Data center AT TOKYO Chuo Center (CC1)

As a top disaster-proof data center in the core area of Tokyo, AT TOKYO CC1 provides you with fast and reliable data processing and zero downtime business guarantee during extreme disasters.

advantages of our data center in Koto City, Tokyo
advantages of our data center in Koto City, Tokyo
Data Center Highlights
Tokyo CC1 Data Center
Top disaster-proof data center, ideal for business requiring a strong and reliable IT infrastructure
benfits of the a performance server

Location

A flagship data center facility located in the heart of Tokyo’s Chuo district, Koto City
fast deployment of high performance server

Industry Certifications

ISO27001 (2007), Japan Privacy Mark (2007), SOC1 Type II (2011), PCI DSS (2016), SOC2 Type II (2020)
Unshared bandwidth for high performance server

Operational Start

February 2001 (upper floors expanded 2003–2008)
Unshared bandwidth for high performance server

Size

Total floor area 144,000m², with – 40,000m² dedicated to CPU rooms
Critical Infrastructure Design
Meet the most demanding requirements for business continuity and network redundancy against natural disasters
server
  • 5-layer redundancy:
    Grid-to-rack power distribution (500kV → 275kV → 154kV → 66kV → 6.6kV)
  • Backup:
    Dual 66kV feeds + on-site generators (dedicated fuel tank with disaster-response supply contracts)
  • Priority restoration:
    Government-designated for rapid power recovery (minimal outage risk)
  • Centralized water cooling + 5,000m³ thermal energy storage (chilled to 4°C using off-peak electricity)
  • Dual-loop chilled water pipes + heat recovery chillers
  • Emergency water reserves for cooling towers
  • Foundation:
    Built on solid “Tokyo Layer” diluvium bedrock (34m below surface), eliminating liquefaction risk
  • Seismic isolation:
    – 180 shock-absorbing units (60cm displacement capacity)
    – IT equipment isolated from ground motion (311 earthquake displacement: 9cm; zero damage)
  • Flood/tsunami defense:
    Elevation T.P. +8.00m (exceeding Tokyo Bay’s worst-case tsunami projection of T.P. +4.00m)
  • Proximity to Ariake-no-Oka Disaster Center (<2km), ensuring access to government emergency resources
  • 3 diverse entry points + multiple MDF rooms + fully redundant cabling
  • Global connectivity hub:
    Hosts 4 major IX nodes (JPIX/BBIX/JPNAP/KINX) and international submarine cable access
  • Underground deep-tunnel conduits (disaster-resistant) + inter-DC links (e.g., CC1-CC2)

For More Details

6-tier physical security:
  • 24/7 guards + luggage screening
  • ID/biometrics + security gates
    (tiered per-zone access)
  • Individual cabinet locks
Energy efficiency
  • High-efficiency transformers/UPS/centrifugal chillers + winter free-cooling
  • Seasonal A/C optimization (higher summer, lower winter temps) + shared facility shutdowns
24/7 monitoring
  • Building-wide surveillance
Independent blocks:
  • Three isolated operational blocks (A/B/C) with redundant power/cooling/network (each operable standalone)
Disaster preparedness
  • Government-contracted emergency fuel delivery
  • 14 dedicated emergency transport routes (including expressway access)
Low-risk certification
  • Third-party PML (Probable Maximum Loss) rating of 5.2%
Our Dedicated Servers
Ready in Tokyo, Japan
Configure your bare metal in Tokyo
Simcentric