanese placements require working through established brokers or agency relationships — cold outreach to Japanese editorial contacts rarely produces results. DR ranges from 30–85 for quality properties. Pricing is typically ¥15,000–¥150,000 per placement (approx. $100–$1,000 USD) depending on domain authority and traffic volume.

All content must be in native Japanese — machine-translated pitches are rejected immediately by Japanese editors. Content expectations are conservative: understated tone, technical accuracy, and group/social proof references outperform Western-style bold claims. The use of infographics and data visualisations is particularly effective.

Strongest verticals: consumer electronics and gaming, automotive, financial services and insurance, travel and tourism, healthcare, e-commerce, and B2B manufacturing technology. SaaS and cloud services are growing strongly as Japanese enterprises accelerate digital transformation.