Find a Rust server for your next session. Build your base and prepare for the next wipe. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. The connection IP is estimated in Japan. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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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25 players
Pug-Server offers PvE for beginners and experienced players, with an interface designed for almost command-free use. It advertises protection from player raids, player killing and theft. Rules appear at login; Discord provides plugin explanations and detailed rules.
13 players
OKAWAServer offers PvE in Rust and asks players to read its rules on Discord. That Discord is advertised as Japanese-only. Rule violations may result in penalties.
Rust Underpants Tokyo is a solo/duo server. Blueprints reset on the first Friday of each month; map-wipe schedules are published on Discord. It advertises non-playing administrators and prohibits cheating scripts and racism.
6 players
Nomarust Sat limits groups to 4 players in Rust.
This GINGA instance advertises PvP on a map of size 6000 and welcomes streamers. The operator excludes Chinese, Korean and Taiwanese players; other foreign players are admitted if they team with a Japanese player. Players banned from other servers or games are generally banned here as well.
IKKUNN Server D offers PvE in Rust. Its rules prohibit attacking or harassing other players, spam and actions that overload the server. Further information and rules are available on the project’s Discord.
3 players
JP-APOLLO offers a heavily modded PvE format in Rust. Its description states that restrictions are lifted by configuring DiscordLink after logging in, so account linking forms part of access to the server’s features.
IKKUNN Server C offers PvE in Rust. Its rules prohibit attacking or harassing other players, spam and actions that overload the server. Further information is available on the project’s Discord.
31 players
[EA] Facepunch 2 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.
IKKUNN Server A offers PvE in Rust. Its rules prohibit attacking or harassing other players, spam and actions that overload the server. Further information is available on the project’s Discord.
6 players
ゆるラス☮YURU RUST offers a Rust server. Raidable bases are among the advertised features.
20 players
天河の里 Light is a Rust server. This PvE server uses blueprint drops. Content includes bosses, raidable bases, cooking and summonable helicopters or tanks with multiple levels. Raiding other players’ bases and looting sleepers are forbidden. Access is for Japanese players; those living abroad require permission.
11 players
黎明の灯火 offers beginner-focused PvE in Rust. It advertises instant recycling and personal recyclers, an expanded large backpack, skill levels and a reward shop. Days are longer and nights shorter.
Unreachable
ShiGu presents itself as a Rust PvE server, but its operator says the settings are configured for PvP for building-related reasons. Raids or griefing can therefore occur; it recommends upgrading bases to at least stone.
RustSamurai is a Rust server. The format is limited to solo players, duos and trios on a 3,500-unit map. Raid windows run from 18:00 to midnight on weekdays and from noon to midnight on weekends and holidays. The complete rules should be read on Discord before joining.
16 players
ラテRUST PvE is a Rust server. Events and shop items are purchased with RP. Skills and cooking add progression, while animals can be raised or accompany gathering and combat as pets. Fishing includes around 300 fish species, while raidable bases include around 400 variants, including SkyBase.
16 players
初心者 limits groups to 6 players in Rust.
28 players
初心者PVPサーバー is a Rust server. This PvP server offers daily missions, events and gathering leaderboards. Item stacks are increased tenfold, and teams are limited to ten players. Crafting and recycling take half the usual time. Raids are restricted to scheduled windows that depend on the day of the week.
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On September 26, 2026, Tokyo Beginner Server advertised a maximum team size of 4, prohibited team alliances and welcomed non-Japanese players. Its wipe was listed for Fridays at 21:00 Japan time.
12 players
Kiyo Server JP presents itself as a Rust PvE server. Its operator nevertheless warns that griefing can occur and asks players to upgrade bases to at least stone.
Unreachable
On September 26, 2026, VandalRust 2X advertised teams of up to 8 and 50% upkeep. Raid hours in Japan time were 18:00–midnight Monday–Thursday, 18:00–02:00 Friday, 13:00–02:00 Saturday and 13:00–midnight Sunday.
Unreachable
On September 26, 2026, VandalRust Solo/Duo advertised teams of up to 2 and map wipes on Tuesdays at 16:00 Japan time. Blueprints were retained unless Facepunch forced a wipe.
Unreachable
On September 26, 2026, VandalRust Vanilla’s monthly branch advertised teams of up to 8 and map wipes following Facepunch’s monthly forced wipe. Blueprints were retained unless Facepunch forced a reset.
On September 25, 2026, VIVIDUS was presented as a modded PvE server with monthly wipes.
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