Japanese law, corporation & statistics data as MCP, normalized to English with source attribution.
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https://japan-data-mcp.netlify.app/mcp4 tools · 360mssearch_japanese_lawSearch Japanese laws and regulations by keyword and return English-normalized metadata (law id, type, era, promulgation date, category) plus the matched Japanese text. No API key required. Japanese keywords match best; the underlying source is full-text Japanese.Search Japanese laws and regulations by keyword and return English-normalized metadata (law id, type, era, promulgation date, category) plus the matched Japanese text. No API key required. Japanese keywords match best; the underlying source is full-text Japanese.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| keyword* | string | Search term. Japanese matches the source text directly; English is best-effort. |
| limit | integer | Max results (1-20). |
get_law_textFetch the original Japanese text of a law by its law_id or revision_id (as returned by search_japanese_law). Optionally extract a single article. Returns the authentic Japanese legal text with English-normalized metadata and the required source attribution. No API key required. Typical flow: search…Fetch the original Japanese text of a law by its law_id or revision_id (as returned by search_japanese_law). Optionally extract a single article. Returns the authentic Japanese legal text with English-normalized metadata and the required source attribution. No API key required. Typical flow: search…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| law_id* | string | law_id (e.g. "321CONSTITUTION") or revision_id from search_japanese_law results. |
| article | string | Optional article number in Arabic numerals as e-Gov numbers them, e.g. "9", or "32_2" for Article 32-2. Omit to get the whole law (truncated to max_chars). |
| max_chars | integer | Max characters of Japanese text to return (200-20000). |
search_corporationLook up a Japanese corporation by partial name or 13-digit corporate number, returning English-keyed records (corporate number, name, address). Requires a free National Tax Agency application ID.Look up a Japanese corporation by partial name or 13-digit corporate number, returning English-keyed records (corporate number, name, address). Requires a free National Tax Agency application ID.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | Partial company name (Japanese). |
| corporate_number | string | 13-digit corporate number. |
search_statisticsSearch Japanese official statistics tables (e-Stat) by keyword and return English-keyed table metadata (id, title, organization, dates). Requires a free e-Stat application ID.Search Japanese official statistics tables (e-Stat) by keyword and return English-keyed table metadata (id, title, organization, dates). Requires a free e-Stat application ID.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| keyword* | string | Search term for statistics tables. |
| limit | integer | Max results (1-20). |
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