This selection includes FiveM (GTA 5) servers in Japan with a FiveM endpoint. Use that client and check the server’s official channels for rules and any application requirements.
Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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58 players
Clown RP offers Japanese-language GTA V roleplay through FiveM. It advertises at least 30 crime types and at least 400,000 outfits, a restaurant-management system and chat with automatic translation and read-aloud features. Redzone, turf and drugs are also listed. Access requires the citizen role on Discord.
37 players
Lovegura Ver. 5.2 offers Japanese-language GTA V roleplay through FiveM. It advertises 14 types of robberies and more than 30 jobs, with monthly updates and varied events. Beginners receive guidance, and gang applications are advertised as open.
36 players
Refloria Town offers Japanese-language GTA V roleplay through FiveM. It advertises around 30 crime types, hidden elements and at least 15 race courses. Information about features is available in town to guide new players. Whitelist admission is requested on its Discord.
10 players
AZUA CITY 2 requires a participation-authentication role to join the server. This instruction does not specify how to obtain the role.
9 players
It is a Japanese-speaking roleplay GTA V server available through FiveM.
5 players
MeltTown is a GTA V FiveM project presented in Japanese and welcoming to beginners. It is recruiting participants for all jobs and advertises support packs. Job guides are available through the community's Discord.
4 players
RETCity publishes an admission instruction for its FiveM server: players who are not registered on the whitelist must apply through Discord. This registration should therefore be prepared before attempting to join.
4 players
As of 26 September 2026, RedLine:X highlighted a simulated vehicle system and ECU tuning.
3 players
35VILLAGE-RP’s current presentation explicitly welcomes beginner players.
3 players
TMGR offers Japanese-language roleplay in GTA V/FiveM in an advertised beta setting. The project welcomes beginners and asks players to check its Discord before taking part.
3 players
さくら島-RP LIFE SERVER presents itself as a roleplay server welcoming beginners and new arrivals.
2 players
EndlessHappiness’ presentation welcomes players who have never used FiveM as well as experienced players.
2 players
Flecity RP offers Japanese-language GTA V roleplay through FiveM, advertising a welcome for beginners. It lists police and EMS roles, restaurants and car dealerships, alongside legal part-time jobs. Whitelist admission is requested on its Discord.
2 players
LegaCity V2 is a FiveM roleplay server with allowlist admission. The team asks players to join the server’s Discord and request a place before participating.
2 players
Bear Town offers several farming activities with their own levels in GTA V through FiveM. Its presentation states that gathering yield increases with level and tools improve efficiency. Criminal activities exist, but gangs are absent. Whitelist admission is requested on its Discord.
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