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Fujita Kaiun

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What Fujita Kaiun does.

Fujita Kaiun is a Japanese provider of server services, offering a variety of products and services including: - Rent-Server with fixed IP addresses for 0 Euro as an introduction fee. - 'Freッツ-Interface' with free 60-day trial version. - 'Fre츠-Licht' with free 5,000 Yen for new customers. - 'Eraubele' - a monthly 88-Euro rental server with 170 domains. - 'MyServer1000/3000' - a rental server with PHP5 and CGI functions for 1,080 Euro per month. - 'GonbeiDomain' - a large selection of domains including 900 special domains from all over the world. - 'AnswerStation' - a communication platform for public FAQs and individual inquiries.

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