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An affiliate tag is a statement about how a site makes money. Moshimo is a Moshimo Inc. network built around the Japanese e-commerce market, and finding its code on a page means the owner applied to a programme, was approved, and placed links that pay per sale or per action.

Monetisation signals are useful precisely because they are hard to fake. A site carrying this network has traffic worth monetising, an owner actively working on it, and a commercial relationship that demands periodic attention through link rotation, campaign selection and payout tracking. Dormant sites lose their affiliate code eventually, either because the account closes or because the merchant links break and somebody strips them, so the population skews toward live properties in a way that purely content-based signals do not.

The geography is close to absolute. Japan accounts for 97,242 of the 104,331 sites we detect as of September 2026, which is what a national network looks like in data: domestic merchants, local payouts, and publishers writing product reviews in the language their buyers shop in. .com still leads the domain breakdown rather than the country code suffix, a useful reminder that generic domains are the default for commercial blogs in that market and that TLD is a poor proxy for audience.

The people who want this population sit on both sides of it. Rival affiliate networks recruiting publishers, brands looking for review sites that already promote comparable products, agencies building placements for Japanese e-commerce, and analysts sizing the category all need a list rather than a single confirmation. A per-domain check tells you one blog is a publisher on the network. The list tells you how large the publisher base is, what kinds of site carry it, and which domains run a competing network alongside it, which is a practical starting point for a recruitment campaign or a competitive review.

One limit belongs in the open. Affiliate links are often placed through redirectors, shorteners or server-side inserts that never expose the network's own domain to a crawler, and a site that shows the code on article pages may not show it on the pages we sample. The count should be read as a floor on the publisher base rather than a census of it. We hold no launch date, implementation language or version fields for Moshimo, so nothing in the Affiliate programs data speaks to how long any given publisher has been in the programme or how much of its revenue depends on one.