Eleven firms, two languages, one country you actually live in.
Japanese site: yes or no
Coverage
| Firm | Japanese site | Prices shown in yen |
|---|---|---|
| Fintokei | Yes | Yes |
| Fundora | Yes | Yes |
| ThinkCapital | Yes | Yes |
| Funded7 | Yes | Yes |
| FundedNext | Yes | No |
| FTMO | No | No |
| FundingPips | No | No |
| The5ers | No | No |
| Goat Funded Trader | No | No |
| PipFarm | No | No |
| TradingCult | No | No |
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Checked on the firms’ own sites on 11 September 2026. Firms change what they offer, so treat this as a snapshot rather than a permanent list.
Four firms publish a full Japanese site: Fintokei, Fundora, ThinkCapital and Funded7.
FundedNext also translates its site, but its prices stay in another currency, so language and pricing move separately here.
A Japanese site does not always mean yen pricing
The two are decided separately by each firm.
FundedNext is the exception among the five: a Japanese rulebook next to a price still shown in a foreign currency. Check the currency on the page you are buying from, not just the language switch.
Six firms run English-only, including some of the largest names
FTMO, FundingPips, The5ers, Goat Funded Trader, PipFarm and TradingCult publish no Japanese site.
None of them offer yen pricing either. Reading their terms means reading them in English, with no translated fallback.
Why this matters more than it looks
Why
The rules that end an account are rarely on the front page. They sit in the terms: what counts as prohibited trading, how the drawdown is measured, what happens to an account when a rule is broken. Those paragraphs are where a language gap turns into a lost fee.
One of the five, FundedNext, also publishes its futures pages in Japanese. That is unusual, because futures are the part of this market with the least Japanese-language coverage.
The rules that end an account rarely sit on the front page.
They sit in the terms: what counts as prohibited trading, how the drawdown is measured, what happens to an account once a rule is broken.
FundedNext is the only firm with Japanese futures pages
Futures is the part of this market with the least Japanese coverage overall.
FundedNext publishing its futures rules in Japanese stands out for that reason, not because futures itself is a small product.
A translated site is not a promise of Japanese-language support
The two are separate services.
A firm with a Japanese site translates its rules and its marketing. Whether its support desk answers in Japanese is a different question, worth testing with an actual message before you pay.
Questions people actually ask
FAQDoes a Japanese site mean Japanese customer support?
Not necessarily. A translated site and a Japanese-speaking support desk are different things. Ask support a question in Japanese before you buy, and see what comes back.
Which firm should I start with if I read no English?
Start from the five with a full Japanese site, then compare their rules. This site keeps a detailed page for each of them in Japanese.
Are English-only firms worse?
No. Several of the largest and longest-running firms publish in English only. The trade-off is that you have to read their terms carefully yourself.
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Nothing on this site is investment advice. Trading carries the risk of losing your evaluation fee and failing the assessment. Always check the firm’s own site for the current terms before you buy anything.
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