Since each terminal, such as personal computer, will be given its Internet address, IPv6 users will be able to make direct exchanges of data, voice and video, without accessing servers of telecommunications companies.
The IPv6 service will be available to subscribers to NTT East's fiber-to-the-home, or FTTH, Internet access service or asymmetric digital subscriber line service.
The company will charge monthly fees of 300 yen per terminal and plans to expand the service to other areas starting in February next year.
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