Oracle Japan

Oracle Japan (Oracle Corporation Japan) is the Japanese subsidiary of Oracle Corporation, the American multinational technology company known for its database software and enterprise cloud services. Established in Japan in the mid-1980s, Oracle Japan has grown into a major provider of enterprise IT solutions in the country, serving businesses, government agencies, and educational institutions. Its offerings include Oracle Database, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Fusion Cloud Applications (ERP, HCM, CX), and industry-specific solutions. The company operates through a direct sales force and a network of partners, and it maintains a strong presence in Tokyo and other major Japanese cities. As a subsidiary, it leverages Oracle's global research and development while adapting products to local market needs, including Japanese-language support and compliance with local regulations. Oracle Japan is a key player in Japan's cloud and digital transformation market, competing with other global and domestic IT vendors.

Oracle Corporation entered the Japanese market in the 1980s, establishing a local subsidiary to serve the growing demand for relational database management systems. Oracle Japan was formally incorporated in 1985 and quickly became a leading vendor of database software in the country. During the 1990s, Oracle Japan expanded its product line to include enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) applications, and it built a strong consulting and support organization. In the 2000s, Oracle Japan continued to grow through acquisitions of other software companies and by promoting its middleware and business intelligence offerings. The 2010s marked a significant shift toward cloud computing, with Oracle Japan launching local cloud regions and promoting Oracle Cloud services. In 2019, Oracle opened a new cloud region in Tokyo, and later in Osaka, to provide low-latency, high-availability cloud services to Japanese customers. Oracle Japan also focuses on digital transformation initiatives, partnering with Japanese enterprises and government bodies. Today, Oracle Japan remains a key subsidiary of Oracle Corporation, contributing to Oracle's global revenue and serving thousands of customers across various industries.

• 2021

  Opened a cloud region in Osaka.

• 2019

  Opened a new cloud region in Tokyo.

• 2000

  Grew through acquisitions and middleware offerings.

• 1990

  Expanded into ERP and CRM applications.

• 1985

  Oracle Japan established as a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation.

Enterprise-grade cloud and database solutions tailored for the Japanese market, emphasizing reliability, security, and local support.

• Oracle Database

  Relational database management system.

• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

  Cloud computing platform.

• Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications

  Suite of cloud ERP, HCM, and CX applications.

• 2026-09-24

  Oracle Japan reports record fiscal first-quarter sales and profits; shares surge 7%[2]甲骨文日本公布创纪录的第一财季销售与利润，股价上涨7%cnbc.com

  Reported: 2026-09-25

  Oracle Japan reported record fiscal first-quarter results on Thursday: net sales for the June-August quarter rose 13% from a year earlier to 74.86 billion yen ($472 million), operating profit jumped 22.7% to 25.92 billion yen, and net profit climbed 23.2% to 18.25 billion yen, all record highs for a fiscal first quarter. Cloud revenue jumped 31.7% year on year to 25.14 billion yen. The company maintained its full-year outlook for sales growth of 6-10% and said it plans to expand its sovereign cloud offering and strengthen its AI solutions in Japan. Its Tokyo-listed shares surged more than 7% on Friday after the announcement, while U.S.-listed Oracle shares fell more than 3% overnight.

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