LOCVPS Tokyo VPS Deal · 2C4G from ¥36/mo · BGP + SoftBank + KDDI + HK Native IP Launch

Operating in the China market for years, LOCVPS is part of Hong Kong's Steady Vision Group and has long offered KVM VPS, Xen VPS and multi-region cloud server products. Its routing has consistently been tuned for mainland-China access, with multiple Asia nodes to choose from.

LOCVPS recently launched two new KVM VPS specials. The Tokyo Japan plan runs on BGP + SoftBank + KDDI hybrid routing tuned for Asia. It is paired with a Hong Kong Native IP plan well-suited to cross-border workloads, hosting and lightweight applications.

An official sitewide 20% off code is currently available (confirm the exact code on the merchant page). Users need to register an account and top up first, then purchase from the control panel.

Two plans in this batch:

Effective prices after the 20% off code: Tokyo plan ~¥36/mo; HK plan ~¥48/mo.

The Tokyo location's selling points this round:

On routing alone, the Tokyo node fits sites targeting Japan and Asia users, Telegram bots, lightweight cross-border workloads, overseas hosting, dev/test environments and low-latency remote connections.

Versus traditional international routing, SoftBank and KDDI typically deliver lower latency to Asia — especially friendlier from East and South China.

The HK HKSTD-EXP3 plan uses:

Although the port is only 30 Mbps, it remains plenty for small sites, company showcase sites, lightweight proxies, cross-border e-commerce backends and SSH remote office use. HK Native IPs are also typically more compatible with certain overseas workload scenarios than typical datacenter IPs.

Tokyo speed test: http://jpty.speedtest.locvps.net/

Hong Kong speed test: https://hkstd1.speedtest.locvps.net/

The current LOCVPS purchase flow:

Stock on some specials can fluctuate — confirm availability in the panel before purchase.

1. What virtualization does LOCVPS use?

The plans in this article are KVM VPS. KVM is a full-virtualization solution with relatively good compatibility, supports custom kernels and fits Linux deployments.

2. Is the Tokyo line a fit for mainland-China users?

The Tokyo node uses BGP + SoftBank + KDDI hybrid routing, overall tuned for Asia. Versus typical international routing, latency from China is usually lower, though local-carrier fluctuations still affect the experience.

3. Why does the HK plan have less traffic?

HK bandwidth and routing costs are typically higher than Japan, so the HK plan ships with 250 GB monthly traffic + 30 Mbps port — leaning toward lightweight stable use.

4. Is LOCVPS a fit for high-load workloads?

These plans target entry-level VPS, lightweight hosting, test environments, cross-border tooling and small-scale workloads. For high-concurrency, high-I/O or large-scale compute, choose a higher-spec plan.

Core advantages of LOCVPS's Tokyo Japan special:

The HK plan, in turn, fits users who need a HK Native IP, China direct routing and small-traffic stable workloads. If you're on a tight budget and want a Japan or Hong Kong Asian node, these two plans are among the lower-barrier entry options available right now.