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Our check

Oxford University Press gets about 47K visits a month (SimilarWeb, Aug 2026). The store was created in Dec 2020, 5 years ago, and is based in Japan.

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Good signs and warning signs

  • Open for 5 years: created Dec 2020.

The facts

Monthly visits
47K (SimilarWeb, Aug 2026)
Traffic vs month before
+34%
Store created
Dec 2020
Based in
Japan
Niche
Colleges & Universities

Questions shoppers ask

Is Oxford University Press legit?
Oxford University Press gets about 47K visits a month (SimilarWeb, Aug 2026). The store was created in Dec 2020, 5 years ago, and is based in Japan. These are measured facts, not a rating; check the flags on this page before you buy.
Where is Oxford University Press based?
oupjapan.co.jp is registered as a store in Japan.
How much traffic does oupjapan.co.jp get?
oupjapan.co.jp had 46,907 visits in Aug 2026, as measured by SimilarWeb for this exact host. That is up 34% on the month before. Oxford University Press traffic and size
How much revenue does Oxford University Press make?
Oxford University Press does not publish its revenue and no source AdLibrarySpy holds measures it, so no revenue figure is shown. Its measured size signals are 46,907 visits in Aug 2026 (SimilarWeb) and 43 products. How big is Oxford University Press?
Who are Oxford University Press's competitors?
Oxford University Press's closest competitors in the AdLibrarySpy index, by niche and traffic, are INESALUD (inesalud.com), ABA Technologies (abatechnologies.com), ITU Academy (academy.itu.int), capman.es and Society for Classical Studies (classicalstudies.org). Sites like Oxford University Press

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